Sentences with phrase «longer accept excuses»

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@johnsouttar How long are we expected to accept the «world - class» stadium as an excuse for not winning trophies?
As long as we don't fully accept the deficiencies in our squad and do something about them there will always be excuses
guys why are we in football is it to win trophies and balance the books or to do one of them it appears that wenger has done one not both i think wenger is a fantastic manager but how long can we go on saying next year we have not won a trophy in six years how could you guys make excuses for this that is not acceptable anytime there is competition for a player arsenal will never win 2 reasons they do nt pay good wages and they have not won anything wenger could never coach anyother club but arsenal because they would never accept this
It was the direct result of the competitive pressure infused into a system that had long — and incorrectly — accepted poverty as an excuse for failure, and took the task seriously of reinventing all educational offerings with rich and varied new approaches and content to drive them.
Nah Steve, you just CAN NOT have Brandon Shellenberger wait that long and expect that excuses will be accepted without a thorough scrubbing and hose down...
(I digress to add: Isuppose I could have added, the «X» and «not X» of the situation where the SCC tell us that what Canadian lawyers are to now understand is the «correct» meaning of words in an older SCC decision where the SCC now says that the older meaning, long acted on, long accepted — even buy the SCC — isn't actually what those words were ever intended to mean; isn't actually how those words should ever have been understood; and this isn't because the dog ate somebody's homework or other equally worthwhile excuse.)
Schedule 14: changes to reasonable excuses — provides that drug or alcohol dependency will no longer be accepted as a reasonable excuse where a jobseeker has failed to meet their participation requirements.
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