categoric造句

• In a statement, club chairman Martin George said : " The board received a categoric written assurance from Brian Little that he would not be the next manager of Aston Villa.
• We couldn't really afford to take a player for that reason, but it's not categoric, because we've got a few injuries and things could change ."
• "Such a categoric conclusion that the crew is to blame sounds rather strange, " a news anchor for Russian Television said in a brief commentary Tuesday after the verdict was announced.
• The Foreign Ministry on Monday denied the report " in the most categoric fashion " _ as it did in November 1996, after a similar report by Britain's Channel Four.
• But in Slovenia he slithered away from Russia's previous " categoric " opposition to doing away with or amending the Anti-Ballistic Missile ( ABM ) treaty which outlaws defensive systems.
• Still, the French view as described by Chirac was less categoric than the outright refusal of German Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder, who has said that Germany would refuse any role in an attack on Iraq.
• "The approval of the resolution is a categoric rejection of the colonialist policy of Morocco in the Sahara, " said Mohammed Salem Ould-Salek, the foreign minister for the Polisario rebel government.
• Many logicians were impressed by the " success " of mathematics, in that there had been no prolonged dispute about any truly mathematical result . syncategoremata " ) and the categoric terms are expressed in symbols.
• Arsov's lawyer, William Bourdon, was more categoric : " Obviously, the crazy speed of the driver appears to be the main reason _ the only reason _ for this crash ."
• Modern historians like Felix Luna, Felipe Pigna or Pacho O'Donnell stay apart from both of styles, the once mainstream history and the revisionist interpretation of it, and refuse to make such categoric definitions.
• Mohammed Salem Ould-Salek, the foreign minister for the Polisario rebel government, said the committee's approval of the resolution despite the abstentions " is a categoric rejection of the colonialist policy of Morocco in the Sahara ."
• But Mohammed Salem Ould-Salek, foreign minister for the Polisario rebel government, said the committee's approval of the resolution despite the abstentions " is a categoric rejection of the colonialist policy of Morocco in the Sahara ."
• As such, there is a categoric " no " to three of the questions, and probably a " no " to the SA one as well .-- talk ) 13 : 27, 21 May 2012 ( UTC)
• On the second day of a trip to the region, the king pronounced his " categoric refusal of any project of a nature to put in question the territorial integrity of Morocco and of its sovereignty over its southern provinces ."
• Approval voting was used in the forty-one conclaves from 1294 to 1621, after which it was replaced with a categoric vote by " Eterni Pacis " ( 1621 ) and " Decet Romanum Pontificem " ( 1622 ).
• He divided such philosophy into ( 1 ) phenomenology ( which he also called phaneroscopy or categorics ), ( 2 ) normative sciences ( esthetics, ethics, and logic ), and ( 3 ) metaphysics; his views on them are discussed in order below.
• The noted croquet historian Dr Prior, in his book of 1872, makes the categoric statement " One thing only is certain : it is from Ireland that croquet came to England and it was on the lawn of the late Lord Lonsdale that it was first played in this country . " This was about 1851.
• He never made use of the phrase " categoric imperative ", but everything goes to show that on that point he did not completely escape Kant's influence : and although he asserted as the two great moral commandments " Be just " and " Be beneficent ", he nonetheless approved of Kant's moral principle.
• Critical responses to relativity were also expressed by proponents of Neo-Kantianism ( Paul Natorp, Bruno Bauch, etc . ), and categoric scheme, " i . e . ", it was claimed that space-time curvature caused by matter and energy is impossible, since matter and energy already require the concepts of space and time.