Sentence examples for emphasised no from inspiring English sources

As Milburn emphasised, no matter how hard a health secretary tries to move power out of Whitehall, legislation is trumped by the behaviour of politicians and the public.

But he emphasised no final decision had been taken.

Jean Todt, the president of governing body the FIA, said he had no regrets about the race - and emphasised no Formula 1 team had expressed any concerns.

There is in all of this, as he emphasises, no right answer; the thing is to ask the right questions, and maybe follow a few simple rules for ways of seeing.

If Mr Bush were to emphasise No Child Left Behind, he would risk drawing attention to its deficiencies.The voters, too, have not made education a priority in their choice of president: after all, as the Republicans point out, education is a state, local and family responsibility, not a federal obligation.

She acknowledges that there were fire issues in 2011 at the crash-testing phase, but emphasises no real-world incidents similar to the Model S have occurred.

William Gerstenmaier, a senior official at Nasa headquarters, emphasised that no negligence had occured.

Mourinho – who, it must be emphasised, has no strikers – stayed gloomily seated.

She emphasised that no money had been paid out and none would be until all claims were assessed.

But, in its editorial, the Times emphasised that no one was ever likely to be held accountable for these acts.

Legal constraints prevented the identification of any particular sport, teams or athletes, but Australia's minister for justice, Jason Clare, emphasised that no code was immune.