Sentence examples for did not implicate any from inspiring English sources
Fatty acid analysis did not implicate any particular biohydrogenation intermediate as the causative factor for the milk fat depression.
I've examined at least three hundred civil-forfeiture cases over the last five years that involved no violent crime, and which did not implicate any alleged drug kingpins or sizable players in unlawful operations.
Moreover, in another case between the Republican and Democratic parties which concerned an Ohio law that permitted political parties to challenge voters, he drafted a letter that was sent to the court which supported the Republican Party position even though the law did not implicate any statute that the Department enforces.
The same type of model did not implicate any statistically significant factor related to dislocation.
Further, the mutation in hha did not implicate any defect in bacterial colonization of the host gut.
The adhesion to the study did not implicate any modification in the routine clinical management of the patients.
Respondents also argue that the testing of nonathletes does not implicate any safety concerns, and that safety is a crucial factor in applying the special needs framework.
But Joshua Wolff, a lawyer for the city, said in a statement, "We are extremely pleased that the Circuit Court affirmed the lower court's dismissal on comity grounds, holding both that the parking surtax exemption afforded to Manhattan residents does not implicate any fundamental constitutional right and that state court is therefore the proper forum in which to address a case such as this".
In this article, we focus on FCS since it does not implicate any advanced requirements, such as support of macro diversity combining, on UEs.
Syria's civil war does not implicate any of Washington's traditional Middle Eastern interests, most importantly Israel and oil.
"If a financial institution or individual offers services to a marijuana-related business whose activities do not implicate any of the eight priority factors, prosecution for those offenses may not be appropriate," Deputy Attorney General James Cole wrote in the memo, which was sent to federal prosecutors across the country on Friday.
