The President wasn't swayed, but he did reply in detail, in a long, handwritten letter that addressed each of Carter's objections.
"We will carefully study the 325-page report and reply in detail to every point related to our anti-doping centre".
Several envoys speaking for their nations said they had not received the 59-page report until Tuesday and could not reply in detail.
When asked to clarify why she believes Southern states are being targeted by liberals and the LGBT community, Peters said in an email that she did not have time to reply in detail, but sent The Huffington Post a link to this article.
I believe that this has to do with the self-discipline of Members, who ought to have the courtesy and, I will add, intelligence, to listen right up to the end of the debates, especially when the Commission makes a point of replying in detail, as Mr Barrot just did.
As adept at legalistic flim-flam as his great mate Bill Clinton, he has been staying up until 3am to prepare for this ordeal, we're assured, anticipating every imaginable line of enquiry and rehearsing every possible reply in finest detail.
At the time, his fellow MPs were furious that he should have been named at all, and that contempt of court rules meant that he had to wait for a verdict in the Beck trial before he could reply in any detail.
The first three pages of this paper give the new proof; this was then followed by seventeen pages which reply in great detail to many of the objections raised against the first proof.
We thank the referee for these critical evaluations and reply to them in detail in the following paragraphs.
The Christian contends that in every possible parameter, the religion of Jesus supersedes Mosaic law, and Albo replies to this assault in detail.
