| Kusum is peremptorily divorced by her husband who gives her talaq with no qualms. |
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| Either party may challenge any juror either for cause or peremptorily and each party shall have three peremptory challenges. |
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| Few of us could lose our job and a major chunk of our lives and self-image so peremptorily and swiftly. |
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| The real danger is to the smaller and ambitious clubs who develop their own players and then see them peremptorily taken away by bigger outfits. |
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| It found that the panel had taken into account only the fact that the date of the hearing had been fixed peremptorily. |
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| As earlier noted, the tribunal in the CMS v. Argentina case quite peremptorily dismissed Argentina's human rights arguments. |
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| The decision draws this conclusion peremptorily, without any discussion of the character of the actual content in question. |
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| Stephen, the Overseer in Rome, opposed such a view and peremptorily refused to accept or have fellowship with those who adhered to it. |
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| The Spiritual Leader attempted to reunify the assembly, but, after some further discussion, said group peremptorily left the assembly. |
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| My theatre training emerges peremptorily here. |
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| The Commission claims peremptorily that for 50 years, this GATT and WTO system has contributed to stability and the pursuit of economic growth, with all the advantages which result from them. |
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| The Belarussian authorities on Monday peremptorily ordered 22 ambassadors to leave their homes all in a housing development built for communist bigwigs claiming they had become insanitary. |
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