Sentence examples for No implications from inspiring English sources

If we lose, it will have no implications beyond that.

Mr. Sundstrom said no implications were intended, and called a halt for lunch.

It was, he said, an "Australia-only issue" with no implications for UK sales.

For too many Democrats, faith is private and has no implications for political life.

And a lack of political action does not mean no implications for the body politic.

Dore Gold, an adviser to Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, said the development had no implications for Israel's demands.

The proposal "has no implications for monetary policy decisions in the near term," the central bank said in a statement.

They insisted it had no implications for the planned all-party supported royal charter on newspaper self-regulation.

He emphasised: "My remarks did not include any comments on and have no implications regarding the integrity of climate science".

Those interceptors have no bearing on Russia's capability to launch a nuclear attack and, as such, have no implications for the "strategic balance" in Europe.

It is disingenuous to claim that economy and society inhabit different realms, and that economic "choices" have no implications for social relationships.