Sentence examples for vehemently rules from inspiring English sources

Martin vehemently rules out safe spots for members of the cast; anyone can meet death at any time.

If Mr Léotard loses, or is forced into some form of coalition with the Front (which he vehemently rules out), it could spell the end both of his own political career and of the UDF, founded by ex-President Giscard d'Estaing in 1978 to block Mr Chirac's presidential ambitions.

The pro-Serra forces also complained that the G.S.A.'s regional administrator for New York, William J. Diamond, had compromised the issue by speaking out prior to the hearings in favor of "relocating" the sculpture — an option that Serra, with his usual intransigence, had vehemently ruled out.

Still, Didier Cuche, at 37, the reigning Swiss downhill and super-G World Cup champion (and 2009 giant slalom champion), vehemently opposes the rule, as does Miller, who is 34.

Republicans in Congress vehemently oppose the rule for its restrictive nature, while consumer groups say it does not go far enough.

(If Kaplan has made serious reforms to benefit students in the last few years, as it claims, why did Graham so vehemently oppose a rule that put at risk of losing federal aid only five percent of career education programs, those at or near the bottom?).

Dover vehemently denies breaking any rules.

In Bonnat, Toulouse-Lautrec encountered an artist who fought vehemently against deviation from academic rules, condemned the slapdash approach of the Impressionists, and judged Toulouse-Lautrec's drawing "atrocious".

Comcast vehemently opposed the regulation.

The F.D.I.C. also dropped a requirement that private equity firms supply additional capital in the event of a severe downturn, a rule that was vehemently opposed by the industry as impractical.

Iowa GOP Congressman Steve King has in the past attacked same-sex marriage vehemently, ever since the Iowa Supreme Court ruled in 2009 that marriage is a right for gays and lesbians in the Iowa Constitution.