Sentences with phrase «n't subscribe»

I can't subscribe to the zero carb, eat meat and drink water and nothing else, ideal because of insulin sensitivity.

They're saying, any one who doesn't subscribe to their beliefs about treatment are crazy... good way to alienate people.

If you don't think it's worth it, then don't subscribe.

I don't subscribe to the belief that egg consumption produces high unhealthy cholesterol levels, nor that we should be avoiding all saturated fats.

We don't subscribe to any particular diet or food trend.

I don't subscribe to that.

I don't subscribe to this simplistic way of thinking either.

He won't fix his mouth to say ahisma and doesn't subscribe to the holy church of veganism, but this is the man who will catch spiders and take them outside whilst his fingers whisper to them, be free.

Before we make all sharing digital, let's remember that there are some simple things that reflect community values that we don't subscribe to with the kind of enthusiasm we should.

Now, although I don't subscribe to any of that, I can tell you from personal experience that it all makes for a very interesting place to live.

«I don't subscribe to people baring their arms [for a blood sample] to find out whether they are Phoenician,» Wallace said, when asked about the Melungeon project.

Nations or organizations that might have crude arsenals or «that don't subscribe to the established rules and norms» present different challenges to arms control verification, monitoring, and diplomacy.

There are more than 38,000 registered Democratic voters in the city, compared to about 10,000 Republicans and 15,000 voters who don't subscribe to a party.

That aside, I don't subscribe to zoning, my skepticism about Wike irrespective.

While I don't subscribe to the boosteristic «progress» editions certain papers put out around New Year's, I doubt whether any agency hustling economic development shows that edition to would - be prospects.

Daily Signal podcast covered the differences but they don't publish transcripts, and I don't subscribe to it so no idea what it said.

«I don't subscribe to repealing Obamacare and have nothing to replace it.

Shiela, I don't subscribe to the «campaign's» comment.

@PhilLello - «These are real issues in some countries that don't subscribe to those rights.»

Pressed on whether some of his colleagues had latched on to his alcoholism to get him to quit as Lib Dem leader, Mr Kennedy said: «I don't subscribe to that at all.»

From hanging the unemployment statistics from County Hall to declaring London a «nuclearfree zone», he antagonised many who didn't subscribe to his socialist views.

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We're trying to be progressive, do new things to bring the community back in, link up the community and the police, and that's something that, a philosophy that Sheriff Clarke I know doesn't subscribe to.»

Baroness Smith, a minister in Gordon Brown's government and now Labour's leader in the Lords, made a little heralded speech last week in which she said: «For what it's worth, I don't subscribe to the one more heave theory.»

Too bad, I don't subscribe to cable.

I don't subscribe completely to any particular parenting theology because I realized that with all the love in my heart and with the support of my husband, I have all I need to be the best parent my children could ever require.

This is not your typical, boring childbirth class and we don't subscribe to a one - size - fits all «method» or ideals!

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You'll excuse me if I don't subscribe to a philosophy that says that being a «good mother» is all about enduring unnecessary pain, suffering, and grief.

However, many of them don't subscribe to tough love philosophies.

I don't subscribe to fashion magazines.

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Full of encouragement and a spirit of energy and happiness, this blog can lift your spirits even if you don't subscribe to the Christian faith.

Even parents who don't subscribe to the idea of a family bed may allow a child to co-sleep on occasion when they feel it's necessary.»

Personally I don't subscribe to the «getting us back to where we belong» mantra, you only need look as far as Nottingham Forest, Sheffield Wednesday, Leeds etc. to see where that attitude gets you.

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We don't need it — I don't subscribe to talk of needing this or that when it's blatantly not true — but it would get the ship back on track.

I don't subscribe to the view that cheap was the key criteria although would dismiss talk of sounding out names such as Ancelloti, Mancini or even Mario Silva as the same fanciful pipe - dreaming that we hear about alleged top striker targets during each transfer window.

So, I won't subscribe to that opinion.

I don't subscribe to players being left of the blame while to manager is wholly criticised.

How to stream Thorns games if you don't subscribe to cable TV (Lifetime)?

But I don't subscribe to selling all our bench players.

So I can't subscribe to this part being a great success.

Personally, I don't subscribe to the kick a man while he's down line of thinking... or how you choose to define the term «bust».

But in a situation whereby an agreement can't be reached between Arsenal and our star players, then it will be a wise choice to sell them after this season or risk losing them for nothing after but selling them cheap is what I don't subscribe to.

Given all this, I still don't subscribe to the view that this failure to win the League this year warrants a change of management.

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It's called The Kitchen and, although I dig their philosophy, I don't subscribe to their version of fine dining because I don't think a small bowl of bland ass quinoa served with a few roasted vegetables should cost $ 18.