Sentence examples for vigorously refused from inspiring English sources
"The agreement almost came to grief when Holbrooke vigorously refused Karadzic's demand, and Hill's appeal, that he affix his signature to it," the study says, citing unidentified State Department sources.
But while his frustration with BP could be read between the lines, he vigorously refused to publicly bash the oil company.
Governor Hancock had, during his time in office, refused to vigorously act to collect delinquent taxes.
Mr. Gusinsky has vigorously denied that, and has refused to answer questions in what he calls a sham inquiry.
The possible construction of a railway between Liverpool and Manchester was vigorously opposed by Bradshaw, who refused railway surveyors access to land owned by the Trustees.
(See: "Billionaire Khodorkovsky On Hunger Strike") Russian authorities have vigorously denied the claims, insisting Aleksanyan refused treatment.
One reason was Saddam Hussein, who not only vigorously pursued all weapons of mass destruction but refused to give them up even after his defeat in the Persian Gulf war.
Mr. McCain, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, vigorously condemned Mr. Obama for refusing to say, even as Mr. Obama acknowledged that security in Iraq had improved, that the surge in United States troop strength he opposed during the primaries had worked.
John McMullen, the Devils' owner, has refused to discuss selling to the YankeeNets since last month, when he vigorously denied that he made a tentative agreement in December.
While Argentina and Chile have begun more vigorously investigating and prosecuting human rights violations committed during those countries' dictatorships, successive Brazilian governments have refused to investigate and find those responsible for crimes committed during the dictatorship that ended in 1985.
The Cabinet Office refused to publish the poll findings, insisting they were wholly confidential, and it is now vigorously resisting freedom of information act requests for disclosure.
