Sentence examples for shall not refer from inspiring English sources

However, we shall not refer to the prevention and treatment of various causes of HF (such as coronary artery disease or valvular heart disease) or to the management of complications like arrhythmias, sudden cardiac death, acute pulmonary edema, and cardiogenic shock, which are beyond the scope of this review.

There are well established principles of comity between parliament and the courts and the House of Commons has resolved that the sub judice rule applies to proceedings which are active and they shall not be referred to in any motion, debate or question.

"We shall not be referred to as sitting ducks any more".

Despite the chamber having a thing for steely matriarchs, as has been highlighted by all the quasi-sexual tributes paid to Thatcher from ageing Tory gents with bladder complaints, not to mention Jon Snow saying some proper weird shit on Channel 4 about the sound her thighs used to make when they rubbed together, I shall not be referred to as Mother of Dragons.

Observe finally that the theorems of Lefschetz have been also extended to the case of singular varieties (see [172, 184]), but we shall not need to refer to these extensions in the present paper.

"The right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed" refers to a pre-existing common law right of all adult white men at the time the Constitution was written.

We shall not discuss this further, but refer the reader to the papers cited above. 1 < p < ∞, if b D is in fact of class C 1. p M ′ < p < p M.

"Thou shalt not steal" probably referred to kidnapping while ordinary robbery was covered by the command against coveting one's neighbor's possessions.

"He's not the man I once knew," she says, referring to him who shall not be mentioned.

For the last week, Mark LeBrun, a die-hard Red Sox fan, has been referring to the Boston baseball club as "the team who shall not be named".

I shall not go into details here - you know some of what I am referring to.