make no

But I make no doubt, they often talk of it between themselves.

I've never been quizzed by a panel with questions that make no sense: "If you were a car, what car would you be? "

"We are going to make no changes in the U. S. force posture that would be to the detriment of any of our friends and allies, " Waskow said.

The United States attorney in Chicago, Patrick Fitzgerald, said the charges make no accusations about President-elect Obama.

Mr. Lin could make no sense out of this at all. His worry increased and he dropped Lu to accost Wang, the next person who came along.

I make no claims for the accuracy of this information and express no personal opinion on the matter.

I make no apology (to him) for what I said.

Boyle said that he had never been a jury in any film festival before and he would make no criteria for this year's winning films.

'Make no mistake, ' she said, 'this is going to be a massive long-term recovery. '

"I know it must sound like we are trying to build a Bat lab here, but I make no apology for that, " said Richard Palmer.

tomorrow's getting harder make no mistake, luck ain't ever luck. our party in life will not always be smooth. got to make your own breaks.

I told him I hoped he would make no dishonourable proposal to me, especially in his own house.

I make no judgement of this, for if I would deny your right to your evolution, then I would deny that right for myself and all others.

Though Rostov did tell the governor's wife that he should make no sort of declaration to Princess Marya, he promised to be there.

'Make no mistake: Today we are part of a broad coalition, ' Mr. Obama told reporters traveling with him in Brazil.

Attraction seems to be triggered by things that make no sense at all and can be easily destroyed. ver to you. . .

No doubt the causation runs both ways, but one striking result is that the proprietor's identity seems to make no difference to the bias.

But make no mistake: As is often the case in technology, only one platform will prevail.

I shut down my Twitter client and thought a bit about why I do what I do, even though it seems to make no difference most days.

In the same way if you want your servant to make no mistakes, you are a fool, for you want vice not to be vice but something different.

It is such a highly integrated firm that the break-up said to have been proposed by rumoured buyers would make no sense.

I make no claim to understand all the complexities of the matter.

Make no mistake about it, some women would insist on the right to get a divorce if their husbands did not earn as much as they expected.

"But make no mistake that this film is so obscure that it might not make a return of your capital, " he reminds fund raisers.

Elizabeth was determined to make no effort at conversation with a woman who was being more than usually rude and disagreeable.

Good enough for you. Now you know, don't you? I'm come to have lessons, I am. And pay for em too: Make no mistake.

A waitress's lipstick or lack of it appeared to make no difference in how female patrons tipped.

Technology is a tremendous advance, and I wouldn't have it any other way, but make no mistake, the technology is not foolproof.

Elizabeth was determined to make no effort for conversation with the woman, who was more than usually insolent and disagreeable.

I make no attempt to forecast the general market - my efforts are devoted to finding undervalued securities.

The Fed resolved to make no changes to its $300bn Treasury purchase plan, in part because prospects for the economy seemed to be improving.

It may be partly because she doesn't play by the rules and seems to make no apologies for the way she lives her life.

Protest organizers said the opposition would make no concessions until Mubarak leaves office.

It seems better to me to make a wrong decision than to make no decision at all.

I humbly submit mine here. It may not be as catchy as some of the others, and I make no claims to originality.

The fact that humans are subject to all these failures of rational thought seems to make no sense.

Mama said the Forrest part was to remindme that sometimes we all do things that, well, just don't make no sense.

The manuscript is so corrupt that parts of it make no sense at all.

Make no doubt about it: These Chinese parents, whose child is their full-time pre-occupation, are proud of their battle scars.

Many men make no secret of their plan to stay single, Molloy points out: "If a man says he never intends to marry, he just might mean it! "

Make no mistake about it, letting old people die is a lot cheaper than spending the kind of money required to keep them alive and well.

Make no mistake Dear Ones, whatever views people take of his presidency so far he has chosen by the Lords of Light to bring you together.

The adult butterflies make no attempt to hide themselves; instead, their bright, warning coloration is like a neon sign.

This sort of decision would make no sense within the 3rd dimensional paradigm.

