Sentence examples for no further say from inspiring English sources

They said it is "regrettable" that they will have no further say in the alternative backed by the three main parties and Hacked Off, the group that campaigns for stricter press regulation.

In the Anglo-Saxon common-law tradition of which America partakes, the purpose of copyright really is held to be promoting science and the arts, and hence copyright is treated like any other sort of property: once you sell it to someone else, it's theirs, and you have no further say over it.

"That is turning over the keys to Brooklyn and we have no further say in the future of this hospital and, more importantly, whether it will stay open or not and whether it will continue to serve the community," said Nathan M. Barotz, the chairman of Interfaith's board of trustees.

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It should provide access to credit, but go no further, says Mr Maduekwe.

"It's been discussed but it's gone no further," said Gary Wright, a McCaw associate in charge of international projects, who is based in the United Kingdom.

At Restaurant Nora, diners often see the words salmon or halibut, and relieved to see something familiar, they read no further, says Ms. Pouillon.

"A way of saying: this has gone this far, but it goes no further," said Blatter.

Until we have the answers, this nomination can go no further," said Gene Karpinski, president of the League of Conservation Voters, in a statement Thursday. .

Anderson himself goes no further than saying it is an issue that should be the subject of wide public and parliamentary debate.

Say no to what drains you further, say yes to what might offer even the smallest respite or support.