He has often suggested that the state instead grant permission for a casino in the Catskills.
What people on what might be called the cultural blue side, which includes many who voted for Bush, find deeply unsettling about him is not his religious faith — he is hardly the first devout President — but the way he speaks of making decisions with his gut, which, he has often suggested, takes its direction from God.
The hiatus, partly occasioned to offset the possible effects of the perspiration of 15,000 spectators upon the grass, took place with Safina leading 4 1 in the second set and making her way boldly back into a match on a surface on which she has often suggested she cannot play.
Whether Mr. Bush wins or loses, the Republican race for the White House will be wide open in 2008, and while Mr. McCain has often suggested he would not run again, politicians never really mean never.
Rubio scalded Trump anew on his loose grasp of foreign policy, which Trump has often suggested he would handle with a tag team of strength and deal-making.
But the government has often suggested that political foes have sabotaged the grid, a possibility the government raised on Tuesday.
Mr. Braxton has often suggested that his sprawling output — and the equally irreducible theoretical discourse surrounding it — should be understood as a single body of work.
Given that Argentina and Britain both have a good claim to the islands, common sense would suggest that the two countries should meet to negotiate a solution, and that is exactly what Argentina's president, Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, has often suggested.
The Russian Foreign Ministry, which has often suggested that Mr. Saakashvili is unstable, said this week that it would not negotiate directly with him "for reasons absolutely understandable to any sensible person".
The source did not specify which assets Russia was interested in, though Moscow has often suggested buying up energy or rail infrastructure in return for lines of credit or reduced gas prices.
Among other aspects of its tradition, the philharmonic is adamant on the subject of its distinctive Viennese style of playing and sound, and has often suggested that the likeliest candidates for admission are Vienna-born and -bred.
