Perhaps you are referring to the "no excuses" speech President Obama gave to the NAACP in July 2009. Described by the media as a "fiery sermon," Mr. Obama used the opportunity to encourage black parents to stop making excuses for their kids' bad behavior, and to expect (even demand) excellence from them instead. Speaking to young people, who might one day want to be leaders or even try for the presidency, he challenged them to aim higher. "No one has written your destiny for you... Your destiny is in your hands, and don't you forget that. That's what we have to teach all of our children! No excuses! No excuses!"
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Sin rencores.
Technically, "they have no excuses" is correct because they is a plural pronoun. In speech, you'll hear more people say "they have no excuse", but this is incorrect in light of grammar rules.
mes excuses les plus sincères
the French equivalent of 100 apologies is "mille (1000) excuses"
a speech is just supiichi
She gave a speech.
No Excuses was created in 1994.
Polite : Mes sincères excuses. Casual : Je m'excuse sincèrement.
You can say No! Also make up excuses and make up a fake medical certificate.
That is the phrase from MLK in his speech.
you can say ''i wrote this speech because...................''