Sentence examples for emphatically dispute from inspiring English sources
Drug Enforcement Administration officials emphatically dispute the notion that they taught or encouraged unequal enforcement of the law.
Although Bailey emphatically disputes this, it is hard to imagine there is not some chilling effect on its referendum coverage.
Apple emphatically disputed that in Tuesday's submission, insisting the statute gives courts broad authority to make sure lawful orders are carried out.
Michael L. Kirby, a lawyer for the plaintiffs in the pending lawsuit, emphatically disputes that, noting that the company is trying to collect under insurance policies meant specifically to protect it from harm by dishonest employees.
Port Authority police officials, however, emphatically disputed Mr. Kerik's figures, saying that they have a much better handle on the number of crimes that occur in the areas they patrol than the New York Police Department does.
She took perhaps her most staunch stance on the issue since the beginning of the election cycle, emphatically disputing Trump's suggestion on overturning Roe v. Wade; 'we have come too far to have that turned back now.'.
Nearly all founders replied that education can solve all or most problems from violence to political partisanship, and they also emphatically stated that disputes could be resolved through negotiation.
Although he will dispute he ever went away, Sir Bradley Wiggins is emphatically back now after a dominant display at the Tour of California on Monday.
Instead, although Mr. Clinton did urge India to negotiate with Pakistan, he said emphatically, "I have certainly not come to south Asia to mediate the dispute over Kashmir".
