Be in no doubt, a referendum is a desperate remedy.
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And they will be in no doubt: Trump is trouble.
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But be in no doubt that Brexit will happen on Oct.
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"He added: "Let's be in no doubt there are a lot of people who want to frustrate Brexit.
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"Let's be in no doubt we've got a big problem, a really big problem with the N.H.S.," he said.
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But these people should be in no doubt that we will use every capability at our disposal to defeat them.
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Mr Kim should be in no doubt that if he starts a war, he will perish along with his dynasty.
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Not all member countries are equally concerned about this, but they should be in no doubt about its future significance.
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"However, he added that "let's be in no doubt there are a lot of people who want to frustrate Brexit.
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But in this fight we can be in no doubt that each and every one of us is directly enlisted.
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But be in no doubt, that outcome would be a failure of statecraft for which we would all be responsible.
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We should be in no doubt that this will be the shape of things to come in the negotiations over the future relationship.
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Anyone looking to stash dirty money "should be in no doubt that we will come for them," warns Ben Wallace, the economic-crime minister.
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Be in no doubt, a float of the yuan will be a sharp weakening and we will once again be talking, not about a Trump reflation, but about global deflationary forces.
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"But be in no doubt that I can continue, thanks to the wizardry of modern technology, to communicate with all my top team, to lead the national fight back against coronavirus," Johnson said.
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"But be in no doubt that I can continue — thanks to the wizardry of modern technology — to communicate with all my top team to lead the national fight back against coronavirus," he added.
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And Mr Johnson should be in no doubt that unless he ditches the fantastical promises and gets serious about doing a deal, he may end up being compared not to Churchill, but to Chamberlain. ■
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"We can be in no doubt that plastic is wreaking havoc on our marine environment – killing dolphins, choking turtles and degrading our most precious habitats," Environment Secretary Michael Gove said in a statement Wednesday.
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"The UK has taken a leading role in the global fight against illicit finance, and criminals should be in no doubt that we will come for them, their assets and their money," he told reporters.
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"Be in no doubt: under the government's proposal our fingers would still be caught in this mangle and the EU would use it ruthlessly to punish us for leaving and handicap our future competitiveness," Davis said.
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"The director general must be in no doubt about how serious an issue equal and fair pay is for women across the organization," said a group of female BBC employees including high-profile TV and radio presenters.
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"Be in no doubt, whatever you might have heard or read in the papers, that Brexit should not be considered synonymous with a tight immigration policy," he told an audience of scientists at a synthetic biology conference at Imperial College London.
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"We do need to make sure that we have those no-deal preparations in place while we negotiate with the European Union on a deal ... The European Union need to be in no doubt that we are making those preparations," she said.
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"Our 136,000 membership should be in no doubt that what is at risk is not only the funding for the Great Britain Cycling Team but our ability to support the grassroots of every part of our sport in every part of the country," he said.
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But they should be in no doubt: exit from Britain would compound the mistake Britain is making by leaving the EU. Though Brexit is the main motive for Ms Sturgeon's renewed independence push, it is also a warning of the perils of going it alone.
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Let's be clear about the danger: a decision not to vote, is a decision to let someone else decide your future," he said, adding: "'Be in no doubt: if young people don't exercise their vote, this referendum will be lost and so will many of their futures.
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Tokyo, however, should be in no doubt that it is expected to quickly and substantially reduce its large trade imbalance with the U.S. But what is one to think about a trade deficit with China, currently on course to hit $400 billion by the end of this year?
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But wavering Tories should be in no doubt that if Mr Johnson is allowed to suspend democracy to force through a no-deal Brexit that whacks the economy and risks the union, it will not only be a betrayal of the country, it might well spell the end of the Conservative Party.
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" Writing in the Sunday Times, Davis said May's plan would expose British manufacturers to damaging EU regulations here "Be in no doubt: under the government's proposal our fingers would still be caught in this mangle and the EU would use it ruthlessly to punish us for leaving and handicap our future competitiveness.
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156; Grimsley, pp. 209–10. Although they did not know the details of their objectives, the Union soldiers who had survived the frontal assaults at Spotsylvania Court House seemed to be in no doubt as to what they would be up against in the morning. Grant's aide, Lt. Col. Horace Porter, wrote in his memoirs that he saw many men writing their names on papers that they pinned inside their uniforms, so their bodies could be identified.
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He argued that both are necessary and that "The cross of Christ makes both sayings true."Dietrich Bonhoeffer, "Ethics", p. 60–61, Touchstone; (September 1, 1995, reprint of his 1943 book) D.A. Carson commented similarly, adding he thought there are two different contexts where /describe the attitude listeners are to have to other possible disciples: when in doubt, be inclusive, while / describe the standard listeners should apply to themselves: be in no doubt of one's own standing.D.A. Carson, Commentary on Matthew, Expositor's Bible Commentary CDROM, Zondervan, 1989–97 Other commentaries argue that, juxtaposed, the sayings declare the impossibility of neutrality.See the commentaries by McGarvey on Mk 9:40, Johnson on Mt 12:30, and Brown on Lk 11:23.
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23 There are risks of "excessive detail, over-elaboration, verbosity, prolixity, iteration, tedious repetition", and so a draftsman avoids directly dealing with every single problem, instead following the rule set out by the Renton Committee to ensure that "sufficient certainty is obtained for a fair-minded and reasonable reader to be in no doubt what is intended, it being assumed that no one would take entirely perverse points against the draft, or that such points would be brushed aside by the court". The draftsman may be in conflict with a government official who wishes to be overly specific, where this general rule renders their concerns moot; in such situations, the ability to include a passage of a Minister's speech as a way to ensure that the courts will interpret legislation in a specific way may clear up any doubts they feel. As such, Jenkins feels that Pepper may make the jobs of parliamentary draftsmen much easier.Jenkins (1994) p.
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