Sentences with phrase «necessarily mean an all clear»

Will be interesting to see how long it really lasts — and of course, an all clear doesn't necessarily mean an all clear, but nice to be able to crosscheck if you ID appeared online.

Not exact matches

As a reminder, the vast majority of brokers and insurance reps who sell securities products are held to a lower standard of care called «suitability,» which means their recommendations have to clear the low bar of what is suitable, though not necessarily in your best interest.

But encountering God in scripture doesn't necessarily translate into clear propositional forms with single, static meanings.

Sure, using a fairy tail doesn't necessarily mean you believe it, or are reinforcing it, as long as you make it clear that you are intending to present it as a fairy tale and the reader understands it as such.

It is clear that this pope sees the corruption that has infiltrated his administration as inspired by the evil one: and now, in consecrating the Vatican to the Holy Archangel's protection and in asking him «to defend us from the evil one and banish him», he has invoked, on the entire process of Curial reform, the archangel's active and by no means necessarily peaceable help.

Whitehead questions Descartes» assumption that «clear and distinct» necessarily means concretely real.

Record make it clear that the talks happening in London don't necessarily mean the player is going to the Premier League.

The article discusses the possible Bill Bolling independent candidacy for Governor of Virginia, and makes it clear that just because Bolling was elected as the Republican nominee for Lieutenant Governor in 2009, that does not necessarily mean his entry into the race would damage Read more»

Palin has backed both clear winners and decided long - shots; she's weighed in on behalf of «mama grizzlies,» but an extra X chromosome doesn't necessarily mean an automatic endorsement (see Hutchison, Kay Bailey).

The message to the students is clear: Stay in school, focus your educational choices on high - demand occupations, and understand that a career in science and technology does not necessarily mean abandoning your cultural heritage.

Here, we must be clear by what it means to be a «risk factor»: A risk factor does not mean something that «causes» the illness necessarily, but instead means something that is associated with an increased risk and may simply be correlated with the illness.

That doesn't necessarily mean it is is in the clear when it comes to cancer, but contrary to popular belief, it is not a known carcinogen.

But to be clear «adequate» for muscle growth doesn't necessarily mean «maintenance» for body weight.

It's clear we can improve our Halloween traditions, but that doesn't necessarily mean we need to do away with candy altogether.

He tactfully makes clear that community control need not necessarily mean OPSB control, but clearly assumes that it will.

«The rise in referrals doesn't necessarily mean that more children and young people are being radicalised, but that school staff are now clearer about what to do if they are worried that a pupil is at risk.»

Sigrid speaks good English, but that doesn't necessarily mean she fully understands all that is being said, or can always make her own meaning clear.

Alleviation of symptoms does not necessarily mean the infection has been cleared.

It is important to note that the CHIC number does not necessarily mean that all of the dog's testing was all clear - just that the dog has been tested for the specific requirements.

Testing CLEAR does not necessarily mean that the hereditary genetic abnormality is not carried by that dog or bitch.

As I plan my move away from United Airlines» MileageMinus program, I want to make clear that leaving United doesn't necessarily mean I am moving anywhere.

Another point: — it's clear that an individual models separate runs can generate many different potential futures, so that you wouldn't necessarily expect the mean to match the actual mean of the individual future of the observations if the variance of the simulations was wide.

That we lack a clear theory at present doesn't necessarily mean that such a theory is out of reach, though I don't claim to have the sophistication myself to come up with one.

* Please remember these terms are provided to give you a clearer picture of what is going on with your workers» comp claim, the meanings given in this context are not necessarily the legal definition nor are they the only definition of that term.

This «wait and see» approach means that the individual need not necessarily change their will every time their circumstances change — as long as their wishes remain clear.

It may be worth noting that it's may not be clear that the act of «deleting» content from social media platforms like Facebook will necessarily result in that content truly being «delete [d] altogether» in the plain meaning of the word (rendered unrecoverable).

I also appreciated that they explained what the different «limits» mean, since most folks aren't in the insurance industry and aren't necessarily clear on what they do and do not need.

And while gear bearing the logo doesn't necessarily have defined specs, you can safely read into it as meaning «These headphones sound clear and detailed as hell.»

It's increasingly clear that a career in technology doesn't necessarily mean a career in a technology business.

But that does not necessarily mean that it is clear to the employer.

Providing clear management arrangements should not necessarily mean providing clear government management arrangements.

If you find no obvious signs of foundation failure, that doesn't mean you're necessarily in the clear.

Importantly, the court made clear that just because an action has a disparate impact, that doesn't mean it's necessarily discriminatory.