Three former White House national security advisers said today that the former United States Ambassador to the Vatican had been ordered repeatedly to cease unauthorized contacts with Libyan officials, and that the Ambassador had gone to Tripoli in November 1985 without telling anyone in the United States Government.
But though Shardlake has repeatedly vowed to cease putting himself in danger, he can't resist the commission to trace the whereabouts of a secret, potentially heretical manuscript that has been stolen from the queen's bedchamber.
But in Iran's case, the United Nations Security Council, starting in 2006, has demanded repeatedly that Iran cease the enrichment of uranium altogether — so continuing and accelerating the process toward a more concentrated form of uranium would stir apprehensions that Iran was positioning itself for the production of nuclear arms.
Russia's foreign ministry has repeatedly demanded that Kiev cease fire in order for the aid to reach residents of blighted cities in eastern Ukraine who have been stuck for days without water or power.
That said, Mr. Ahmadinejad and Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the far more powerful cleric who rules Iran, have repeatedly predicted that Israel will cease to exist and openly support militant groups that are pledged to the destruction of the Jewish state.
He said the United States and its allies had repeatedly told the Libyan forces to cease and desist — he did not say whether the communications were by radio, leaflets or other means — and that they had been ignored.
The G7 and EU had repeatedly called on president Putin to cease support for the separatists and to work with the rest of the world to find a peaceful resolution.
I'm sorry if this direct mail has been repeatedly sent your daughter after you requested it cease.
The Eldoret talks also have made some tangible progress, like an agreement to cease hostilities, albeit one that has been repeatedly violated.
The other element of the defence strategy collapsed after it emerged that Spc Graner had repeatedly flouted orders to wear a regulation army haircut, or cease customising his uniform.
They are both repeatedly the subject of settlements, consent decrees, non-prosecution agreements, cease and desist orders and the rest of the regulator arsenal.
