His reply was an emphatic no .

And denied Our verses with emphatic denial .

And denied Our verses with emphatic denial .

I made it emphatic to Webster he be here at 11.

The Caribbean has always been unambiguous and emphatic in its condemnation of apartheid.

The international community deplored and condemned in the most emphatic way the course of events in Haiti.

But she and her colleagues should have voiced clearer and more emphatic support for the new member states.

I see this very plainly spending so much time in Jerusalem, where East and West there is an emphatic increase in religiosity.

I should like my delegation apos s emphatic reservations on this aspect of paragraph 7 of document A 48 250 to be noted.

The Government of Mexico makes an emphatic appeal to those States that have not ratified the Convention to do so as soon as possible.

Were Iran to refuse the offer or fail to honor its obligations, it would totally isolate itself internationally and provide emphatic legitimization to further measures.

The emphatic reliance of the United States on information disseminated out of ill will within and outside that country is a source of great concern.

In his report on the United Nations operation in Cyprus (S 25492), the Secretary General was quite emphatic about the need to retain a viable force.

While she didn't have any medical evidence to back up her claim that there was a relationship between operatic arias and pulmonary hypertension, she was absolutely emphatic

The response to the economic crisis in Thailand and Korea in the late 1990 s was emphatic preaching about the inherent superiority of the so called Anglo Saxon economic model.

While she didn't have any medical evidence to back up her claim that there was a relationship between operatic arias and pulmonary hypertension, she was absolutely emphatic I was singing my own obituary.

CAMBRIDGE Should advanced countries implement wealth taxes as a means of stabilizing and reducing public debt over the medium term? The normally conservative International Monetary Fund has given the idea surprisingly emphatic support.

Karadzic s arrest is no mere historical footnote it removes from the scene a man who was still undermining peace and progress in the Balkans and whose enthusiastic advocacy of ethnic cleansing merits emphatic repudiation.

The specific character of the regime reflected in the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations was described in emphatic terms by the International Court of Justice in the Case Concerning United States Diplomatic and Consular Staff in Tehran.

(d) All the people the special mission met, including all the political leaders, were emphatic that foreign interference was fuelling and prolonging hostilities in Afghanistan and that this had to end in order for reconciliation to proceed.

This is why US policy oscillated so disconcertingly from Secretary of State Hillary Clinton s Do not rush the pace or else the pro democracy movement could well be hijacked to President Barack Obama s emphatic call for change now.

There was emphatic agreement that all necessary resources should be provided to organize peacekeeping operations and that the idea could be considered of having pre established forces available which could be deployed rapidly to deal with emergency situations.

Indeed, anybody hoping for an obvious clash of left and right during the recent presidential election campaign was bound to be disappointed, because the answer to the second question is even more emphatic today President Putin's re election was never in doubt.

We join also in the emphatic appeal to all the parties that are responsible, directly or indirectly, for aggression to cease immediately their siege and their attacks on the people of Bosnia and Herzegovina and to seek, in good faith, a solution to the conflict.

In condemning in the most emphatic terms this indescribable act, I should like, in my capacity as President of the Sixth Islamic Conference, to say that all the States members of the Organization of the Islamic Conference share in the cruel ordeal just inflicted on the fraternal people of Palestine.