This means no bickering and no contradicting one another.
He speaks with the breezy self-importance of someone who is no longer contradicted, seemingly, by anyone.
Panorama says it has found "no evidence" to contradict that statement, but the Monday programme details an abrupt change of heart by Rippon, using emails sent by him to Jones and MacKean.
For some, the phrase seems to echo -- and directly contradict -- "No means no," a slogan utilized by anti-rape campaigns around the world.
Greg Tucker, a spokesman for Transamerica, said the company had been consistent and that its executive's "comments to shareholders in no way contradict Transamerica's view".
So Pope Francis is right: His remarks in no way contradict the Catechism, which calls on Catholics to act with compassion, sensitivity, respect, and hospitality toward people with this (ahem) "condition".
Our results in no way contradict those data.
Mr Blair, apparently fearing publication of a memo written by Black Rod which is said to contradict the No 10 line, has decided to get his defence out first.
Even when there is no evidence contradicting our desires, even when there is simply no evidence at all one way or the other, when all we see is a void our pattern of conditioning toward negativity makes us tend to assume the worst instead of the best.
But Daniel Bell, a Confucian specialist in Beijing, told me today that the Confucian Analects contain advice that might give a Chinese leader pause this week: If you [the ruler] are right and no one contradicts you, that's fine; but if you are wrong and no one contradicts you& 8212is that not … leading a state to ruin?
