Sentences with phrase «n't refer to»

The people who talk a good game about freedom and service and fairness» usually reserving their most ardent rhetoric for the $ 30,000 per - table fundraisers» never seem willing to promote the monastic ideal though, and they don't refer to the soup kitchens and outreaches, the church - administered hospitals or training and recovery programs as models of anything except, sometimes, intolerance.

But does that mean they don't refer to the same day?

Schillebeeckx argues that «on the third day» doesn't refer to a particular day at all.

She essentially said, «Oh, you shouldn't refer to yourself with a nasty word like «atheist» if you believe such nice things!

Unlike most, I don't refer to casual things as necessities.

The King James Bible talks about hell all over the place, but the newer English translations realize that the Hebrew word «sheol» doesn't refer to hell at all, and nor does the Greek «gehenna.»

So, the word «prosper» doesn't refer to money or material blessings; it refers to physical and spiritual salvation.

Mr. Mathews, (sorry I don't refer to any mortal man as reverend) Real Christianity has no boundaries.

When we talk about walking in the light vs darkness, this doesn't refer to street - lamps.

The word «conservative» (from «con - servator» = «one who preserves») simply refers to a rigid conformity with orthodox or establish ways or beliefs, it doesn't refer to what those beliefs might be.

He noted that the «totality» of our depravity didn't refer to the breadth — in other words, to the range of our thoughts, words, and deeds — but the depth of our depravity.

However the NIV inserts a word not in the Greek, so 4:6 reads «this is why the Gospel was preached even to those who are now dead...» The translators admit the «now» is not in the Greek but say that they put it there to make clear that the passage doesn't refer to post mortem opportunity which they claim is ruled out by Hebrews 9:27 «it is appointed unto to man once to die and then comes judgement».

Maybe I wouldn't refer to it as «love» at all — esp.

Please don't refer to him as a pastor if he is going to be an atheist.

It would make sense that the original gospels don't refer to Jesus being married.

Note that he doesn't refer to it as a holiday tree.

And that is a nightmare scenario because the primary corporate objective of the typical Vancouver promoter lies not in the realm of a new gold discovery or near - term cash flow or added reserves, but rather in the novel concept of «distribution» and by that I don't refer to the «distribution» of profits to shareholders by way of dividends but rather the distribution of the one - cent paper they manufactured when they put the shell together.

The title of analyst typically is used for undergraduate students who intern for the summer, and doesn't refer to research analysts who recommend stocks to investors.

It's a term that often confuses outsiders because it doesn't refer to just shoes used to play tennis, but instead to any kind of sneaker.

This doesn't refer to its position on the page.

Putin did not refer to the device by name in his speech, but it appears to be the Oceanic Multipurpose System Status - 6, also known as Kanyon or Putin's «doomsday» machine.

It may not refer to physical seclusion always, and therefore, even while -LSB-...]

I'm not referring to reliving the past, but to recreating those moments that once made you smile.

He's not referring to four big companies.

(And, no, I'm not referring to this year's presidential race).

I'm not referring to a thinly veiled sales pitch to readers either.

The Justice Department does not refer to a specific type of writ in its court petition (it just cites the All Writs Act), but that doesn't really matter.

And I'm not referring to its power to destroy.

However, Justice Siopis did not refer to this matter in his decision.

I'm not referring to language in terms of ethnicity or culture, but in terms of numbers.

Face time — and I'm not referring to the smartphone version — still endures as the most authentic route to create lasting impact and strengthen workplace relationships.

No, I'm not referring to another hard fork.

This does not refer to debt per se, but rather, the level of fixed expense relative to total sales.

I'm not referring to PDF downloads, I'm referring to an online database of documentation that your customers can search and sort easily to find what they need.

Both budgets, however, were followed by massive Budget Omnibus Bills, which contained major changes to a large amount of legislation either vaguely referred to, or not referred to at all, in the budgets.

As of the date of this statement your management knows of no business to be presented to the meeting that is not referred to in the accompanying notice other than the approval of the minutes of the last Annual Meeting of Shareholders, which action will not be construed as approval or disapproval of any of the matters referred to in such minutes.

Google calls such projects «moonshots,» so just to be clear, the company is not referring to a spacecraft on a mission to the moon — well, the Google Chrome experiment «A Spacecraft for All» comes pretty close to that.

(The ECB does not refer to this as QE because it isn't buying sovereign bonds with their newly printed euros.

When referring to goal orientation, I do not refer to the goals of the seller.

For example, information about asset allocation models may not refer to specific investments, and other materials concurrently furnished by the advisor should not refer to investments available within the asset classes described in the models.

It takes a minimal level of 15 - 30 ethnographic research interviews and I'm not referring to counting friends and employees or your sales reps.. This means on - site participant - observation methods with actual consumers or buyers.

The tip was also not referred to the FBI Miami field office, which could have started an investigation.

Some of the nation's largest districts are working to punish students in ways that don't involve suspension, trying to reform discipline so that students aren't referred to police, or both.

Taxes — like accountability — are for what Leona Helmsley referred to as the «little people» (not referring to Irish leprechauns).

The amended complaint does not refer to the allegation she made in the television interview.

And I am not referring to death in a metaphorical sense.

Let me clarify when I say specific people I am not refering to a race of people or a specific religion.

The NT refers to GeHenna (a specific Jewish belief), not «hell» as it was later defined by Dante and company.

He has been in business for more than 35 years and says he has yet to find someone who can exchange personalities (this of course is not referring to anyone who has schizophrenic tendencies).

It's not referred to as a Baptist church unless the members are mostly white southerners.