Sentence examples for will forcefully reject from inspiring English sources

"I will forcefully reject any attempt to raise Erie County property taxes just to sustain a separate government bureaucracy for the City of Buffalo," said Mr. Giambra, who has urged merging most functions of the two levels of government.

But that support will wither if Aipac and other mainstream Jewish leaders don't forcefully reject the zealots in their midst.

The biggest broadband providers forcefully reject this claim, saying they have no plans to block or throttle content or offer paid prioritization.

It is the path of the status quo that we must forcefully reject.

Even after Hillary Clinton publicly demanded that he forcefully reject Farrakhan's endorsement, Obama waffled.

But members of Mr. Kibaki's team have forcefully rejected that, saying they will give the opposition some cabinet posts but that the Kenyan Constitution does not allow power to be divided the way the opposition is suggesting.

The former Speaker's rather modest immigration proposal - to allow people who have been in the U.S. at least 25 years to apply to a "World War II-style Draft Board" made up of local citizens who will then decide whether to deport or allow these people to stay with their families - was forcefully rejected during the debate by Gingrich's competitors.

Rogers and Ruppersberger forcefully rejected that proposal.

Davis, who had left Larry Johnson, forcefully rejected Ewing's shot.

Judge Jackson forcefully rejected that argument in his rulings.

The framers of the United States Constitution considered and forcefully rejected the concept.