All she got back was an answering legal brief from deputies with more citations of laws and policies, bland assurances of how seriously they'd considered her plea, how earnestly they recognized the problem, how deeply they intended to deliberate on it and how little they could do.
"I earnestly hope he will recognize that the Legislature is a co-equal branch of government," Mr. Blass said of Mr. Cohalan.
"A personal war, a dirty war" "We don't recognize the Red Cross" "The use of white POW is earnestly desired" Mitsui : "we will send you to Omuta" "Not to leave any traces" What is a lifetime worth?
Dr. Gould, chancellor of the State University of N.Y., who believes in the future of art in the universities, recognizes that there are still educators who "earnestly and sincerily" doubt that art production has any place in higher education.
He recognized the largely empirical nature of the surgeon's choices, and commented, "It is now time that we should earnestly endeavor to free ourselves from blind and empiric custom, and discover the means of lengthening the tissues to their greatest possible extent, while compatible with the maintenance of their physiologic functions" [ 2].
1937 Purge Royalists, Hitler Says BERLIN — The ranks of German nobility have been thrown into confusion by a demand from Chancellor Hitler that the recognized Association of German Nobles, the Deutsche Adelsgenossenschaft, shall make itself "politically pure" by purging itself of all elements which still cling earnestly to their monarchist convictions.
It recognized that industries cause pollution and that, as a result, people get hurt, and that it is the government's job to ensure it is earnestly fulfilling its obligation to protect natural resources for the benefit of all generations.
"Infinity," Bush said, earnestly.
