Sentences with phrase «swear by this system»

I really can't swear by this system enough!

She claims the agents she works with swear by the system.

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And Jesus, let me succeed in this stuid ride so that I can get laid by one of Satan's smokin» hot nymhpomaniacs — I swear that I will repent tomorrow morning in your great get - out - of - hell - free system for believers.

They certainly swear by the competence of this system.

Some people swear by morning cardio on an empty stomach as a great way to burn fat, since you don't have any immediate carbohydrates in your system.

There is a supplement that many natural health enthusiasts swear by to strengthen their immune systems, but you've probably never heard of it.

I swear by Olive Leaf Extract it builds your immune system and really helps you keep well.

I have been using a facial brush system by Olay since 2013 and I swear it's the reason why I have really great skin.

However, those authors who swear by this «going wide» strategy tend to be authors who are putting out five or more books a year — often fairly short books — and are able to use these frequent launches and the pre-order system to keep their books visible in all bookstores.

You can continue to settle for mediocre returns... or you can take immediate action now that protects your hard - earned money from the market's downswings and puts big profits in your pocket using the same system that Warren Buffett has sworn by for more than 40 years.

If we in the judiciary do not have the authority, and indeed the responsibility, to right fundamental wrongs left excused by a majority of the electorate, our whole intricate, constitutional system of checks and balances, as well as the oaths to which we swore, prove to be nothing but shams.

Having said that, however, political partisan criticism of them as being soft on crime, the erosion of their discretion by government legislation, and shockingly an attack on Chief Justice Beverley McLachlin by the prime minister and Minister Peter MacKay, perhaps all undermine the system they are sworn to protect.

• Effectively create and maintain court dockets and scheduling cases to appear in court • Highly skilled in processing court payments such as fees and fines, according to the protocols of the court and judicial system • Deep familiarity with assisting in courtroom proceedings by recording minutes, marking exhibits, and swearing in jurors • Exceptionally ability to researching and collecting various sources of information to support policies and programs in different jurisdictions

Today our industry (I wish I could truly say «profession») is a living, breathing dichotomy sworn to act only in the best interests of itsclients, but remunerated by a system that rewards acting in self - interest.