But make no mistake: It would have been easier for me if the creators of SketchUp had based their API on a more popular language.

Even if the timetable is accelerated, it will make no contribution to the harsh budget-cutting over the five years of this parliament.

It would make no sense, he would argue for a toy to find a place on House's desk and then suddenly disappear the next episode.

But make no mistake, he has got a challenge on his hands against this Chelsea team.

It would make no sense for the ECB to put its own reputation for orthodoxy before the ravages of deflation.

Mr. Obama said in a speech on Saturday he will make 'no apologies' for trying to bring jobs and industries to the U. S.

On the one hand, he said, "The functionary can make no mistake, the magistrate is never the wrong. "

Please make no attempt to leave your home.

But make no mistake about it Yao Ming has lived up to his destiny and has lived up to his potential.

I could make no melody, harmony, rhythm out of it. I wasn't even sure if there were any notes.

The poor's helpless, only the poor themselves can understand, lack of money make no basis of career.

Tomorrow's getting harder make no mistake Luck ain't even lucky Got to make your own breaks .

Grade, major and educational degree seem to make no significant difference.

I make no claims for all of these being the most significant developments in communication over the last decade.

I suggest you make no attempt to manage his time, but manage your own to make the new circumstances easier for you.

THE deficit-reduction deal that finally raised America's debt ceiling and staved off the threat of default seemed to make no one happy.

I sent back for my small rifle and poured shot after shot into his heart and down his throat. They seemed to make no impression.

Let's make no mistake about this: The American Dream starts with the neighborhoods.

eg. All business people know that you can carry on for a while if you make no profits, but that if you run out of cash you are toast.

But make no mistake: President Obama gave his own version of a "mission accomplished" speech Wednesday.

Government documents in the matter make no mention of the 18, 000 rupees.

Now, he said, "I make no distinction between my biological and stepchildren. "

Even you know it, that would make no difference.

The scales make no distinction between the similar numbers of calories of a can of low nutrition soda and two eggs, but body chemistry does.

"Make no mistake about it, we are facing dramatic cuts with real implications for alliance capability, " he said.

See that your anklets make no loud noise , and that your step is not over-hurried at meeting him.

Her lips moved . Promise me , she said , though her breath could make no sound but gasping .

As long as you make no mistakes and read each installation screen carefully, installation proceeds well enough.

However, these registries make no attempt to determine whether the domain name is one that rightfully ought to go to someone else.

This is not to say Americans make no distinctions among themselves as a result of such factors as sex, age, wealth, or social positon.

Feel the weight of that bag. Make no mistake. Your relationships are the heaviest components in your life.

We make no doubt of his sincerity.

It's as if they already have an optimum amount of hemispheric cross-talk so that the eye movements make no difference.

They make no pretense in trying to replicate a Marshall sound or a Fender sound.

However, we make no assertions on this point.

Make 'no' your first response to every request for a new toy or other material possession that costs money.

The average of all these studies suggests that offering lots of extra choices seems to make no important difference either way.

Make no mistake. Don't take him for a fool; he is anything but that.

Make no mistake - stories can be very, very powerful leadership tools.

K. O. : Eventually these phones will evolve into one of our primary focuses in this industry, make no mistake about that!

Make no mistake, they will keep trying to hit us again, but as we are showing again this weekend we remain vigilant.

Make no mistake -a retrograde planet is a weak planet, so you've had to do the best you could without much planetary support.

The war seems to make no progress.

The sea exposes its heart , and I make no secret of my feelings----I miss you!

Make no mistake: The United States will hunt down and punish those responsible for these cowardly acts.

Make no mistake, getting these basics wrong, or not doing them at all is a recipe for failure.

"Make no mistake" is one of Obama's verbal twitches, and it's as much a prayer as a preface.

But Germany and France, among the largest current contributors, said they would make no immediate increase.

Define the problem or goal in terms of the host country cultural traits, habits, and norms. Make no value judgments.

The BA offer seems to make no sense at all.

Make no mistake about it, you're bound to have an accident if you drive so fast down the motorway.

It may be a harsh, and some would say Euro-centric, but we make no apologies for that.

