Sentence examples for creating no from inspiring English sources

Weasel words leave the privatising tendency largely untouched while creating no sense of overall direction.

And the money Americans might venture in emerging stockmarkets would be an equity investment, creating no obligation to repay.

They have yet to prove marquee worthy this season, creating no buzz on the dial during the first three majors.

In the N.C.A.A. universe, the women's basketball tournament continues to operate as its own smaller galaxy, its stars not quite as shiny, its bracket creating no madness.

The economist Paul A. Samuelson described gambling as the "sterile transfer of money or goods between individuals, creating no new money or goods".

The caps prevented the state's utilities from passing their costs on to ratepayers, creating no incentive for consumers to conserve, Mr. Slifer said.

In Jamaica, officials talk of creating "no-build" zones in exposed coastal areas.

The focus is on improving the resilience of Indonesia's reefs and associated habitats, like mangroves and sea grasses, to climate stress, while increasing their value by creating no-take fishing zones.

Two school custodians in the Bronx cheated the city out of more than $500,000 by creating no-show jobs and using school money to pay no-show workers to maintain private properties one of them owned in Queens, city investigators charged on Tuesday.

Pressed by Chuck Todd, the show's moderator, on what else Bush wanted President Obama to do, the former Florida governor talked about creating no-fly and safe zones in Syria, "directly" arming Kurdish peshmerga forces, and embedding U.S. personnel in the Iraqi military.

[Excerpts, Page A12.] That mandate would include creating no-flight and no-drive zones protected by United Nations or United States security forces along the routes that the inspectors would travel, according to extensive excerpts obtained by The New York Times.