Sentence examples for emphatically declaring that from inspiring English sources

Kerry arrived in the Jordanian capital hours after an Arab League summit in Kuwait released a statement emphatically declaring that Arab leaders would never recognise Israel as a "Jewish state", a key demand Netanyahu has made of Palestinians.

Fabio Angeli Stony Brook, N.Y., Oct. 8, 2008 • To the Editor: During the last debate and as he has done before, John McCain dangled a carrot before the voters by emphatically declaring that if elected, he will "get" Osama bin Laden.

Others disagreed with this (sometimes quite emphatically) declaring that it's "bad medicine" (oncology) to only see problems in your specialty, and that "people should not live in a silo of I'm only treating xyz" (anesthesiology).

He emphatically declared that he planned to eliminate three government agencies in Washington.

Ms. McLellan emphatically declared that the bill did not affect marriage.

So dismal was his love life that in the summer of 1996, Mr. Blier emphatically declared that he was "Not.

But within ten days he had emphatically declared that the United States was engaged in a global war on terror.

But, in an interview with the Guardian, Binet emphatically declares that he is identical with the narrator, and that he always hated being told by schoolteachers to separate author and narrator.

In his inaugural address, Kim Young-sam had offered to meet his North Korean counterpart at any time and anywhere, and emphatically declared that "no ally can be more valuable than national kinship".

The officers in charge of the wireless system in the navy emphatically declare that no such occurrence would be possible at any station of the United States coast service, distress messages from any source being placed ahead of all Governmental despatches.

But more than his dramatic arrival at the Istanbul airport, his confident speech on Saturday on top of the bus seemed to emphatically declare that he was back in charge.