Sentence examples for forcefully claim from inspiring English sources

What is worse, in my opinion, but was not discussed in these Nature articles, are cases where scientists rewrite previous findings in different words, purposely hiding the sources of their ideas, and then during subsequent years forcefully claim that they have discovered new phenomena.

Texas viewed this move as a rejection of the negotiations and proceeded to forcefully claim the federal property.

People will forcefully claim that they're right, and those people might disagree with you.

Kopeikin disagrees forcefully, claiming that both Asada and Will have misjudged the mathematical terms that Kopeikin derived from Einstein's equations.

Interculturalism, as defined by Zapata-Barrero, is a 'policy philosophy' (p.16) that stresses the importance of dialogue – a focus also forcefully claimed by Modood in his defence of multiculturalism – and does so by referring to the empirical research on Allport's contact hypothesis.

But that is the very time when the owner of a mark ought forcefully to claim protection; 'the scales of conscience and fair dealing' will tip far more readily for a plaintiff when a defendant will suffer little disadvantage by changing to another name.

Salman has also forcefully denied claims the Bahrain Football Association, which he headed at the time, punished six clubs on political grounds in the wake of the uprising.

Gorsuch also forcefully rejected claims by one of his former law school students that he had suggested that women take advantage of maternity leave policies by not telling the truth in job interviews about their plans to have families.

B1 Bishop Denies Accusations The Bishop of Albany, Howard J. Hubbard, denied having sex with anyone during his 40 years as a priest, forcefully rejecting claims that he had a sexual relationship in the late 1970's with a man who later committed suicide.

In an extraordinary scene, the bishop of Albany, Howard J. Hubbard, faced a crowded news conference yesterday and denied having sex with anyone in his 40 years as a priest, forcefully rejecting claims that he had had a sexual relationship in the late 1970's with a man who later killed himself.

The Russian requests come as Donald J. Trump, the Republican nominee, has claimed that the election will be "rigged". United States officials, including Republican leaders, have forcefully denied that claim.