Her words, calling for forbearance and conciliation and the loosening of the knots of history, striving to create a more harmonious relationship "close as good neighbours should always be", led all the Irish papers.
With emotions running high in the wake of Lincoln's victory, Breckinridge called for "moderation, forbearance and compromise".
In making the announcement, the administration is finally heeding homeowner advocates and federal auditors who have called for extended forbearance for unemployed homeowners for over a year.
Both Mr. Hyde and Mr. Frank said that without the new bill the Immigration and Naturalization Service should have used its discretion not to pursue deportations where, in Mr. Hyde's words, "the facts called out for forbearance".
BLOOMBERG Changes to Chinese Rules May Hurt Foreign Investors | China's securities regulator is calling for a forbearance on the corporate structure that many foreign investors are using to take big stakes in the country's companies, Reuters reported, citing unnamed sources.
Some forbearance is called for.
He called for Republicans to show more forbearance, saying, "It's got to be something that people are willing to say, 'Fine, I'm looking at politics with a longer frame.
DHARAMSALA, India — In this Himalayan hill town, where Tibetan prayer flags flutter and red-robed monks study Buddha's call for forbearance, talk is brewing of kicking off the world's next separatist movement.
Alexander had shown great forbearance in dealing with the Dominican friar Girolamo Savonarola, who usurped political control in Florence in 1494, condemned the evils of the papal court, and called for the pope's deposition, and, even before the friar's downfall in May 1498, theologians and men of affairs had expressed support for the papacy.
(Henceforth, following Locke's lead, I will not distinguish between actions and forbearances unless the context calls for it).
