"No," I reply emphatically, "I will not be touching anything".
This car, which Jaguar says emphatically that it will not build, is meant to be a showpiece of the kinds of designs and aspects Jaguar could put into its future cars.
And China has repeatedly and emphatically insisted it will not agree to any restrictions on its carbon dioxide emissions".
Tottenham Hotspur have emphatically told Chelsea they will not change their mind about selling Luka Modric and are now in the process of putting together a new contract to help make up for denying the Croatian the move he wanted to Stamford Bridge.
Also, he emphatically states: "Internal meetings will NOT have lab-supplied food".
This is not to say that the anniversary, when it occurs at the end of January, will not be emphatically marked.
Sherman was proposed as a Republican candidate for the presidential election of 1884, but declined as emphatically as possible, saying, "I will not accept if nominated and will not serve if elected".
She refuses to show Arnold the compassion that Isaac feels he deserves; she will not, she says emphatically, "rewrite his history with pity".
This time, Mr. Obama must stress, explicitly and emphatically, that a conventional energy bill will not do — and that attaching real costs to older, dirtier fuels now dumped free of charge into the atmosphere is the surest way to persuade American industry to develop cleaner fuels.
For, as Kymlicka emphatically must conclude, human rights alone will not lead us to share our welfare cake with non-nationals once their basic humanity has been recognised.
