Clinton is right that Trump emphatically urged the United States to remove Libyan dictator Moammar Gaddafi from power.
After the April 1995 ferry accident that injured 16 passengers, the Coast Guard emphatically urged the city to not allow passengers on the bridge deck until the boat was docked.
Three senior advisers to President Bill Clinton told a House panel today that they had emphatically urged him to reject the pardon application submitted by lawyers for Marc Rich but had been overruled by Mr. Clinton, who decided to grant the pardon on his last night in office.
President Obama,himself, emphatically urged the muslims to confront this challenge within.
"Let me emphatically urge you not to incite the society and law enforcement agencies," the president said.
"We're really not very bullish on Europe for the short term," Mr. DeGroot said, adding that he was emphatically not urging investors to take a quick, deep plunge into the market in the hope of immediate gains.
In combination with many other factors these genes may make it a little harder for you to control violent urges, but they most emphatically do not predetermine you for a life of crime," he said.
The Apple reference feels, in some way, like a small jab at the fact that the album is presently only available to Apple Music subscribers, but the track opens up from there repeatedly, emphatically, unceasingly urging listeners to "livestream your life".
But what had for years been a fringe issue in many schools -- where parents who urged carrot sticks and carob brownies as treats had sometimes been regarded as slightly offbeat -- has moved emphatically into the mainstream.
"They can start by emphatically rejecting Tanzania's proposal in March, sending out an unequivocal message that all ivory is blood ivory," she urged.
Hence, in 1776, Abigail Adams urged her husband, in a letter, to "remember the ladies" in the nation's "new Code of Laws," which he most emphatically did not.
