Sentence examples for be no implications from inspiring English sources
Tillerson also said that the isolation of Qatar — forward headquarters of U.S. Central Command — did in fact hinder the U.S.' mission against ISIS in the region despite the fact that Defense Secretary James Mattis said Monday he was " confident there will be no implications" and Pentagon spokesman Maj.
All patients included in the study gave their written informed consent after discussing with gyneacologists that there would be no implications to their health.
When he says something about not believing in God, it is done in such a way that you hardly notice, as if there were no implications.
Isn't this one of the most chilling aspects of prostitution, that a woman is reduced to using her body as a thing, as if there were no implications for her self-worth?
Now the MPA has closed all individual reports related to unplanned pregnancies concluding that there are no implications on behalf of Natural Cycles or the way the product is being marketed.
Although the PR does go on to make the grand and linked claim that the MPA has concluded "there are no implications on behalf of Natural Cycles or the way the product is being marketed".
There are no implications for tumorigenesis risk, although patients with schizophrenia are at a reduced risk of developing cancer [ 57].
One carer had been told that there was HD in the spouse's family, but had been told that there were no implications for them as a couple.
Albert Camus identified philosophy's central question as: "Shall I commit suicide?" for if the answer is "No", the implication is that there are things worth hoping for.
"There will be no-long term implication," he said.
