Sentence examples for have no implication from inspiring English sources
The MoD claim that "It had, and will have, no implication of partisanship in that tasking, and no implications for UK policy".
The ministry claimed that "it had, and will have, no implication of partisanship in that tasking, and no implications for UK policy".
The Panel concluded that the differences in age-dependent toxicokinetics of BPA in animals and humans would have no implication for the EFSA 2006 risk assessment of BPA.
Considering the reliance of the EFSA panel on two extremely limited toxicokinetic studies to inform their risk assessment, their statement that "the differences in age-dependent toxicokinetics of BPA in animals and humans would have no implication for the EFSA 2006 risk assessment of BPA" (EFSA 2008) is particularly surprising.
Though genetic results to date have no implication with regard to health or prognosis, the demonstration of a causative mutation in the KRIT1/CCM1 gene does provide greater certainty of the diagnosis, allows us to better justify future screening for the development of new lesions, and contributes to the genetic counseling and preventive care of at-risk family members.
He emphasised: "My remarks did not include any comments on and have no implications regarding the integrity of climate science".
Those interceptors have no bearing on Russia's capability to launch a nuclear attack and, as such, have no implications for the "strategic balance" in Europe.
It is disingenuous to claim that economy and society inhabit different realms, and that economic "choices" have no implications for social relationships.
The alternative, to make a commitment to tackle root causes, need have no implications for civil liberties; indeed ultimately, it's the only way to guarantee liberty from crime to every citizen.
SSE said on Monday that first-half profits were likely to account for a lower proportion of full-year profits but that it "should have no implications for the full financial year".
