Sentences with phrase «not vague references»

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If we can respectfully acknowledge that a majority of todays» generation of believers are taught into the faith by their parents, we reluctantly must conclude that the theology base of * a lot * of these believers is not upon careful reflection and personal choice upon the fervent divulgence of the Scriptures, but rather a hodge - podge compilation of «feel good» thoughts that have no biblical or moral grounding other than vague references.

The Paulsons do show us a few vague biblical references, like the one that reads DO N'T GIVE UP!

A letter that the European Research Council (ERC) sent to its grantees last July didn't mention PEN by name, but warned about «certain publishing houses and online publications» whose tactics, «including vague references — usually by telephone — to any sort of official recognition by the ERC, the EC or the EU, are to be considered an attempt to fraud.»

I'm not sure why this is, but many men on online dating sites make vague references (or in some cases, very explicit) to sex or sexual preferences.

Common values and references have gotten hard to find in an atomized society, and vague new - age nostrums can't fill the vacuum.

Common values and references have gotten hard to find in an atomized society, and vague new age nostrums can't fill the vacuum.

Mitchell weaves together these nine narrations into a cohesive whole with vague or occasionally direct references to a myriad of common themes, characters, objects, or words (including, but not limited to, albino conger eels, camphor trees, an earth - bound comet, Kilmagoon whiskey, jazz music, cleaning toilets and artificial intelligence) in each narration.

I had only vague references to stocks and wasn't really willing to do any further research.

as for the reference to «premium gains,» you used this expression on 31 may here on this page, implying first that these are not capital gains and stating next, in a vague about - switch, that they are «taxed as capital gains.»

What they don't realize is that in the mid-90's, the Illuminati and Freemasons secretly conspired to disburse hints as to their very evil and dastardly plans for world domination and racial purity by inserting vague references to the Mayans and the Gestapo in colorful murals throughout the airport, converting an ill - designed baggage system into a very real headquarter for a New World Order, and then — contrary to what one may think a secret organization would want to do — leave their signature on a prominently displayed monument, all within the confines of a hard - to - reach, nominally international airport in the middle of the plains leading to the Rocky Mountains.

I asked on a previous thread whether anyone knew of a specific database suite that gave all of that functionality (versioning of binary data, URL citeability of specific versions, forward citation to see who used what etc.), but other than vague references, there wasn't anything concrete.

Second, a reference emergency pathway should not be so vague when it comes to defining overall global emissions allowances, or indeed in specifying what «substantial deviation from baseline» in the «non-Annex I» developing world actually means.

Since «etc.» is not an enumerated list, and the references to the UK, EU, Australia and France are so vague as to be aptly described by the term «arm - waving,» (which we know you do not regard highly, as you disparage it at the start of the same paragraph), and also overlap with, «sun, solar, wind, geothermal,» extending the list only to by one to include tidal, we're at best at 0 for 4.

(As an aside, my high school science teacher would never have allowed such a vague citation as reference 16 above, I'd have gotten a «D» on the paper if not an «F».

That's why it is particularly worrying that a previously leaked chapter of the TPP includes only very vague references to shark finning — not the full ban on shark finning and associated trade that we need.

But was the vague source reference because Pawa didn't want it known that the most famous longtime online source for the GCSCT memos was Greenpeace?

They reference the statutory mandate, the existence of other vague terms in the Code like integrity, and the duties in the Code around recognizing diversity and not discriminating.

What is perhaps most troubling about B.C. Motor Vehicles Reference is that it was not dealing with a vague provision from some bygone era; the Charter had been enacted only three years earlier.

Is there any type of contractual provision in these NFL players such as not disrespecting the team or some kind of vague reference that you think that these owners could point to and hang their head on if they really wanted to sit on that contract?

He stated something to do with notes in Dan's file — but again the references were vague and simple didn't make sense.

Don't expect them to come to the conclusion that you're perfect for the job on their own, using all of the hidden messages and vague references you sprinkled into your job application.