Sentences with phrase «inorder not»

Not exact matches

So to clarify... God or whomever, DID NOT put animals on this planet inorder for us to EAT.
Jan 1st 2018 - Wenger: «Inorder to sell a player I will first have to buy a player inorder to not leave us short in the squad.Inorder to sell a player I will first have to buy a player inorder to not leave us short in the squad.inorder to not leave us short in the squad.»
am not sure what kind of stats he'd have wanted to see inorder to sign Mhicky but having a hand in over 50 goals in the bundesliga is enough for me.
Next week - Wenger: «Before selling a player I must first sign a replacement inorder to not leave us short.»
He says he must first push out a player inorder to create space for a new one... then when he is asked why he won't sell a player to create space he says he first must secure a replacement inorder to not leave the team short of players..
One does not need to put on a telescope inorder to read through what the IEA is up to.
Moreover don't listen to the people who spoils your interracial marriages there are many people who won't accepts interracial marriages they encrypt many reasons inorder to broke your relationships to satisfy ego some reasons like they says thatinterracial children have been a hard time to get the better future because of racial feelings in the society.
The moral of my story is I guess if your a women don't go into a dealership cause they will try and rip you off and tell you lies inorder to sell you something you don't need.
if it is inorder then we use it to fill invitation letter and send it back to you, with details of your date of departure, time of departure, your air line,... ect forthermore for those of you that have not seeing their dream countries here below, please relax we are still working out to get many more countries, okay and it will soon be out....
The very idea that developing nations will have to sacrifice their potential growth inorder for us to maintain our lifestyle is not acceptable to them.
I am willing to step out on my own, swim upstream, inorder to wind up where I want to be and not where everyone else is.
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