Niersbach was responding in depth for the first time to the week-old Spiegel revelations in which the magazine accused the DFB of having bought the World Cup.
But, he added, "He responds in depth to doctrine and bishops," referring to the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith and the Congregation for Bishops, which oversees the appointment of bishops throughout the world.
I cannot respond in depth to all of the doubts, but I would like to respond to one in particular.
Merkley explained he and his colleagues' approach to the Equality Act, which was backed by major LGBT and other civil rights groups and corporations like Apple and Dow Chemical, and responded in depth to the concerns about it in an interview with me on SiriusXM Progress.
I would like to respond in more depth to those who gamely picked up the gauntlet.
One of the most astounding aspects of the series is that, as my colleagues have pointed out, only one trustee, Georgia Mercer, has responded in any depth to questions.
Isn't it time for your strategy to change?" Obama responded with an in-depth answer that spans 11 beefy paragraphs (822 words) in the transcript.
At first, the students tended to respond in ways that lacked depth and were too stereotypical (e.g., the "evil" conquistador, the meek slave), and had considerable difficulty enacting more contradictory characters such as Vasconcelos.
We worked with community-based groups in North Carolina and Virginia to identify and invite eligible individuals to respond to an in-depth, semistructured interview about their experiences living near treated sludge application sites.
In this case, the moral adept's impulse is to examine the situation in depth to catch its objective moral nuances and respond in the most appropriate way.
DeLillo responded in November.
