Sentence examples for entail any from inspiring English sources

And unlike equity, issuing it does not entail any dilution of control.

EU officials said they wanted the trade talks finished by next year, while Obama pledged that he would ensure a successful pact would not entail any dilution of consumer or environmental standards under pressure from multinational corporations.

The moves did not bring any new executives to the company or entail any departures, but they appeared to represent a first step toward Mr. Parsons's goal of streamlining management.

The current plan, which would not entail any expansion, will be set in motion immediately, with repairs being made to prepare the Brooklyn and Queens buildings to house overnight inmates again, Ms. Schriro said.

The meeting, put back 24 hours to yesterday because the England squad's day off freed up Beasley and Lewin, did not entail any diagnostic work to establish the extent of repair to the ruptured ligaments in the ankle but was an opportunity for the two sets of medical staffs to discuss the recuperation programme.

Bank of New York Mellon did not have that kind of relationship with those who used its standing instruction service, instead dealing with them in more of an arms-length transaction typical of a seller and buyer, which does not entail any fiduciary obligation.

Again, this does not entail any decontextualisation.

Such claims do not entail any thick evaluative claims either.

Thus, attributing a function to law need not entail any thick evaluative claims.

Trusting God will then not entail any commitment to reality's being a certain way.

First, for the pedestrian case at some point longer protection periods do not entail any advantage.