Примери за peremptorily

• He insisted peremptorily on speaking to Viola.

• She rang again on the bell, peremptorily.

• "I'll be eating out," Pat told her peremptorily.

• Why is he peremptorily written out of the story?

• Does he accept that it would be a cruel acknowledgement of that activity if the naval base were peremptorily closed?

• But that breathing space, as we all know, was refused peremptorily, and we know very well why.

• They will have time to do so when the legislation is considered, but the decision was taken very peremptorily.

• There is no possibility of peremptorily taking over even profitable areas.

• They ought to have given more time to the company to make alternative arrangements rather than put in the receiver so rapidly and peremptorily.

• It is not only in relation to fisheries that we are told peremptorily what we can and cannot do.

• Does the tribunal have the right peremptorily to strike out the proceedings, to say that they should not have the right to detain the tribunal?

• I believe a juror is far more likely to feel aggrieved if he has been challenged for cause than if he has been challenged peremptorily.

• There have been complaints in the past about pregnant women and sick people being peremptorily removed.

• The right peremptorily to challenge one juror would be derisory.

• To get over the difficulty various expedients were discussed, but no agreement had been come to when we were peremptorily summoned home.

• An application cannot be dismissed peremptorily; it cannot be done through a series of intermediaries, secretaries and watchdogs of one kind or another.

• You can challenge peremptorily or for cause: what have you to say?

• It is right that an accused person should be enabled peremptorily to challenge jurors without showing cause.