Sentence examples for strenuously reject from inspiring English sources

EU and US officials say the reality has become buried under myths and strenuously reject charges of secret negotiations.

I strenuously reject the word 'pardon,' because I did not commit a crime to be pardoned by the leader of the army".

Bosch and Seimens said in a joint statement:  "We do not understand these assertions by Dyson and we strenuously reject them.

By the same token, if Bremmer doesn't want to get pigeonholed, he has little choice but to strenuously reject the declinist label, even as he is describing a "world without leaders".

Some of it is meant as a subtle admonishment not to "abandon" Afghanistan — which is odd, given that those who favor an expansion of troop levels there often strenuously reject parallels between the two wars.

The outcome will be that the attendant, because the mosque needs the money, will accept the gift but he must first strenuously reject the offer - typically, three times, but perhaps as many as 10 times.

But he strenuously rejected the idea that his work was in any way political.

Mr. Obama has strenuously rejected that criticism, pointing to his raid on Osama bin Laden.

He strenuously rejected Stoljar's assertion that he used his position as national secretary to gain an advantage for himself.

O'Connor herself has little patience for these stereotypes, and in a speech at N.Y.U in 1991, she strenuously rejected Sherry's thesis.

The statement also recognizes the rights of refugees to return to their homes and properties, an idea that is strenuously rejected by Israel.