Sentence examples for no specific cases from inspiring English sources

Mr. Spauschus said he knew of no specific cases where Facebook data had been abused by employers.

There are no smoking guns in Paget's book — no specific cases in which the C.I.A. made students' names available to a foreign government.

The feedback I am getting around Westminster so far is that the ex-Labour ministers will tell it, in no uncertain terms, that yes, there was co-operation with Bangladesh on counter-terrorism but also on human rights training, but that no, specific cases were not discussed.

Although no specific cases were cited in discussions, closing the window before the start of the domestic season would also avoid the situation that arose when Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain played in Arsenal's 4-0 defeat at Liverpool before joining the Merseyside club less than a week later.

L. H., Manhattan Answer: Thomas R. Viola, the spokesman for the Department of Housing and Community Renewal, knows of no specific case that has established a legal Redinger precedent for your situation.

Although no specific case-finding effort was made, no cases of ONJ were reported.

There is, however, no specific case precedent that yet supports this conclusion, and as such, legal ambiguities still affect WGS.

There are no specific case series or randomized trials investigating pure serous EIC, hence, it is vital to manage this early stage malignant disease aggressively with complete staging, even if the lesion is limited to a polyp.

In April, she maintained that she had no "knowledge of any specific cases", but now the company had handed over evidence of £130,00 of payments.

In a letter to the chairman of the Commons home affairs select committee, Brooks, who is now chief executive of the paper's parent company News International, said she had no "knowledge of any specific cases" in which payments to police might have been made.

In that letter, Ms. Brooks wrote that she had no "knowledge of any specific cases" in which payments were made to police officers by News International, and that she had been speaking in general terms about the British newspaper industry when she gave that answer eight years ago.