But, make no mistake, once Steve Jobs is no longer with us, there will be an outpouring of emotion.

e. g. What he said make no sense to me.

We will help those brave ones, make no mistake, for though some may seem to have become dark, it is more that they are confused.

This process works even if you make no changes to the code, because any number of documents can be linked to the same assembly.

The others who had been selected felt that Mao Sui could make no special contribution, and so looked down on him.

There is still a chance for you, but if you insist, make no mistake.

I shall make no secret of the business. The best defence that I can make is just the simple truth.

But SAS said in a statement: "Many of these claims promote theories, therapies and campaigns that make no scientific sense. "

Four-fifths of employers across the continent expect to make no staff changes and declines are expected in Spain, Ireland and Romania.

It declares, rather, that even if God existed that would make no difference from its point of view.

Why did the heavy Landing Modules make no impression on the surface, while the astronauts' footprints did?

Make no mistake, organized information governance is still in its infancy.

Make no mistake, this site remains one of the hottest destinations for people seeking part-time income.

MAKE no mistake: virtually anybody who has invested in Bouygues SA over the past quarter of a century is better off for having done so.

However Eriksson added that wherever Beckham played would make no difference to his role for England.

Make no mistake, Dallas played a great game and was clearly the better team in the series.

Feel the weight of that bag . Make no mistake, your relationship is the heaviest components in your life.

So now, you know, from the starts, I make no effort.

i only wish he was here himself , as i make no doubt he will be at sunset tomorrow.

Here is the key to meaning in a world that seems to make no sense.

There are flops in Italian football and sometimes it seems to make no sense.

Make no portion of this time, okay? - Okay, thank you so much, you're welcome.

Thank you, Lord, that you make no mistakes and that you always get us where you want us.

The natural non-environmental damage plant extracted liquid can make no pollution to human, to things or to the environment.

Sometimes those symptoms make no sense to me at all, and I am tempted to dismiss or ignore them.

They make no attempt to coexist as good citizens with other, simultaneous testing.

When you are in a state of numbness the world will make no sense at all to you.

Make no mistake, the current food crisis has the capacity to transform global politics. There is nothing more fundamental than food.

Like the corner of the street, make no reply love who?

I feel a tear slide down the right side of my face, but make no move to wipe it away.

Make no mistake, big banks will not be submitting to new regulations without a fight.

Switching parity regarding cores 0 and 1 also seems to make no difference with larger packets.

And, no surprise, a screen reader can make no more sense of your image than can Google's search engines.

They would make no progress to remain forever in a cat body as an example and not vacate it by the dying process to move on.

As the Titans could now make no more trouble, there was comparative peace and quiet on the earth.

An Israeli Foreign Ministry spokesman says it would make no sense for Israel to deliberately target U. N. observers.

Pesticide safety regulations of the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) make no special provisions for children.

although, it is not guaranteed that the compiler will take any notice of register, and unsigned may make no difference to the processor.

These make no pretence to making banking safer, but reflect politicians' anger at banks and suspicions of those who run them.

Make no mistake, BYD is a well-run company, and its chairman Mr. Wang is rightly regarded as a brilliant entrepreneur.

i make no excuses for my desires as a man. i make no excuses for myself. i move through the world without apology.

To have no effect or impact; to make no impression.

We exchanged little conversation, and he halted at the entrance of Thrushcross Park, saying, I could make no error there.

Make no allusion to the past; nOR upon any occasion be induced to pronounce the names of your illustrious father OR ill-fated mother.

Its chief executive, Hector Sants, will run the new regulation arm of the central bank, but make no mistake who will be in charge.

why , huck , it wouldn t make no more talk than breaking into a soap factory .

Such policies are a mistake. They make no more sense today than they did a few years ago and could take a long time to reverse.

The new sites make no attempt to hide where their inspiration comes from.

Make no mistake, we are focussed and determined to show that we are capable of achieving great things together.

However, these trades now make no sense with a rising gold price and declining interest rates.

This time he could afford to make no mistake: his teacher was there at his elbow, watching every move.

