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“It followed an ultimatum from the British that the Irish agree to their terms or face the renewal of war.”

“The union lifted the gherao after giving the electricity board a one-day ultimatum.”

“You feel hurt and rejected by his ultimatum, which he has given without much thought for your feelings.”

“He also tries to relieve tensions between theology and Darwinian evolution, particularly in regard to issues of purpose and ultimacy.”

“In this revolutionary rendering of the ultimacy of human being and the human world is born the spirit of absolutism, the soul of ultra-modernist culture.”

“Their existence questions the ultimacy of anything tied to caste, hierarchy, and bodily well-being.”

“On the 18th, one was sent to the same Minister, with propositions which were then regarded as their ultimata.”

“Of course they have the instructions of the President, with his ultimata, etc., but they will strive earnestly for peace.”

“The European Union has issued deadlines and ultimata.”

“Ministers are also not required to become emotionally involved, or to throw down ultimatums, or to rattle sabers and make dire threats.”

“Every attempt to accommodate to the demands has been met by new ultimatums.”

“She rolled her eyes and kept walking, having no time for either his suggestions or his ultimatums.”

“By extending our continuum beyond the ultimates of audacity and nugacity, we shall find ourselves confronted with propositions which are not only unremarkable but devoid of interest whatsoever.”

“These three ultimates are uncompounded as each is seen as being causally unconditioned.”

“His stated aims were dramatic conviction and reality, but these ideals meant ultimates to him and not superficial realism.”