Sentences with phrase «never come into it»

I love how creative you got with the trim, it would never come into my mind to do something like that!

In a Commons speech on the day of the vote, Labour MP Diane Abbott said a compensation package offered by the government to suspects held for over 28 days and then subsequently released «will not survive scrutiny by the courts» and that MPs should not vote with the government based «on a shoddy compensation package that will not stand up and will never come into being».

Court rules need to be rational and if defendant budgets never come into play they should be ditched.

The Human Rights Act, and indeed the ECHR, should never come into it unless it was state sponsored or corporate spying.

Still, these graphical issues are really nitpicky and the truly important things such as bad framerate and glitches that affect gameplay never come into question.

An ovarian tumor can cause a mare to exhibit stallion - like behavior, she can act like she is in heat all the time, or she can never come into heat.

The only other option to owning a Chihuahua and another type of pet is to make sure that they never come into contact.

Make no mistake, the likelihood of seeing subprime loans and the predatory products in years past will likely never come into the market again, and rightfully so.

Never come into a school year or classroom with preconceived notions.

All of these disparate characters and actors never come into contact on the screen but Argo never once feels choppy or haphazardly spliced together while attempting to make a whole.

The story focuses on the people as people, and their limitations never come into play.

I most certainly do reserve the right, as a woman to have silly little day dreams that I know will never come into fruition.

Perfect cows are untouched by hormones and antibiotics, and they never come into contact with chemical fertilizers, pesticides, or any other chemical contaminants.

The cows that help make this supplement graze exclusively on rapidly growing Argentinean grass and they never come into contact with antibiotics, hormones, fertilizers, pesticides, or any other chemicals.

Perfect cows are raised entirely free of hormones and never come into contact with pesticides, or any other chemical substances.

Essential oils are super-powerful and must NEVER come into contact with baby's skin, even indirectly.

Your milk will never come into contact with the tubing and base unit.

Some pails can be used with plastic liners, so the diapers will never come into contact with the pail itself.

He said: «If we as a the Church plan to reach out with the gospel to folks who have never come into contact with the Church, and they come in to a church and find people dressed in rather a quaint, unusual, old - fashioned way, it may well put up a few barriers in terms of them relating to the gospel.

You mention the value or disvalue of Sunday sermons; contemplating reinventing Christianity without a Sunday service is to deprive yourself of those people who would never come into contact with your thoughts and wisdom of your very own personal growing relationship with Christ... which in my opinion would be a waste of an opportunity.

I tell you truly, he who does not accept the Kingdom of God like a child will never come into it.

I realize that Calvinism is correct on the subject of the omniscience of God that He does know who will be saved or not (Job 34:21 - 22) and He chooses and elects them for His service but going as far as saying that God makes the choice for their salvation can never come into agreement with John 3:216.

Thus there is a legitimate (and in itself higher) principle of freedom and also a legitimate (though in itself lower) principle of justified compulsion, and these two principles can not be simply assigned to separate spheres of human existence and action so that they could never come into conflict with each other.

Christianity can never come into being through absolute social domination even if this were to call itself Church and succeeded in influencing all men completely from outside.

«I too think that theology and science need not contradict each other, but not because their subject - matters are so different that they practically never come into contact.

Since the coffee beans in cold brew never come into contact with heat, the coffee oils don't develop the same acidity and characteristically bitter tang as you might find in your traditional cup.

But, wait, you say, if we allow people to stay home whenever they say they are «sick,» they'll never come into work.

«We used to come downtown and you just never came into this area [on Fremont Street] unless you were looking for crack or something — it was honestly, so absolutely unsafe,» Donald Lemperle, the chef and owner of VegeNation, a new vegan restaurant opening with Downtown Project funding, told me.

When you believe as I do, that God created the universe» out of nothing», His ability to heal never comes into question.

The religion I was in as a youth didn't teach about a trinity so Mary never came into the picture so much.

It never came into existence.»

Im never coming into modernity.

For friends, never coming into conflict is probably a sign of apathy; people who care deeply about anything in the world are going to disagree and, if they are free, they will express their disagreement.

Nothing ever comes into existence with necessity; likewise the necessary never comes into existence and something by coming into existence never becomes the necessary.

Hunt's F1 career was fairly short by modern standards but his talent never came into question — a series of podiums and even a win for the tiny Hesketh team drew the attention of McLaren for 1976, a season which yielded six wins and the World Championship.

«Other clubs never came into my thoughts, once I knew Arsenal wanted to sign me» ---- Dennis Berkamp, the Arsenal Legend.

«The name of Balotelli never came into my thoughts,» the media mogul declared.

The «Laverne factor» never came into play.

Hospital - grade rental pumps are designed as a «closed system,» meaning that milk never comes into contact with parts that might be shared by other mothers.

The milk never comes into contact with the tubing and base unit hence I am assured that my kids are not exposed to any infection.

Jeff Reuben of Untapped Cities fills us in on the Monument to Democracy, which was once proposed to be built in Washington Heights but unfortunately never came into being.

That's likely because the city birds never came into contact with human hunters, who accounted for most of the bird deaths in the wild.

That's not to say that all wine contains BPA; quite the contrary, in fact, as most bottled wine still never comes into contact with plastic and as such does not carry any BPA - stigma.

It never comes into their mind.

Of course: Neutrino detectors that use natural bodies of water or ice can see only those neutrinos that come through the Earth, so they have to look upside down — and from that vantage, the center of the Milky Way never comes into view at the South Pole.

But in most sports the balls hurtle so fast that the drag crisis never comes into play.

This one's beauty comes from some rather annoying clouds, but these fortunately never came into play for our target of interest.

Clement turns in a brilliantly understated performance that effects a fully realized portrait of a father whose love for his children never comes into question.

Others, like Richard Nixon, never came into focus.

Um, that never comes into play when I'm buying an ebook.