Sentence examples for emphatically refused from inspiring English sources

In the Persian Gulf crisis, President Bush has emphatically refused to recognize Congress's exclusive authority to make war.

Federal judges have repeatedly and emphatically refused to recuse themselves from cases because of their race or ethnicity.

Outgoing Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto and President-elect Andres Manuel Lopez Obrado have both emphatically refused to fund the border wall.

Former Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto and current President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrado have both emphatically refused to fund the border wall.

During the press conference Det Chf Insp Johnson emphatically refused to answer many questions concerning the boxes, telling reporters that the forensic examination of the crime site was still on going.

SÃO PAULO — Brazil's government emphatically refused on Tuesday to suspend work on a huge hydroelectric dam in the Amazon, despite pleas that the project could displace tens of thousands of indigenous people and cause environmental harm.

But before you panic or march off to your next prenatal appointment to emphatically refuse this season's flu vaccine, let's take a step back and look at this situation a little more carefully.

Despite the letters' lack of controversial content, the Yankees are emphatically refusing to let the woman, now Mary Jane Schriner, use them in a small book about the relationship, which began in 1949 when she was 16 and living in Bay Village, Ohio.

By today, with embarrassed members of her small opposition party calling for her to resign, she was hunkering down, saying "I will regret what I have to regret," but emphatically refusing to resign.

Speaking almost ex officio as President of the Royal Society, Lord Rees took the irenic view that science should ally itself to moderate religion in order to defeat extremist religion; Dawkins replied that even the nicest bishops do a disservice by making faith respectable, which it is not; and Steve Jones outdid even that by emphatically refusing to grant a place to falsehood however confected.

Beecham responded, "I emphatically refuse to be wagged by any orchestra.