Sentences With are no longer said

• When the relationship of attachment is formalized between two people, the words of affection are no longer said, at least in public.
• Homela, a member of the Zifa high performance technical committee, said that body no longer exists as they are no longer consulted.
• Officials from two of the eight states, Ohio and Wyoming, said they no longer are following policies that exclude those services.
• Eighth-grader Ali Holm, from Savage, said she has seen less bullying in the hallways and kids are no longer getting picked on like they were last year.
• "Following the ban on the local use of foreign currency, I am no longer sure if my deposits are safe in the bank," one depositor, who only identified herself as Mavis, said.
• He said that it appears that it is no longer about love or being together as Batswana women are being targeted for marriages of convenience and later get divorced after foreigners have benefited.
• Although sales prices for homes are no longer bounding ahead, some prospective buyers are still waiting for better deals - another factor in the weak showing, economists said.
• They are often said to have been sunk by some final vindictive stroke of a magician or witch resolved to destroy the city no longer trusting them.
• Cardi B said early Wednesday that she and her husband, Migos rapper Offset, are no longer together.
• She took a polygraph which revealed only that she believes what she said at best, polygraphs are no longer considered evidence in court, they are totally unreliable at detecting lies.
• The Supreme Court said the cases are moot now that Trump is no longer in office.
• The averments made in the applications seeking condonation of delay are based upon earlier authorities which no longer can be said to be good law.
• Smout said that it is not sure where they lived and they no longer are in the city.
• That accounted for "465,000 registrations of people registered twice, felons and dead people are no longer on the rolls," Rossi said.
• For example, he said the changing nature of the industry means California utilities are no longer signing bilateral contracts to buy capacity from independent generators, which has implications for ho
• The belief is the entire roster is available, there are no longer untouchables, sources said.
• Captopril renal scintigraphy and selective renal vein sampling are no longer recommended screening methods for this condition, he said.
• When someone is that afraid of being contradicted, they are no longer concerned with the truth, only with protecting their priceless investment in what they have said.
• These are therefore to declare that I no longer recognize the said Hunt as Consul of Belgium, for St.
• Most patients are no longer in contact with them, including those who said that they received a kidney from a relative.
• Under the new policy, there are no longer limits on the size or number of tattoos soldiers can have on their arms and legs, Dailey said.
• There are only 10 full-time park rangers left in the province, and volunteer organizations are getting burned out from doing trail work that is no longer funded by the province, he said.
• Jared Call, managing policy advocate for California Food Policy Advocates, said schools are supposed to notify families when students no longer qualify automatically, but often the notices are not sen
• Said children, Anabel, John, and Georgie, thanks to their mother no longer being around for a year, well, they are slowly losing their childhood.
• And as science has explained more and more over the years, many things that would have been considered miracles in the past are no longer seen that way, Bevans said.
• Mr Bell said most wineries in Martinborough are no longer buying and selling grapes to other vineyards- a common practice just a few years ago.
• Tyco, which has been through restructurings since then, no longer has any offices at 9 West 57th St, spokesman Brett Ludwig said, and its U.S. headquarters are in Princeton, New Jersey.
• They are no longer trusted as a government," Robertson said.
• Lee said the purpose of her tour is to raise awareness of the atrocities and to inspire audiences to take up the issue even after there are no comfort women alive any longer.
• Capital punishment is no longer as popular with the public, he said, which means that jurors are less eager to sentence offenders to death.
• The builder has now come back and said two months later that they are no longer able to build that floor plan on the lot I chose.
• Builders are no longer rushing to install utilities and other infrastructure, market analyst RL Brown said.
• We are no longer vibrant and have missed this for years," said one Gogo MaDube who was part of the procession.
• Are you suggesting that I should not consider it because the terms once said something they no longer do?
• Prof Murwira said the national skills audit was also key in the review of the curriculum as it outlines the skills that are no longer useful and those that will be useful tomorrow.
• The dealer said that the parts are no longer available.
• For example, even though most scholarshipsfellowshipsbursaries are no longer taxed in Canada, some countries may xable income, especially if the scholarship is received from said country.
• He said police officers are no longer known as monsters that arrest and put suspects in holding cells as they also donate to the less privileged.
• Therefore, as far as government is concerned, you are no longer a civil servant," said Dr Utete-Masango.
• When the site was up and running they said they no longer do that and it is now a Madnoodle package where you are listed and gift cards go up for penny auction.
• That said, I also acknowledge that times have changed, and cross leases are no longer workaround.
• Though his three daughters are no longer participating because they have moved out of state, Masters said they still have fond memories of time spent in Mexico.
• Those vehicles are no longer serving their purposes because I am now doing the work that the secretary is supposed to be doing, because Government said there is no money.
• It says lot about the success of our movement that people with our ideas are no longer just talking about them, but are in a position to do something about themu2c94 Leo said.
• Schlafly said feminism is passe and that leaders of the feminist movement are no longer role models for young women.
• The state of Kansas no longer requires residents to take the conceal carry class and get a licence to carry a weapon, but the classes are still in demand, Sheriff Brian Bellendir said.
• Daniels said the rapid development in the area has made it no longer necessary for her to identify and explain the city to corporate office users in Los Angeles and Orange counties because most are al
• Wrobel said some residents are no longer members.
• But national governments can no longer duck their responsibility when it comes to protecting European values: as has been said, Polish judges are European judges, and the situation in Poland is a Euro
• Dr Young said Victorians are no longer required to get tested and isolate until they receive a negative result when visiting Queensland.
• The community members are also said to be no longer interested in working for Likoze Investments following complaints of non-payment.
