Sentence examples for emphatically reported from inspiring English sources

Despite all newspapers having emphatically reported the death of Rangers in 2012, reporters and commentators now get it in the neck if they so much as broach this subject at all.

The finding of Taxol in certain hazel varieties was emphatically reported [ 25] and gave hope for the employment of new species for Taxol production.

The demonstrators' mood, he reported, "was emphatically not - repeat not - threatening".

UNODC emphatically denies reports there has been pressure on UNODC to withdraw the document.

In a conference call last week, Mr. Dooner emphatically denied reports of a rift.

UNODC emphatically denies reports that there has been pressure on UNODC to withdraw the document.

Lagarde's call came as Baudouin Prot, BNP's chief executive, emphatically denied reports that it was in talks with Middle Eastern investors about securing a capital injection.

In September, the committee's Republican leaders released a blistering, emphatically unnuanced report recounting alarming tuition increases at public colleges in recent years -- over the last decade, after adjusting for inflation, up 48percentt in Michigan, 80percentt in Idaho, 52percentt in Maryland.

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.

Beyond the scoreline, the Broncos also proved emphatically that reports of internal division following an argument between players over the discovery of a "rat" in their ranks were false or at least inconsequential.

Mr. Chávez emphatically denied reports last week that he had placed a call to Mr. Reyes's satellite phone; such a call might have allowed intelligence agencies to track the guerrilla down in Sucumbíos, an Amazonian province in Ecuador's northern frontier.