A threat developed in Central America when the Guatemalan government of Jacobo Arbenz (1951 54), which frankly accepted the support of local communists, attacked the holdings of the United Fruit Company as part of an ambitious though ultimately abortive land reform.
"I frankly cannot accept your repeated excuse of having to act the way you do under great duress and pressure," wrote the king to Israel's prime minister on March 9th.
He frankly refused to accept either Calvinism or the anti-Reformation decrees of the Council of Trent.
And Faisal Mokdad, the Syrian foreign minister – a decent and intelligent man – was forced to explain a suicide which I frankly do not accept that he himself believed.
And because many news organizations were squeamish about reporting such subjects frankly, or even accepting advertisements advocating condom use or the like, AIDS activists contended that the news media were paying scant attention to a public health emergency.
"It sends a message to the community that we're a police department and a city, quite frankly, that is accepting of people".
Congressmen and U.S. senators are paid $133,600; Gov. Pete Wilson is eligible to receive $120,000 but voluntarily takes only $114,000, and Los Angeles Mayor Richard Riordan's salary is $123,778, but he accepts only $1. "Frankly, I thought it was reasonable," said Maddy, the Republican leader in the Senate.
"Our people don't accept so frankly initiatives from the Western countries who bombed us, and secondly, Russia opposes sanctions against our state and nation".
Frankly, we will not accept mediocracy.
President Putin gave a bravura performance, speaking frankly without notes, and accepting questions even from Russian and foreign journalists known for their hostility to him.
