Sentence examples for does not signify any commitment from inspiring English sources

Councillor Robert Gould, West Dorset District Council leader, said: "This consultation does not signify any commitment to include any of the sites in the development plan".

This change does not signify any effort to diminish the academic rigor for which our schools are known.

The decision to draw down the embassy to skeletal levels does not signify any change in U.S.-Cuban relations, State Department officials insisted.

The new norm "does not signify any change in the church's discipline of clerical celibacy," the Vatican press office said in a statement.

Still, that doesn't signify any shortage of them.

However, they should be deconstructed, as these linguistic constituencies do not signify any firm singular coherent entities.

Government officials emphasized that Mr. Obama's declaration was largely an administrative move that did not signify any unanticipated worsening of the outbreak of the H1N1 flu nationwide.

In this study, CLFM was used as a descriptive term and did not signify any study intervention.

Placing a Latina woman on a twirling lazy Susan in front of a crowd of people and televising it does not signify a commitment to diversity.

In its statement released today, the Fed said that the tightening bias "did not signify a commitment to near-term action".

In an interview Wednesday, Cal Hollis, a spokesman for Marston Associates, said that Babayan has no experience as a developer and that the group's lack of hotel-chain affiliation makes its financial projections "unachievable". Defending the approval in a series of recent interviews, city officials said the discussions with Golden Tee are exploratory and do not signify a commitment.