Sentence examples for do not conflate from inspiring English sources

Do not conflate partnership and outsourcing: It is important to use language clearly and honestly.

It asks that shadow cabinet teams do not conflate the BSkyB bid with phone hacking.

And most critical to the current crisis, they do not conflate what happened to them last year with what is happening now.

It is immoral under circumstances most would consider justified: Although I would likely kill in self-defense, I do not conflate the understandable with the good.

This fact, Mr. Wheeler said, conflicts with the "ethical principle" that prohibits mentioning monetary value in museum catalogs and other publications, so people do not conflate a work's aesthetic or historical importance with its price tag.

No doubt we should offer reentry help to the people we have incarcerated (hopefully fewer people in the future), but in ways that address real individual obstacles to successful survival in the community (educational, health, or employment) and do not conflate help with surveillance and control.

Don't conflate security and privacy.

But Buolamwini and Raji don't conflate the two tests.

Don't conflate norms with what is legal or illegal".

"Don't conflate that with this, and certainly don't conflate that with what happened to me," she told Tapper.

I don't conflate all of the right with what we are talking about here.