Sentence examples for resolutely rejecting from inspiring English sources

More importantly, instead of resolutely rejecting EU suggestions on human rights, like other post-Soviet autocracies tend to do, Kazakhstan tends to treat them with conspicuous consideration and politeness.

"They are resolutely rejecting the Mitt Romney narrative," she says, and eventually, he will have to stop talking about himself and start presenting his ideas.

Any suggestion that this is cheap labour for employers is resolutely rejected.

Sita resolutely rejects Ravana's attentions, and Rama and his brother set out to rescue her.

That the surviving custodians of those expectations and hopes resolutely reject the claims calls the faith radically into question.

"The tribunal resolutely rejected this argument and has ordered that the BP sponsorship figures are now released.

The London Assembly's report resolutely rejects surrender to the assumption that trends since 2008 are inevitable, making a number of recommendations for the mayor of London.

"We must resolutely reject formalism, bureaucratism, hedonism and extravagance, and resolutely fight against corruption and other misconduct in all manifestations," Mr Xi told 3,000 legislators in a speech to close the country's rubber-stamp parliament, the National People's Congress.

Zipporah Lisle-Mainwaring, 71, irritated her Kensington neighbours when she covered the house in the fresh paint after her request to extent the house to create a two-storey super basement with a pool was resolutely rejected.

On Friday, it announced that it would exchange information with tax authorities in other countries on the basis of "specific and justified" requests, though it resolutely rejected "any form of automatic exchange of information".

According to ACPC member Charles Fairbanks of Johns Hopkins University, US pressure will now increase on Moscow to achieve a political, rather than military, solution - in other words to negotiate with terrorists, a policy the US resolutely rejects elsewhere.