Sentence examples for emphatically endorsed from inspiring English sources

Bratton emphatically endorsed stop-and-frisk as a police tactic.

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It has emphatically endorsed, despite pressure from liberal quarters, the anti-Communist activities of the executive branch and its own committees.

Visiting Poland in June he emphatically endorsed NATO membership for all of Europe's new democracies, "from the Baltic to the Black Sea".

"Her name, of course, has a new meaning for us as the first black president is set to leave the White House, and as a man who has been emphatically endorsed by the Ku Klux Klan is about to enter".

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In Tennessee, for instance, a bill that passed the house and senate in April 2012 specifies that teachers must "exclusively and emphatically" endorse abstinence, or face a $500 fine.

Idle actually had a bit of a Broadway show-stopping moment singing the Galaxy Song from The Meaning Of Life, surrounded by colossal projections of the universe, a number which was followed by a video contribution from Stephen Hawking, emphatically endorsing the Pythonesque view of the cosmos.

Bradley emphatically endorses the latter possibility.

Within the naturalistic standpoint of science and common life, Hume emphatically endorses the inductive method but not the a priori model of causal explanation.

Lord Wilson said he believed the government had not reach a "settled strategy" on Iraq by the summer of 2002 which would inevitably lead to military action and the cabinet had "emphatically not" endorsed this course.