Sentence examples for emphatically states from inspiring English sources

As the law emphatically states, a citizen has "no duty to retreat and has the right to stand his or her ground".

"Not a single note" on this new three-CD set "has been recorded by the Emersons before," the group's Web site, emersonquartet.com, emphatically states: a technical impossibility, to split hairs, but an accurate indication that the Emerson String Quartet had not lavished a great deal of attention on Dvorak's music.

Also, he emphatically states: "Internal meetings will NOT have lab-supplied food".

Billing itself as "Kickstarter, but only for pre-orders," Swish says it is filling a gap that is deliberately left open by Kickstarter, which emphatically states on its official website that it is a crowdfunding platform and "not a store".

Qaddafi emphatically states that being part of an integrated global economy is essential to Libya's future, that his country cannot depend on only oil and gas for its growth.

An exception is the study by [Chaminade and Vang (2008]) which emphatically states, 'only a small group of firms has benefited from the interaction with the TNCs [MNCs]' (page 1691) in the Bangalore cluster in the interaction between SMEs and multinationals.

"The Parliament had emphatically stated that they were unacceptable," the newspaper The Nation reported.

"I would like to emphatically state that I have full trust in these people".

In yesterday's ruling, the court emphatically stated that Nafta's provisions did not supersede the nation's environmental laws.

To the contrary, Judge Mukasey repeatedly and emphatically stated that "the president does not stand above the law".

"We've emphatically stated in public and private what needs to be done," a senior American official said.