This should be a very small event, and participants should be emphatically asked to keep the meeting confidential.
She will tell you emphatically, "Prince Phillip didn't ask for permission!" She is referring, of course, to the climax of the movie where the valiant prince rescues Princess Aurora from her eternity of sleep with a kiss.
"If you don't impose fines, workers are not careful and they will get injured and come back to ask for more compensation," she said emphatically.
As stated by Hill (1965), in asking for very strong evidence I would, however, repeat emphatically that this does not imply crossing every 't', and swords with every critic, before we act.
Even Austin Bradford Hill, in his influential 1965 address to the Royal Society of Medicine that examined differences between association and causation, admitted that: 'In asking for very strong evidence I would, however, repeat emphatically that this does not imply crossing every "t", and swords with every critic, before we act' [ 17].
You did not ask, for example, how constitutional regions, including Flanders, Wallonia, the Basque Country, Catalonia, Scotland and Wales could emphatically be involved in European decision-making.
"No, absolutely not," he said, shaking his head emphatically when asked.
The British press highlighted these meetings, but an aide to Gandhi said, "You may say emphatically that Gandhi never asked Meher Baba for help or for spiritual or other advice".
"Are you kidding me?" Brian asked, gesturing emphatically at the beach.
Bill Donohue of the Catholic League emphatically said "No!" when asked if he agreed with his pope that gays deserved an apology.
