Sentences with phrase «didn't have anything to do with»

He'd worked in the corporate world and had started several businesses — real estate, management consultant — none having anything to do with aviation.

He denies it had anything to do with the Russia investigation, but also says: «In fact when I decided to just do it, I said to myself, I said you know, this Russia thing with Trump and Russia is a made - up story.»

But BuzzFeed's innovation doesn't have anything to do with how content is posted, it's about how that content is tracked across the multiple sites, platforms, and services through which it is distributed.

All three officials were pursuing separate but related inquiries into Russia's interference in the 2016 election, and whether the Trump campaign had anything to do with it.

«Part of the problem with chasing this idea of «viral» is that people build content that doesn't have anything to do with the brand,» Berger contends.

The most important elements of the process don't have anything to do with how the coffee machine works or where to sign up for the spin class; they have everything to do with the company's culture, which is the hardest thing for a new person to absorb and the hardest thing for any business to put into words.

While Cameron didn't have anything to do with the creation of the film, he did give it a glowing endorsement.

«You can make a really funny video, and people will laugh, but if it doesn't have anything to do with the service you're offering or the product you're selling, it's not going to impact sales.

Does Salesforce's commitment to spending $ 400 million on AWS infrastructure over the next four years have anything to do with Amazon signing a deal to give its employees access to all of Salesforce's products?

They would not want to have anything to do with a strong and centralizing European authority in Brussels.

HARWOOD: What do you conclude about whether the president or people close to him had anything to do with it?

While there's nothing wrong with structure, this doesn't have anything to do with workplace happiness and individual employee satisfaction.

His initial review of the matter, Reilly tells Fortune, suggests «it'd be impossible to prove that it had anything to do with union activity.»

But the tension at the heart of Bloomberg doesn't really have anything to do with personnel, and it may not even have anything to do ultimately with the man whose name is on the building.

«We wanted to make sure that our own country was part of the conversation about global health issues in two ways — one, making sure that we're not thinking of it as issues that affect other people that don't have anything to do with us, but also acknowledging that we can learn so much from what has gone well or new models that are effective in other countries,» Bush tells Business Insider.

Mullin notes that most of the major stories we associate with previous administrations, including blockbuster events like Watergate and the NSA spying scandal, came from outside the White House, and didn't have anything to do with the traditional press corps.

Of the 47 questions I counted, just two had anything to do with economic issues.

To make it go «viral» you will likely need to create a quirky video or write a compelling story that probably doesn't have anything to do with accounting.

Although none of these actions have anything to do with the ball, together they collectively influence the flight of the ball so that it is predictable.

But, she says of the women who have been coming forward with Weinstein horror stories, «If I had anything to do with those women feeling empowered to have a voice, my life has had so much purpose,» Carlson said.

But in general, if a fast - track budget bill contains a provision that doesn't have anything to do with federal revenue and spending than it's probably «extraneous.»

Forrester's view is that Newman never thought the company or foundation had anything to do with his family.

He went off to the library and scoured the U.S. Department of Commerce database of foreign companies for multinationals that had anything to do with phone systems and sent them each a letter soliciting them as customers and, more important, as agents for that country.

If your business has anything to do with computers, the internet, or gadgets, then you understand the importance of investing in security.

Party employees have led communication at key points of the investigations into whether the Trump campaign had anything to do with Russian interference in the presidential election.

Ever wonder if Kim Kardashian's authenticity and rise to galactic stardom had anything to do with each other?

Putin has consistently denied the Kremlin had anything to do with the hacking or disinformation campaigns waged in 2016 to bolster Trump and hurt Clinton.

«I think Morningstar ratings... give investors comfort, but comfort doesn't have anything to do with the predictability of future returns.»

Is there a clear line in your mind when behavior becomes just so unacceptable that you don't want to have anything to do with that company?

Newsweek claimed it had found the creator of bitcoins, but Dorian Satoshi Nakamoto, a California resident, denied in an interview with The Associated Press that he had anything to do with the digital currency.

Perhaps a large - scale decision by investors, and large investing companies like Vanguard and Fidelity, could affect change by declaring they will not invest in companies that have anything to do with guns.

Did it have anything to do with the horse owner's support for Martin Luther King Jr..?

The phone records may help convict a guilty party, but they also likely call police attention to the phone numbers, identities and habits of people who may not have anything to do with the crime being investigated.

This includes the interface the software, its functionality, speed, features, cost, purchase process, renewal process, correspondence, customer service, and everything else that has anything to do with the entire SaaS.

The elimination of the deficit never had anything to do with good economic policy.

The White House, through press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders, has both denied the affair and that the president had anything to do with the $ 130,000 hush money payment.

«None of the issues reported today with the outage have anything to do with the repairs Whitefish Energy performed,» he said.

In fact, one of the best musical stages doesn't even have anything to do with gaming at all.

The findings come as Russian officials continue to deny that Russia had anything to do with the...

Whether or not this successful Series C funding has anything to do with the company's newfound focus on cryptocurrencies remains unclear, although it may have helped quite a bit.

The outstanding Ritz Carlton magazine, placed in hotel rooms, does not have anything to do with being found; neither does the amazing LEGO Club magazine, which has been produced in print for over 30 years (I received the original Brick Kicks magazine back in the 80s).

Does marketing of any kind have anything to do with the environmental movement?

Although the company follows the ideas in my book, I did not have anything to do with this effort.

What's more, even if the loan didn't have anything to do with the campaign — again, a questionable premise — Trump may have had to report the loan on his ethics forms as a federal officeholder.

Head of Mobile at Revolut Edward Cooper, for example, doesn't feel that the price drop has anything to do with news stories.

YV: You have to understand I never had anything to do with Merkel, finance ministers talk to finance ministers, prime ministers talk to Chancellors.

If your business has anything to do with health and beauty, there's no shortage of ideas:

And so far, none of the charges or filings in Mueller's investigation appear to have anything to do with Page, or from information learned while surveilling him.

But the question is, did its I.P.O. success have anything to do with the legislation?

None of this has anything to do with whether Fairway would have gone public.