"Make no mistake: television is a demanding business. . . it is hell on your social and romantic life, " she writes.

We make no recommendations about whether a wide-area network (WAN) is reliable enough for database mirroring in high-safety mode.

Make no mistake: getting legitimate and highly valuable, inbound links is not a couch-potato task.

So let us melt, and make no noise, No tear-floods, nor sigh-tempests move, 'Twere profanation of our joys To tell the laity our love.

The ship could make no headway against the strong wind.

They make no mention of the fact that nobody's "all Scorpio, " or all any one zodiac sign.

Sally: But if I make no sales, I get no commission. How can I pay the rent?

ArcelorMittal yesterday said it would make no comment on market speculation.

Look to it that you make no more similar mistakes.

But shouldn't it make no difference at all? Or is there something beyond people being too scared to follow system rules?

I've tried varying my pace anywhere from 11- to 13. 5-minute miles but it seems to make no impact.

Mr Colbert's show would make no sense if cable-news blowhards such as Mr O'Reilly did not exist.

The talks foundered, in part because South Korean officials had told the Korean public for weeks they would make no compromises.

Make no mistake, these plots are hatched abroad, but they target U. S. Soil and those of our allies.

Many doctors have argued that the limits interfere with the training of doctors but make no difference in patient care.

It does not necessarily follow that wage- earners would make no relative gains.

Make no mistakes about it, boxing is the only sport to confess injuries.

She sometimes says things that make no sense: whatever its flaws, cap-and-trade is not a Ponzi scheme.

So make no mistake: positive news about productivity is good news for the American worker.

Now don't get me wrong, I make no claims that my content is compelling or in any other way worth your time.

Seemed to make no difference to you at all .

As manufacturers make no mystery of this matter, any person may have an opportunity of inspecting the operation.

She claims to make no political or moral judgment in her book.

All those negotiations and arguments and secrets, the compromises. The slower we move the faster we die. Make no mistake, moving is living.

Make no mistake: in many cases the love email messages significantly resemble their aromatic predecessors.

Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion or prohibiting the free exercise thereof.

But make no mistake, moving to a volunteer force was not an incremental reform.

Make no mistake, we know better what Dick Nixon needs better than Dick Nixon.

These offsets are so generous that if all of them are used, US industry will have to make no carbon cuts at all until 2026.

I make no reply, bring their own this burden, though I don't like myself, but I still quietly opened.

If you make no attempt to protect the ego you will discover how easily it vanishes.

Most small scale hydro power systems make no use of a dam or major water diversion, but rather use water wheels to generate energy.

I thought this a bad dream and tried to cry out, as one does in a nightmare, but could make no sound.

The plan asks that Tepco make no dividend payments to shareholders until compensation payments are complete, the Nikkei said.

No inhibitions, make no conditions, get a little outta line.

Make no mistake: U. S. Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke and European Central Bank head Jean-Claude Trichet face a difficult year.

Make no mistake, government control and micromanagement of healthcare will hurt, not help healthcare in this country.

Make no mistake: persistent large budget deficits are a significant problem.

I tried to make no mistakes, but they called me naughty every moment of the day.

First, let's tackle the first question: why does some business card printing and membership card factory would make no money?

It's a good practice to make no assumption about handlers that may or may not be on the handler chain.

Still, he acknowledged, "We are clearly disappointed in the outcome of this investment. Make no bones about it. "

If you make no selection, the default may be booted, depending on the configuration file options.

In many ways, the world is a ridiculous place, full of crazy things that make no sense at all.

It might make no difference to you , but it was very important for me .

NOTE: I make no promises whatsoever about the performance, accuracy, or completeness of the prototype code!

Genes make no distinction between the two categories of children.

Scholars like Stuhlmacher make no excuses and seek no secularized explanation for the miracles of the New Testament.

Make no mistake about it, once these new entrants demonstrate their products on par, airlines will purchase low cost providers.

Voters don't do gratitude: many school or NHS users could make no comparison if they weren't parents or patients at the decade's start.

Basketball has had a lot of folk heroes who never met their promise, but make no mistake about Yao Ming: He met his destiny.

