Sentence examples for firmly denying from inspiring English sources

Downing Street officials were this morning firmly denying reports that Mr Blair would chair the meeting.

Cottam declined requests for an interview but the hotel released a statement firmly denying the Devaneys' allegations, describing them as false and "seriously defamatory" claims that had led to a surge in abusive calls to the hotel.

The Sun quoted an unnamed federal official saying that some people wanted the embattled executive -- vilified in tabloids but uncharged and firmly denying wrongdoing -- to be "the Bush administration's poster child".

And a stockmarket unnerved by Northern Rock's near failure last year and house-price falls this year is disinclined to give the mortgage lender the benefit of the doubt.B&B's credibility was already somewhat the worse for wear: in May it had revealed plans for a £300m ($586m) rights issue after firmly denying that it planned to do any such thing.

Dave King has been firmly denying any such concerted effort, let alone any party.

The Financial Conduct Authority has admitted it is concerned about political pressure - while still firmly denying that any was exerted when it decided to downgrade its study into the culture of banks.

Shell firmly denies this.

(Mr. Green firmly denied that).

But he firmly denied Mr. Andreas's accusations.

The pastor firmly denied all charges.

Kavanaugh has firmly denied the accusation.