Please leave the Fifa family alone!" Despite accepting repeatedly the need to reform Fifa's governance and procedures from within, Blatter nevertheless also suggested that the scandals besetting Fifa emerged due to English jealousy, after England was not awarded the 2018 World Cup.
Over the past five years, Republicans have repeatedly accepted short-term political pain to win the leverage necessary for long-term policy gain.
Israel's government and its Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu have repeatedly accepted the calls for a two state solution, saying in his "Bar Ilan Speech" that "We are ready to agree to a real peace agreement, a demilitarized Palestinian state side by side with the Jewish state".
The aim, officials said, was to induce Taliban leaders to accept what they have repeatedly rejected: talks with the Afghan government and a peace settlement based on the current Afghan constitution, including its protections for women.
Wall will be great regardless, but Saunders has challenged him and he has repeatedly accepted.
That is because those rights are merely the regional articulation of well-understood and universally accepted fundamental norms repeatedly affirmed by nation after nation around the world.
In the course of the inquiry, the Manhattan district attorney's office learned that she had repeatedly accepted free transportation from Correctional Services.
Sen. Tim Kaine said Trump has repeatedly accepted the word of "dictators," like Russian President Vladimir Putin or Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
The report found that employees from the Lake Charles office had repeatedly accepted gifts, including hunting and fishing trips from the Island Operating Company, an oil and gas company working on oil platforms regulated by the Interior Department.
He repeatedly accepted responsibility while keeping the subtext running strongly, simultaneously giving the impression that yes, he had done wrong but, well, it was the result of forces beyond his control.
The author of one Ideas report was a senior fellow at the Cato Institute, a free-market thinktank based in Washington DC which has repeatedly accepted donations from cigarette manufacturers and argued against regulation.
