"I have been heartened by the messages of support flooding into Liberal MPs' offices this evening saying most emphatically: 'We are not the Labor Party.' I want to repeat that.
I have been most heartened by the messages of support flooding in to Liberal MPs' offices saying most emphatically: 'We are not the Labor party.' "This country needs strong and stable government and that means avoiding, at all costs, Labor's revolving-door prime ministership.
"We show, on the contrary, most emphatically our regard for it by the adoption of a rule that he who violates that right in another forfeits it for himself," he said.
So history tells us we need to respect water, which is, most emphatically, not just a commodity -- which may mean, among other things, playing golf on clay.
The relationship between the United Nations and the United States of America is most emphatically a vital issue - and we owe Jerry Leach and the Foreign Policy Association a special thanks not only for making it the theme of this National Conference, but for bringing the Conference here.
Because it works, and because it's not met with an effective counter-narrative, we find conservatives in the UK, in Australia, in New Zealand and – most emphatically – in the US, flogging variants of the same strategy and winning.
"I most emphatically do not think that subjects, with the dosages we used, are 'recovered' at six hours, nor at seven, nor even at ten," he argued.
Job most emphatically done.
Demand was most emphatically irrelevant.
He most emphatically is not.