• Julie Pace said was we are going to have to give so much detail about why that call is being delayed, why it takes time, what the uncertainties are, the facts that people are no longer reporting preci
• Amazon said there are a number of reasons an item may no longer be available, but that customers will be notified if a critical safety issue is identified.
• DAMASCUS - Turkish civilian planes are no longer allowed to fly over Syria, Damascus has said, amid growing tensions between the two neighbouring countries.
• Several people familiar with the agency said courses on sexual harassment and other workplace concerns are no longer being held, but an agency spokeswoman insisted they are.
• NHS department and they said we should inform them of the date we move and we will receive a letter stating the UK are no longer responsible for our health care.
• We hope that with the regulations that are now said to be at advanced stage, the healers will no longer hide behind the mystery of their trade but rather will be held liable with clearly defined conse
• Indications of maturity are said to be thus: when the skin can no longer be rubbed off easily from a sample root and when small buds appear on the roots.
• Search for next generation antibiotics Search for next generation antibiotics 06:47 "What was once common treatments are no longer treatable by using standard antibiotics," Jaspars said.
• If said organization is no longer functioning at that time, or if its objectives are no longer consistent with its original educational, charitable purposes, then the funds of this organization shall
• They have said to read fine print of cancelation policy, they are allowed to cancel paid for and confirmed reservations if they like and then legally no longer have to honor the rates, packages or inc
• They have said they are no longer covering this channel.
• You said you updated this but most of the Apps you talk about here are no longer available.
• Most of the practitioners said they were battling to pay staff salaries at their practices, while some are no longer able to buy drugs for their practices.
• He said that a new manager started at the facility and staff are no longer sedating his father.
• "We will no longer have black screens on state TV channels but we are not going to return to the sinful regime," Samaras said.
• I think a lot of the Guam native and endemic bird species have become extinct so they are no longer with us due to the brown tree snakes, said Dr Skelton Juncker: a potential climate champion for Euro
• New Covenant law, I said that it was temporary, that it is now obsolete, and that we are no longer under the old law.
• Jagmoc said that because of few water deliveries from the City, those who line up but could no longer receive any because the tankers are already empty often vent their ire on their officials.
• They were talking about the social support act, which aims to give care back to the community, and they said they needed to step down in delivering care: the social workers are no longer the first one
• Why Has the United States said Israeli Settlements are no longer Illegal?
• Last year Funko said they were no longer making chases so we are still a little confused about that.
• Water Quality Control Division, said they will take legal action to protect streams that are no longer subject to federal oversight.
• Now, regarding your friend who said that employers no longer have incentive to treat people well after they give notice, there are certainly some employers who think that way.
• "After having repeatedly examined my conscience before God, I have come to the certainty that my strengths due to an advanced age are no longer suited" for the task, he said.
• "Affected customers will automatically receive a statement credit or check and those no longer with Citi who are eligible will be mailed a check," Citibank said in a statement Tuesday.
• Stelly also said people wanting to work in film are no longer limited by where they live because movie and television production in Louisiana has spread out.
• Magow said, those problems are now a thing of the past, adding that the the business model of an OTA and Oyo is different and there should be no longer be any conflict over dual listing of the same ho
• State officials later reported that POTWs in Pennsylvania were no longer accepting produced water from the Marcellus shale, and EPA Regional officials said that they believe that POTWs are accepting l
• "We will no longer accept delays on this critical project," a spokesman said, "and we are looking forward to the region finally reaping the benefits it will provide.".
• The British Ministry of Justice said today it would posthumously pardon people convicted of sexual acts that are no longer illegal.
• When I questioned them as to why are we no longer using this informant, they said that his information was inaccurate and he lied.
• Legislators are supposed to be the buffer between the interest groups and the public, but that buffer no longer exists, Canciamilla said.
• The said caves in the basin of the Slatina River were created by ground water flows, which do no longer exist inside of them, and they are now diry caves.
• As one of our supervisors said, we are the voice of those victims who can no longer speak for themselves.
• If they are consolidated, they would no longer have to do this," he said.
• "We have lived so long in a culture of lies that we are no longer able to distinguish between truthful news and false news," Aristides said, referring to the 30-year rule of Soeharto that abruptly cam
• Health officials on Tuesday said hospitals are almost at full capacity and local morgues can no longer store bodies.
• It is said to help process emotional disturbances, grief, and traumas to a point where they are no longer stressful.
• USA TODAY, Uber said the drivers were removed from the app as soon as Uber became aware of the allegations and are no longer working for the company.
• As diseases become stronger in nature, currently available antibiotics are no longer strong enough to suppress and cure said diseases.
• Although Dryden and Ignace are no longer under an Extreme Cold Warning, the same can't be said about Red Lake, Ear Falls and Sioux Lookout.
• The knights are really no different from the mutants, apart from having longer and more damaging combos and laughing an incredibly smug laugh whenever they manage to hit you with said combo.
• At the end of the differentiation process, cells which can no longer divide or change any further are said to bespecialised cells; they now have a role in the body which cannot change.
• In a Facebook post, the author said men are no longer interested in marrying nurses because they think some are too materialistic and disrespectful.
• The Opposition look forward to the day when our footballers are no longer blocked from joining UEFA by the political machinations of the Spanish Government,? said Mr Linares.
• Nash Abra said they were excited to be hosting the two dancers who are no longer strangers to Bulawayo fans.
• The four priests are no longer active, Chancellor Danielle Cummings said in a statement.
• Wamsganz said, noting that the state has almost two years before traditional licenses are no longer good for boarding aircraft.
• Having said that, FRAND disputes are no longer constrained to the telecommunications sector.