Sentence examples for vehemently targeting from inspiring English sources

Why is the U.K. government so vehemently targeting foreign Internet companies to adopt a more active counter-terror role?

Ortega has not been charged and vehemently denies targeting the tanker, which was parked near the site of the protest.

He said some former republicans who were "maliciously and vehemently hostile to the peace process" had been targeting Mr Adams and the Sinn Féin peace strategy for a considerable period of time.

But anger over the prospects of the cuts' inclusion burst into public view on Thursday afternoon when House Minority Whip Steny Hoyer (D-Md). said he would "vehemently oppose" efforts to target federal pensions as part of a deal.

Carson has spent the past weekend vehemently denying that he lied in his autobiography and claiming that the media is unfairly targeting him.

Kagan asked whether a hypothetical vehemently anti-Semitic candidate would be subject to court review if upon taking office he announced policies targeting Israel.

On 23 August, twin car bombs targeted the mosques of two vehemently anti-Hezbollah Sunni preachers in Tripoli, killing 45.

And though she vehemently denies it, her campaign appears to have targeted Michigan, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania for recounts to entice disaffected Democrats.

A coalition of community leaders vehemently asserted that the four defendants were wrongly accused and targeted because they were black.

A spokesperson "vehemently denied" any involvement to Israel's Haaretz newspaper, which raised the possibility that hackers may have targeted the video.

Many Iranians believe that victims were targeted because they were women wearing clothes that could be deemed inappropriate in the eyes of hardliners – a claim vehemently denied by the authorities.