Sentence examples for make it repeatedly from inspiring English sources

Russia has signed all the accords that aim to prevent such proliferation, yet greed for cash and an itch to stick it to America make it repeatedly turn a blind eye to its own arms exporters.

I made it repeatedly for several months, then dropped it to conquer some other culinary frontier — poundcake, I think.

"The director general has made it repeatedly clear that the impartiality of the BBC is paramount," a BBC spokesman said.

[Jack Straw, the former British foreign secretary] once said, "The British government has made it repeatedly clear that so-called targeted assassinations of this kind are unlawful, unjustified and counterproductive".

A report last December prepared for Benedict's former Archdiocese of Munich and Freising found that significant numbers of documents related to sexual abuse cases had been destroyed, making it "repeatedly impossible to reconstruct events".

Even small businesses have made it repeatedly clear that these are non-issues for them.

Batch-to-batch variation between different protein isolations can make it difficult to repeatedly achieve the same gel structure and mechanical properties.

But they will repeatedly make it clear that they think you should write a New York Sex Diary about them.

He would make it a crime to repeatedly view Web sites that advocate terrorism and would take action against French residents who travel abroad for training or "indoctrination" by terror groups.

In the immediate aftermath of Merah's death Mr Sarkozy announced plans to make it a crime to repeatedly consult internet sites advocating Islamic extremism, and to punish those who travel overseas for indoctrination or terrorist training.

Henry, who makes it known repeatedly that he is in therapy, is questioning the relevance of the materialistic to the spiritual life.