Sentence examples for reject completely from inspiring English sources

It is the decision to reject completely MPs' advice to amend rules, passed in 2011, for drawing new boundaries.

"I reject completely this notion that somehow this government hasn't been functioning very effectively," said Clegg, who said he had spoken to David Cameron, who is on holiday in Italy, by phone on Monday morning.

However, the PRD says it plans to organise two more "citizen consultation" referendum votes in August.Keeping the pressure onAlthough the referendums hold only symbolic value, they form part of the left-wing opposition's attempts to win over public opinion and to place increased pressure on Congress to water down, if not reject completely, the reform proposals.

"The [military] council and its members reject completely that kind of celebration in the land of Egypt, which is the cradle of monotheistic religions and should not be desecrated with satanic celebrations," announced the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces on its Facebook page.

To reject completely any notion of collective guilt is to bear down all the harder on the idea of individual responsibility.

He opposed this tendency toward transcendental idealism in Formal and Transcendental Logic but refused to reject, completely, phenomenology (Obras, 5: 545).

Energy UK rejects completely any implication that the report was designed to alter the perception of supplier profit.

American Ambassador Adlai E. Stevenson also rejected completely an uninspected test moratorium, which he called a "trap" that "we cannot afford to enter again".

And there are new heroes, among them Senator David Norris, a towering icon of the equality fight in Ireland, who said he rejected completely the notion that a Yes vote was anything but completely in character for Ireland.

Standing alongside Jordanian foreign minister Nasser Judeh in Amman, Kerry said: "Israel has no intention of dividing the Temple Mount, Haram al-Sharif, and it rejects completely any attempt to suggest otherwise".

A BBC spokeswoman said last night: 'The BBC rejects completely any allegation of institutional or programme bias and is confident the Panorama programme will be fair and impartial.' The BBC has not been known for its pro-Israeli stance.