Porter unhesitatingly accepted Grant's position, and he immediately began to advise the general how best to incorporate the Navy into his plans.
He received an immediate invitation to dinner, which he accepted unhesitatingly.
Ms. Reno was lauded after the siege ended for unhesitatingly accepting responsibility, but she has since come under criticism for her judgment in overseeing the government response.
He succeeded so well that the international Medical board, with Swiss and Italian doctors, unhesitatingly accepted his case for early repatriation' (in April 1943).
As prime minister, he was initially able to draw support from the army by unhesitatingly accepting Sultan of Yogyakarta Hamengkubuwono IX as defence minister.
He succeeded so well that the international medical board, with Swiss and Italian doctors, unhesitatingly accepted his case.
(editorial, Feb. 2), on selecting the Oliver North jury, unhesitatingly accepts the conventional position that a fair trial requires jurors who are ignorant of Mr. North's testimony before Congress.
Coming long after Horace, Seneca unhesitatingly accepted all the restrictions insisted upon by the Latin lyrist.
He felt he must unhesitatingly accept it.
Some of the men who have written on the subject are men whose testimony I would accept unhesitatingly, and I should accord any medium recommended by them respect and credence.