ad nauseam

THE Climate Crisis that Manchester and other councils have committed to fight will require not only individuals to take action but also a different way of looking at things; as has been said ad nauseam, 'business as usual' is not an option.

We have heard the warning ad nauseam in the past, and jueteng went on merrily.

Whatever the reverse of crying wolf is, the SNP have it down pat - they have called for Indyref2 ad nauseam, but haven't been able to show why every delay is damaging.

Since the referendum in 2016 all we have heard from Parliamentarians ad nauseam is 'that we didn't know what we were doing' etc.

"I knew the situation and I've said it ad nauseam since I've been here.

In the meanwhile the government is sticking to its ad nauseam mantra that the previous PML-N and PPP governments are responsible for the travails of the common man

My ninety-year-old mother has very little short-term-memory; which means, that when she communicates to me over the telephone, "Yes, you are being violated and I will speak to your siblings about the abuse", she now trembles, because after the telephone call is over she knows at some level she will forget to do anything, and so when I call my mother back later that day, I call at noon and at six her time, she repeats ad nauseam, "Yes, you are being violated and I will speak to your siblings about the abuse".

The response goes on to repeat itself verbatim and ad nauseam.

Sison had earlier said: "Duterte is like an old broken record repeating ad nauseam his termination of the GRP-NDFP (National Democratic Front of the Philippines) peace negotiations."

What its media is doing ad nauseam is nothing but a persistent hate-mongering and instigating public to set a war agenda against Pakistan.

ISLAMABAD -- The ad nauseam version-financial constraints-for every stalled development work of the city may lead to some incidents in '2019' if appropriate action was not initiated for installation of road traffic related furniture on the major avenues and thoroughfares which had constantly been pointed out by Islamabad Traffic Police (ITP) over the years.

But the holiday is over and with the back-to-school shopping in top gear, it's back to city traffic chaos.Forget the matatu madness that has featured on this page ad nauseam as a pedestrian, my gripe is with pikipiki (motorcycles), both private and for hire (boda bodas).