The central bank has turned down other entreaties, notably to buy mortgage-backed securities directly.
Duncan would then demonstrate how he worked with the dog, saying that it was best to use a low voice with "a tone of mild entreaty".
Duncan would then demonstrate how he worked with the dog, saying that it was best to use a low voice with "a tone of mild entreaty". He didn't believe in bribing Rin Tin Tin with food or excessive praise: he rewarded him by letting him play with a squeaky rubber doll he had first given to Rinty when he was a puppy.
The next day I interviewed American gerontologist, Dr Craig Willcox, who has spent many years investigating Okinawan longevity and co-wrote a book, The Okinawa Program, outlining his findings (recommending that we "Eat as low down the food chain as possible" long before Michael Pollan's similarly veg-centric entreaty).
The next day I interviewed American gerontologist, Dr Craig Willcox, who has spent many years investigating Okinawan longevity and co-wrote a book, The Okinawa Program, outlining his findings (recommending that we "Eat as low down the food chain as possible" long before Michael Pollan's similarly veg-centric entreaty).
Gov. Chris Christie of New Jersey, who announced his support for Mr. Romney after declining entreaties to seek the Republican nomination himself, dismissed suggestions that the low number of endorsements carried a broader meaning or was reason for alarm.
Experts say that the North bridles at China's insistence on paying low prices for its iron ore, and that Chinese officials are annoyed by the North's defiance of entreaties to refrain from missile and nuclear tests.
Nobody had been left in doubt about the authorities' low tolerance levels then, yet the air in Malabo had felt combustible from the beginning and the lack of response to those public address entreaties was revealing.
I leave you with one final entreaty.
In early 2016, a second entreaty came.
Clinton didn't mention that entreaty.
