Congress repeatedly extended it: for five years in 1970, seven years in 1975, and 25 years in 1982.
He has repeatedly extended the deadline for compliance but is clearly becoming impatient.
Congress has repeatedly extended the requirement: for 5 years in 1970, 7 years in 1975, and 25 years in 1982.
As the Greek bank run continued in recent weeks, the ECB had repeatedly extended the ceiling for its crisis loan scheme, known as emergency liquidity assistance (ELA), which permits the Greek central bank to prop up the country's lenders.
Despite worldwide protests and appeals from a cross-spectrum of governments, world leaders and celebrities, the military junta has repeatedly extended her house arrest for a variety of thinly contrived reasons.
The tax credit has been repeatedly extended by Congress and presidents for two decades, but it is scheduled to expire at the end of the year.
The show made its debut in February 2004 at the Colosseum Theater at Caesars Palace, where it was originally booked for 75 performances but repeatedly extended.
Streets was so highly regarded as an athlete that the Thornton baseball coach repeatedly extended him an open offer to pitch for the baseball team.
Over the years, the age limit for eligibility has been repeatedly extended, most recently to 18 years of age.
The exhibit, which combines science and the macabre, opened in November 2005, and was originally to run for six months, but has been repeatedly extended.
An embodiment of the golden age of Democratic politics, Morgenthau has repeatedly extended his prosecutorial reach to serve broader purposes — and ventured into territory theoretically reserved for higher authorities.
