Sentences with phrase «who iirc»

I'll borrow from Joseph Heath (who IIRC was quoting someone else in turn):

Not exact matches

But IIRC Sancho was good friends with Aubameyang so the «throw something at the wall and see if it sticks» approach probably says «Well, he's friends with Aubameyang who forced a move and had a lot of behavior issues, wasn't very professional, so, probably gonna do the same»

I suppose in retrospect that makes sense — IIRC, albeit belatedly, it was Augustine who really developed the whole idea of original sin, at least by that name.

IIRC, 538 were clearly on board with «polls were OK, clueless people who don't know how to read the polls were not» explanation

Most of the rationale for that is, IIRC, because they employ people who are NON-residents of The City?

Here is a big difference with Chávez, who has armed his population to protect against a possible foreign intervention (IIRC: I'll source this later).

The IPSA proposals published during the summer seemed to be keen to let MPs who are over 55 to stay in the current scheme with the new one being operative for the others (a transitional period is suggested for MPs between 51 and 55 IIRC).

(Incidentally, Judy is an apostate, and Steve and Willis claim, IIRC, not to have had strong skepticism when they started looking into the topic, which weakens the position of those who claim that positions on AGW are determined by our ideologies.)

First, wrapping an essay accusing anyone who thinks there is evidence of an ongoing global climate catastrophe as being religious within a religious wrapper invoking G. K. Chesterton (speaking, IIRC, in the persona of Father Brown) at one end and ending with an invocation of a Creators, Lord of Life and Light at the other end is oxymoronic in the extreme.

In fact this was linked by Willard, IIRC, over at Keith's in an article discussing sustainability and how even those who wanted to support the concept had problems first communicating, then secondly coming to concrete decisions because of the lack of definition.

Part of the law IIRC is the money laundering statures, which have swept up small cash businesses who MUST deposit their cash frequently for safety reasons, and get it taken for «structuring».

IIRC Faust was the one who stuffed up the deal with Old Nick.

@RonBeyer IIRC tourists who show their non-EU passports may buy the item paying the VAT, and recover the VAT at their port of exit by showing the item.