Sentence examples for emphatically rejecting from inspiring English sources

Saudi officials, who rarely respond to outside critics, this time reacted swiftly, emphatically rejecting Amnesty's findings as biased and inaccurate.

"They can start by emphatically rejecting Tanzania's proposal in March, sending out an unequivocal message that all ivory is blood ivory," she urged.

Its Buenos Aires division issued a statement "emphatically" rejecting the allegation that it took part in anything illegal, "including any organisation that allows capital flight aimed at evading taxes".

"There aren't any small people here," the CNN anchor Anderson Cooper said from Louisiana on his prime-time program Wednesday night, emphatically rejecting the remarks by BP's chairman that the oil company cares "about the small people".

THAT CULLMAN SHOULD enthusiastically choose a black Democrat from its midst while emphatically rejecting Obama is only the latest apparent contradiction in this American region that has always seemed to thrive on them.

The Liberal Democrat leadership has issued a strongly worded statement emphatically rejecting reports that Nick Clegg's wife "helped shape" his decision to urge Lord Rennard to apologise for his alleged behaviour towards women.

The corporation has emphatically rejected the claims.

Executive producer Sally Neighbour emphatically rejected the claim.

He emphatically rejected that charge on Thursday.

House members emphatically rejected the compromise in August.

The RNC emphatically rejected the charge, calling it politically motivated.