Sentences with phrase «know by name almost»

To Labour laughter, he added: «This must be the only tax change in history when the people proposing it — the opposition leader and the shadow chancellor — will know by name almost all of the potential beneficiaries.

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We should know by now that almost every major technology introduced in the name of expanded personal choice sooner or later is overtaken by cultural patterns and practices that finally shape everyone's behavior, whittling away almost to nothing the range of the choice.

Just because Wars had been waged in the name of religion doesn't make the point of it Wrong,,, otherwise why does it say (He who loves me, keeps my commandments) almost at the same time as it says (I give you a new commandment, love...) in short, Yes, Jesus is what matters, but to know Jesus I need His word, the Bible, I need a relationship with Him, I need to understand What He wants me to be Like (Be Holy as your Father in Heaven) which is not just an old testament quote, but a new Testament as well,,, at the end, if Religion was so pointless and to be hated, why Would God ask us to test the spirits, why does he tell us (by their fruits you would know them.)

Tuchel will be welcomed all day, he ticks almost all boxes for us passionate, tactical, attractive football most of all we need amanager who is actively involved with game shouting and demanding from by line.we need a manager who will instill character and spine who reads the game and make changes not waiting till the 70th min like we used to.players will have to prove them selves give 100 % and not be judged by a name tag either you perform or NOT.I'd like to see all our players given achance to prove them selves equally have afeeling about one lucas perez given a chance he'll flourish do nt understand why he has been isolated.but what do we know??

«Everybody knows I was getting screwed by the young fella,» says O'Neal, who almost never refers to Bryant by name.

It is known by its trade name, Equitrack, and it is made of sand bathed in what one of its developers calls «our cocktail of polymers,» which coats each grain of sand to make it repel water and, thereby, drain almost instantly.

My guess is almost everybody these days now knows someone by the name of Hunter.

Though not quite a household name, the little - known Libertarian is an impressive candidate by almost any measure.

Glyphosate is also known by its brand name, Roundup, and because US soil is so contaminated, it was found in almost every US wine that was tested, even organic ones.

I have always enjoyed Melanie Lynskey in almost everything she is in and I'm extremely disappointed at myself for not knowing her by name.

They've also been known to go out on thrilling limbs; by naming Mad Max: Fury Road their best picture in 2015, they almost single - handedly launched that film's hugely successful Oscar campaign.

In other words, by far the biggest city feeding the Louisiana voucher program is the one in which the state assumed control of almost all schools just after Hurricane Katrina (2005) and systematically converted them from local - board - controlled community - based schools into splinters of who - knows - charter - management - operated schools in the name of charter school superiority.

In some circles the 911 with the big rear wing — like Elvis or a handful of pop stars known almost universally by a single name — is just the Turbo.

Definitely changing her name is a way to assert her independence and to convey the message that she would no longer be controlled by her mother - and let's not forget that almost all teenagers want to declare their new found sense of freedom from childhood!

Known locally as the «Hooghly River», this distributary of the Ganges is named for its «rebirth», after the almost - extinguished river was revived by the building of the Farakka Barrage, which quenched the Hooghly with an increased water flow.

4) British Rail, though it wasn't yet known by that name, was one of the very first companies to offer (almost) equal pay for equal work.

The first noticeable differences to the career mode here is that your fancy virtual trailer is gone, replaced by a new menu system, and all the PR mcgubbins has been almost removed entirely — no longer must you pointlessly chat to the press or lament the fact that there's no option to either punch them in the face or call them some sort of childish name.

I hope you will consider donating money to a cause that gets almost no attention, people with myalgic encephalomyelitis, which is also known as chronic fatigue syndrome, a better known name but one rejected by those who suffer from it because it makes it sound like a psychosomatic illness.

Clerihew Defined by Wikipedia this way: * It is biographical and usually whimsical, showing the subject from an unusual point of view; but it is hardly ever satirical, abusive or obscene * It has four lines of irregular length (for comic effect) * The first line consists solely (or almost solely) of a well - known person's name.