Sentence examples for certainly press from inspiring English sources

"We can certainly press charges.

China, however, will almost certainly press the United States to delay or rethink its plans.

But conservative groups like Heritage Action and the Club for Growth will almost certainly press Republicans to vote no.

If this present case should happen to come before the courts I should most certainly press for a definition of obscenity for the guidance of publishers in general.

But the indications are that they would be ready to ask for even longer postponement of the ratification and will certainly press for a far clearer explanation from Dr Adenauer than was given by him to the press yesterday.

So the EU should certainly press ahead with the "Eastern Partnership", conceived and promoted by the Czechs, Poles and Swedes as a way of extending Europe's soft power to the eastern borderlands.It may be necessary to swallow hard and relax the travel ban on some senior people in the regime.

The Golf is certainly pressed by the relative-bargain Mazdaspeed 3, and by the more expensive Evolution as well as the Subaru WRX STI.

Certainly, the press are having a field day.

She certainly attracts press attention, but I don't know if that translates to sales".

Certainly, the press conference did nothing to suggest that the coalition is going to fall apart any time soon.

Certainly, the press corps has pursued the e-mail story and dug into the Clinton Foundation's finances without any need of encouragement from the G.O.P.