M. HERZOG: "I have, however, allowed no doubts to remain that further and more severe measures will be taken if the demands for the transfer of workers is not met". SAUCKEL: Yes, I probably said that, though not in the form in which it is put down in this letter.
Von Clausewitz allows no doubt about that when he argues that "War is an act of violence pushed to its utmost bounds". Unlike in warfare, however, having a successful organization generally does not require others to fail.
In February 2011, the 2nd District Court of Appeal upheld the Superior Court's ruling, allowing No Doubt's case to proceed against Activision.
Although he has been shaky on this court before, he allowed no room for doubt in his 6-1, 6-2, 6-2 victoverover unseeded Martin Verkerk of the Netherlands.
Mr. Darabont's finish allows no such doubt, and after he read the screenplay, Mr. King sent him an e-mail message saying that he would have ended the story this way himself if only he'd thought of it.
He described his fellow UMP conservative as "irritable, rash, overconfident and allowing for no doubt, least of all regarding himself".
Mr Chirac famously chided him in his memoirs for being "irritable, rash, overconfident and allowing for no doubt, least of all regarding himself".
We are Greeks, nationalists, and we will allow no one to doubt this".
If he was allowed, Montgomerie would no doubt agree.
