Sentence examples for has no practical impact from inspiring English sources

The resolution, making English the official language of county government here, has no practical impact -- the county translates documents and provides interpreters only when required by federal law.

The vote of 274 to 12, a majority of 262, on a backbench motion has no practical impact on British government policy and ministers were instructed not to vote.

This avoidance is revealed by looking at Grokster's outcome: a loss for Grokster Ltd. that has no practical impact on the distribution and use of the sort of PC software that got Grokster Ltd., in trouble.

"Earmarking funds for education may serve to make lotteries more politically viable but has no practical impact on budget allocations"- Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research.

Unless the relative risk measure is very high, misclassification of this magnitude has no practical impact on the relative risk estimate, rate difference, or etiologic fraction among the exposed.

MIAMI — Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton won the Florida Democratic primary on Tuesday, a contest that generated extraordinary voter interest even though the result will have no practical impact because no delegates were at stake.

After a Florida jury decided last week that the five leading tobacco companies must pay $145 billion in punitive damages, the industry's lawyers reacted calmly, saying the verdict would have "no practical impact".

The supervisors voted 3 to 2 on Tuesday to end the county's opposition to offshore drilling, although the vote will have no practical impact on state or federal policies.

Here's the thing: The revocation of his security clearance will have no practical impact on Brennan's ability to make public statements along the lines that Trump is objecting to on such disingenuous grounds.

Doctors had told Grimsley in September that he had a bone spur in his elbow, as well as loose particles, but Bick said yesterday that while the particles were removed, Andrews felt as if the bone spur had no practical impact on the movement in Grimsley's elbow.

Asked to comment on the document, a senior British official, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said, "We do not discuss intelligence assessments". British officials said the reduced threat level had no practical impact on terrorism preventive measures, and the British home secretary said it did not make Britain more vulnerable to attack.