Presenters always say this, so it's impossible to know what's true, but they are emphatic their decision to defect to ITV wasn't motivated by money.
On this, Mr Justice Eady was emphatic, calling the decision to protect someone's identity after it had been deduced a "significantly further step" he was not prepared to take.
But Straw is emphatic that his decision does not endorse Dale's thesis: "I went into my career to be more of an ideas person than a journalist" and said that his goal was to create "a research focused rebuttal blog for the left".
While the decision was emphatic about federal authority over the manner of elections, the Scalia opinion also said that states have power to set the qualifications of voters, like residency requirements, and to enforce them.
The performances of Venezuela and Bolivia have been one of the key subplots, their development an emphatic vindication of Conmebol's decision to stage World Cup qualifying as a huge round-robin, with every nation playing every other home and away, something that has guaranteed the traditional minnows the income and experience that playing the elite brings.
That's the emphatic message of the Supreme Court's decision today in Fisher v. University of Texas at Austin, which found that an affirmative-action plan that considers race, among other factors, in college admissions is constitutional.
The Intel that Andy Grove built had enshrined sharp confrontation as constructive engagement, in the imperious and emphatic style of its chairman, for whom decisions were crisp, choices were binary and markets were won or lost.
His one-punch knockout loss to Carlos Condit last October was shocking and emphatic, but nothing compared to a three round decision loss to Anthony Johnson on Saturday night.
It should be a requirement of our governmental leaders to have emphatic, grounded experience in American business to make decisions on behalf of their constituents.
He was emphatic in saying that he arrived independently at his decision to call for new elections in which he would not run.
