Unionists would undertake to work within the devolved government, rather than repeatedly threatening to walk out.
It would be more pertinent to place him in the context of his own generation, rather than repeatedly linking him to the artists he says have influenced him.
Westport has also scaled back exercises like long formal proofs in geometry, revising lessons and homework assignments to teach students to defend their answers to math problems as a matter of routine rather than repeatedly writing them out.
"Rather than repeatedly talking down the profession and complaining about initiatives to bring in more top graduates, the NUT should instead be working with us to promote the hugely rewarding career of teaching".
But most importantly, let's address the task that the left and the centre have catastrophically neglected: developing a political and economic philosophy fit for the 21st century, rather than repeatedly microwaving the leftovers of the 20th (neoliberalism and Keynesianism).
Each time their smiling little faces emerged from the depths, my wife and I would patiently encourage them to swim along the top of the water, rather than repeatedly sinking down and pushing off the bottom.
While I don't believe in 'trial by social media', I do believe in winding your bloody neck in when the thing you're most renowned for is a vile, violent, inexcusable assault on the person you're supposed to love, rather than repeatedly behaving like an obnoxious idiot and then making out you're just so bafflingly oppressed by 'haterz'haterz
It would, after all, be so much easier to sit in the cool confines of the press room watching the professionals put the hammer down on television, rather than repeatedly endure the 800 or so metres to the starter's hut in searing heat as unforgiving deadlines loom.
Some will now ask Roberts why he did not take his pressing concerns over the failure to sanction Russian athletes outside the IAAF, rather than repeatedly confronting Lamine Diack and threatening to resign (which he eventually did in 2014, over two years later).
Rather, Schlick repeatedly urged that there is an underlying physical equivalence from which the empirical or observational equivalence follows.