But make no mistake: this transition will begin - because open-ended war serves neither our interests nor the Afghan people's.

If you are too kind, make no aggressive moves, or cannot stretch out your arms, you cannot become a good martial arts athlete.

Dung urinary leak into the ground, make no pollution or less polluted feed to keep cages and feed the clean sanitation.

And make no mistake, this was no fluke result. Wolves fully deserved their first win at Anfield in just under 26 years.

I am glad to see Flavio busted, I make no bones about that.

Our people have flexible working hours and often make no clear distinction between their jobs and their home lives.

We make no effort to compel students to accept Christ and a Christian world-and-life view.

The cloud resource pattern and cloud task pattern are designed to be reused and we make no assumptions on the strategy you will choose.

'Make no mistake, it's moving over to the real economy, ' said a senior official at a major Russian bank.

But, make no mistake: Recent data releases make clear that the prospect of recession hangs in the balance.

However, most of these mutations are in the nine-tenths of our genome that is junk, so they make no difference.

We ordinarily make no attempt to buy equities for anticipated favorable stock price behavior in the short term.

I am still confident we can beat Dallas, but make no mistake about it: it would be an upset, and a pretty big one.

Radio message from the President of the United States: . . . And make no mistake, My Fellow Americans, we are at war for our very survival.

For most purposes, these impurities make no practical difference, and g and IQ can be used interchangeably.

make no plans for addressing them (rendering the term "talent management" meaningless).

Make no mistake about it, Microsoft's contribution is driven by its own interests.

Make no mistake: Each generation's preferences are spurring unique restaurant design trends of their own.

It dont make no difference, baby, yeah, I better hold it now, I better need it, yeah, I better use it till the day I die, whoa.

That would make no sense for employers, societies or individuals.

But I'm afraid that it ain't gonna make no difference.

Let's look at your results. I know you make no claims for accuracy, but it's still interesting that you examined six objects. . .

The generals make no bones about it: they neither like nor trust the president.

Make no mistake: The United States welcomes China's growth.

The bad thing about affiliate programs is that you also have the potential to make no money at all.

Towels that hang there just to look pretty make no sense to me.

Parents have been praying that their own children make no errors but disappointed.

Make no mistake, without D Fish the task would have been that much harder.

I'll make no bones about it-I don't think you did a good job of painting my house.

Real estate records at the county assessor's office make no mention of Mr. Schwarzenegger's name.

The merchandise that buyer receive matches the style picture , make no difference .

"But make no mistake: this war is ending, and all of our troops are coming home, " Mr. Obama said.

Many of the actors, writers, comedians and other performers who come to put on a show make no money.

Some fellow initiates feel that they make no spiritual progress despite practicing for a long time.

Congress shall make no law . . . abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press.

The skilled critic will make no assumption regarding the tastes or habits of his reader.

International economic cooperation, make no mistake, is a good thing.

See that your anklets make no loud noise.

The Iranians deny this but make no secret of wanting to humble the superpower in Iraq, if only to deter it from attacking them too.

I wish I could make no mistakes in the exams without any difficulty.

Make no mistake about it, though, fine wine is still hot in the US.

Make no mistake, some games support real economies inside make- believe universes.

Well, in a rational world Mr. Gross's warning would make no sense.

Publicly, Israeli officials make no explicit ties between Stuxnet and Iran's problems.

This month, I have learned enough to make no promises about what next month's article will be about.

Let love be your guide in all circumstances, and make no exceptions as every soul responds to such a powerful energy.

If you do jot down some thoughts and ideas, by the time you re-read your notes they make no sense?

Taxpayer-funded bonuses paid out by failing companies that owe taxpayers money make no sense.

Frugality: Make no expense but to do good to others or yourself; i. e. , waste nothing.

A relative newcomer to the team ownership game, Berger said it would make "no sense" to buy and sell the Toro Rosso squad so quickly.

Make no mistake about that, and remember, among our kind, too many of those lost were my very sons and daughters!

Such channels would make no economic sense on cable, but they might on the Internet.