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This is not just a matter of colour or form.
The Bible is very clear that following Christ is not just a matter of believing, it is a matter of belonging.
This is not just a matter for those with diabetes.
The Bible is clear that following Christ is not just a matter of believing- it also includes belonging.
This is not just a matter of solidarity with India, but stems from a wider concern about open sea lanes," he stressed, pointing to potential flashpoints such as the Strait of Hormuz, South and East China Seas.
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Singapore's value is not just a matter of geography.
In a time when connections can seem like commodities and online interactions can become casually inauthentic,mindfulness is not just a matter of fostering increased awareness.
But this is not just a matter for developing country cities.
For this reason,the New Right's characteristic loathing for political correctness is not just a matter of humour and off colour jokes.
The metaphor is not just a matter of language, but of thought and reason.
Filled with anecdotes that identify common misconceptions,Gladwell's book shows that success is not just a matter of IQ, but a combination of hard work and opportunity.
Music event planning is not just a matter of opening the doors, turning on the lights, stocking the ice machine, and making sure the band finds their way from the trailer to the stage.
Nonetheless, the name"DFAM" has value because it focuses attention on theway that commercializing AM in production roles is not just a matter of figuring out how to switch existing parts from subtractive to additive.
This is not just a matter of how we look, but of knowing our own language, how to use it and the significant body of knowledge, the Nalanda tradition, it is capable of expressing.
Of course, devolution is not just a matter for nations.
It is not just a matter of receiving or not receiving the sacraments, but of the experience of the faith that was had, that arrived through the catechists to the families, that communicated them to their children.
And we are preparing a number of measures that will indicate to the Chinese that this is not just a matter of us being mildly upset, but is something that will put significant strains on the bilateral relationship if not resolved.”.
This is not just a matter, in my opinion, for the Christian, Catholic and Jewish communities in Germany but the Pope and the Vatican should clarify unambiguously that there can be no denial," she said.
This moment right now, when we think about the meaning of imagination, is so fundamentally important, and our ability to take that spirit andto take that sense that there is something greater out there, is not just a matter of technical expertise.
So education, rightly speaking, is not just a matter of reading books, passing examinations and getting a job.
This is not just a matter of occasional and sporadic incidents,' said Alex Neve, secretary general of Amnesty Canada, one of the organisations behind the report, along with groups representing Chinese religious, human-rights, and ethnic minorities in this country.
To make it very clear, getting in touch on DA is not just a matter of keeping up with the feedback you receive, but also includes checking in with your fans from time to time;
This is not just a matter, in my opinion, for the Christian, Catholic and Jewish communities in Germany, but the pope and the Vatican should clarify unambiguously that there can be no denial and that there must be positive relations with the Jewish community overall.”.
Most likely the initial imprinting of baby to odors and pheromones is not just a matter of preferring the parents' odors, but is a way nature controls brain organization and hormonal releases to best adapt baby to its environment.
Because we believe that democracy is not just a matter of stacking up preferences, one on top of each other, but that our healthy and robust public debate should be, once again, one of its fundamental values.
This is to assure that what preachers say is not just a matter of private opinion or the fruit of the present cultural consensus, but is rather rooted in the experience of those who knew Jesus personally.
Holmes's failure to relate is not just a matter of his actions or his words(though sometimes it is also that), but what really rubs us up the wrong way is that Holmes observes us all as objects to be studied, predicted and managed.
Populists understand that contemporary politics is not just a matter of putting forward policies for voters to deliberate rationally upon as some kind of Homo politicus, but rather of appealing to people with a full performative“package” that is attractive, emotionally resonant and relevant.