Sentence examples for will 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".

If we lose, it will have no implications beyond that.

Patients will be informed that terminating the trial will have no implications for future treatment.

A patient will be withdrawn from the trial if the trial participant withdraws his consent and will, in connection therewith, be informed that termination of the trial will have no implications for his future treatment.

Until then, wrote Mr. Ross, transferring the Red Hat shares to the Nevada shell company "will have no tax implications whatsoever to me," while subsequent sale of the stock "will be a nontaxable event".

Currently, the consultation process is so incredibly complicated it's impossible to decipher what's going on". The Department of Health says it is taking steps to simplify and strengthen legislation on consultation, but states that the Derbyshire court case will have no wider implications aside from requiring North East Derbyshire PCT to restart the tender process.

"Unless we know where we are going, we will have no sense of the implications of those actions over the long term".

Critically, the resolution of that debate will have no bearing on the policy implications of ROC analysis.

Such research will have significant implication for esophageal cancer treatment.

These may not be residues critical for the substrate uptake and conversion; however, they might be an indication that these codon sites are under less stringent selection and mutations in these codons will have minor or no implication for the tertiary conformation of the CYP71AJ enzymes.