Sentence examples for unconditionally rejected from inspiring English sources

In 1985, President PW Botha offered freedom if Mandela "unconditionally rejected violence as a political instrument".

Although considering Mandela a dangerous "arch-Marxist", in February 1985 Botha offered him a release from prison on condition that he '"unconditionally rejected violence as a political weapon".

The essay clearly shows, however, that except for the Prāsaṅgika's theory of the two truths, which unconditionally rejects all forms of foundationalism both conventionally and ultimately, all other theories of the two truths, while rejecting some forms of foundationalism, embrace another form of foundationalism.

the government of the United States of America, as well as high-level politicians and public officials, to unequivocally and unconditionally reject and condemn racist hate speech and crimes in Charlottesville and throughout the country.

Furthermore, Benson and Britten (1996) examined the attitudes of UK cancer patients, finding that such patients rejected unconditionally their family influencing what information they would be given.

Second, do the center's leaders reject unconditionally terrorism inspired by Islamist ideology?

Macartney rejected these, choosing instead to surrender unconditionally.

Mr. Veltroni, though, says he rejects that unconditionally.

Blasphemy laws don't work in any context and U.N. member states should reject them unconditionally.

So to grasp factory farming fully is to reject it unconditionally.

Bucer stood firm; even after the city of Konstanz surrendered and accepted the Interim, he called for Strasbourg to reject it unconditionally.