Sentence examples for will not entail from inspiring English sources

The workforce has been promised that reform will not entail a single sacking.

The most important part of Zambrano's rehabilitation is what it will not entail.

But their side of the bargain will not entail steps to ease conditions in the mortgage market, as Alistair Darling, the chancellor of the exchequer, has suggested.

"This [paper] will not entail recklessly ripping up our countryside," Javid said, adding that not a single restriction on greenbelt building would be lifted.

Mr. Kiepper said his efforts will not entail giving up on any previous advances, just "better use of the resources at hand". One approach, he said, would be to get the transit police, maintenance and track workers, train conductors, motormen and token booth clerks to work as "the eyes, ears and hands" of the station.

The belief will not entail the truth of what is believed.

Trusting God will then not entail any commitment to reality's being a certain way.

First, and most important, the fact that libertarian free will is valuable does not entail that one should never intervene in the exercise of libertarian free will.

Secondly, the proposition that libertarian free will is valuable does not entail that it is a good thing for people to have the power to inflict great harm upon others.

The (CMC) entails that X and Y will be independent conditional upon their parents, but it does not entail that they will be independent conditional upon any set containing Z.

However, a Humean who lacked Kant's belief in a purely rational will might prefer to make ethical statements more loosely expressive of wish or desire, or even aspiration; and this could avoid what is everyone's first objection to prescriptivism, that, intuitively, "I ought to φ" does not entail "I will φ" (expressing intention).