Sentence examples for nothing to effect from inspiring English sources

Kenenisa, in this statement, did absolutely nothing to effect the change: it was all in the drink.

He recognizes that the teachers' unions and the entrenched establishment represented by the schools of education have done little or nothing to effect basic reforms in our systems of education in this country.

The establishment will do nothing to effect change unless good people refuse to accept the awards or return those already accepted.

However, "when he saw that there was nothing he could [do] to effect a positive outcome, the voice of the addiction grabbed him and said, 'Dude, we're in a desperate situation.

Of course, there is nothing to that effect carved into his pale grave marker.

"There is nothing to that effect going on, I can assure you of that," said JIM NEADER, Sheffield's agent.

So far, there's nothing to that effect," said Ray Anderson, the N.F.L.'s executive vice president for football operations.

Ms. Lagarde said she had not seen Renault's own investigations, but added: "Official intelligence reports suggest it is nothing to the effect of one or another country".

Yet there is nothing to that effect in the document, which provides specific limits on states in relation to federal power.George Stubbs Melrose, MassachusettsSIR – You said that most Americans prefer divided government, but what we really like is government divided between centre-left and centre-right parties.

May then insisted to Juncker et al that UK owes EU no money because there is nothing to that effect in the treaties.

Four years ago when he was running, Kerry proposed nothing to this effect, and both Clinton and Obama have proposed $150 billion over the next ten years.