Sentence examples for establishing no from inspiring English sources

"Fundamentally, the complaint fails to identify any fraud – establishing no material misstatements, no identified victims, and no actual harm," Barclays said in its response to the suit.

In its rebuttal, Barclays said: "Fundamentally, the complaint fails to identify any fraud – establishing no material misstatements, no identified victims, and no actual harm".

This is more about accepting what we in society have done wrong over the years in creating such a discriminatory experience, establishing no blame and working on ways for individual and social change.

There is a personal and institutionalised acceptance of bigotry toward oneself for whatever that complex reason may be and then there is a need to change society, which is more about accepting what we have done wrong, establishing no blame and working towards ways for individual and social change; that's not an anti-stigma campaign, it's an anti-bigotry one.

BEIJING — In the days since plainclothes security agents harassed and assaulted several foreign journalists on Sunday, the Chinese police have moved to prevent reporters and photographers from covering any potential public protests by establishing "no reporting" zones in Shanghai and Beijing.

Moreover, some studies are establishing no relationship between corporate social responsibility and business performance (see Peloza 2009).

This vast sum, which would dwarf the proceeds of Maddie's Fund, could finance a great deal of medical research on or about dogs, but most of the ideas so far involve establishing no-kill policies for strays.

He said that the Kremlin expected that, if Clinton won, she would take military action in Syria, perhaps establishing no-fly zones, provoking the rebels to shoot down Russian aircraft, "and getting the Russians to feel it was Afghanistan revisited".

But President Obama has been extremely reluctant to take additional steps, such as allowing Arab partners to provide surface-to-air missiles to the opposition, establishing no-fly zones or threatening the Assad government with punitive military action.

These degraded soils can be restored by establishing no-till systems which should protect the soil, enhance nutrient cycling, and be economically feasible.

These results support the suggestion that altered expression profiles of genes contributing to toxicologically-relevant pathways provide useful tools for reducing uncertainty in establishing no-effect levels and for designing longer-term toxicity studies.