Sentences with phrase «very plain words»

On an ordinary approach to statutory interpretation, the courts require very plain words to reveal a legislative intention to abrogate rights of private property.

But the very minute that you are willing to let God rewrite your books, if He would want to, is the moment that He would have all of your heart, and that He would open your eyes to see all of His very plain words!

Not exact matches

It's a word many of us use most of the time — we're too busy, so busy, very busy, or just plain busy.

Until you accept the sound words of our Savior, and His very plain teachings that conform you to godliness, in this earth, and in this lifetime, you will continue to be deprived of the Truth!

To be blunt: the word consensus has a very plain, straightforward meaning in the English language.

But the ambiguity of the wording, and the wimpiness of politicians, seemingly incapable of asserting the very real and plain differences between hemp plants and marijuana plants, have allowed the lumping together of hemp and marijuana to continue, thus allowing the DEA to keep wielding an iron fist on agricultural matters.

This may be as plain as an explicit statement that the holding is very fact - sensitive, or has been forged to deal with a bizarre edge - case (in so many words), and so should be narrowly construed.

It is indeed very important to choose your words because these words will convey what you are in plain text.

Believe it or not, a lot of job candidates still submit their resumes in a very plain and boring way simply typed up in MS Word.

Writing Wolf provides every client with directions for very easily creating a ATS - compliant resume (e.g., ASCII or plain text) in addition to their «master resume» in Word.

It's an old book around 20 to 30 years old, but it's written in practical, plain english words that is very down to earth that any youth can follow and relate with.