Sentence examples for entail no from inspiring English sources

Guarantees are popular because they entail no immediate cost.

It may well be that the ports deal would entail no security risks.

The ICU would entail no forced liberalisation, no penal conditions on the poorest countries, no engineered opportunities for predatory banks and multinational corporations, no squashing of democratic consent.

"A solution to the Jewish problem that aimed at the creation of a Jewish colony isolated from Europe would entail no deplorable consequences for the literary life of the West," wrote Mr. de Man.

Osborne said his new stamp duty rates would entail no tax on house purchases up to the value of £125,000, a 2% tax on purchases between that and £250,000, 5% in the band up to £925,000, 10% between that and £1.5m and 12% for everything over that.

Desan also scolds Montaigne, vis-à-vis La Boétie, on a literary point, complaining that Montaigne, having first been inspired to literary effort by a friend, allows the idea of friendship to dissipate in his later essays, which entail no friend but the reader.

The process now entails no public accountability.

The "Kipling garages" scheme entails no demolition of existing estate homes.

But his story entails no dramatic psychological development or pivotal departure.

Certainly the diminution of religious faith entails no necessary lowering of this expectation.

The Sixth Circuit, however, contends that Windsor entails no such sweeping gay-rights victory.