will not do anything vs he will not do

Some examples from the web:

• I hope you will not do anything that would damage the prospects of economic progress under such measures.
• E 'relaxing doing nothing because you have to say this week mothers (CADE) will not do anything in the house!
• We will not do anything that we've done.
• Where would Europe have been if we had sat back and said, 'Look, we will not do anything until they have electrified the United States'?
• (CADE) will not do anything in the house!
• I will not do anything to help you.
• Okay, she will not do anything.
• - You will not do anything.
• I absolutely will not do anything that will damage the school's image.
• It will not do anything to take the Iraqi people off the breadline.
• And that includes all things that you're absolutely dead certain they will not do anything wrong.
• I will not do anything in the world to hurt you.
• I cannot and will not do anything less for her.
• I will not do anything for you.
• Categorising beef as steers, bullocks or heifers will not do anything to allay the fears of the consumer.
• It will not do anything unless finish what I started!
• Are we agreed that we will not do anything that fostered the...
• A person will not do anything under hypnosis that they wouldn't do in real life.
• Economic theory and historically proven practice both clearly show that this will not do anything to reduce the economic collapse or to halt the rise in unemployment.
• I will not do anything to jeopardize this station or the people on it.

Some examples from the web:

• It is just a fear: I am sure he will not do so, but I should like to emphasise this anyway on behalf of pensioners.
• He will not do so, I can tell you that now, because at that point it will not be relevant to the German election.
• Bush has said he will not do that and there is virtually zero support for it in the Senate anyway.
• The Warrior of Light holds the sword in his hands. He is the one who decides what he is going to do, and what he will not do in any circumstances.
• You have my word for it that he will not do that.
• He will simply not do this, and for ethical, moral and emotional reasons.
• He will not need to do that anymore.
• He will not be able to do a lap in that car without rolling over.
• And he will not be able to do this to anyone ever again.
• Believe me, he will do anything not to hurt them again.
• Believe me, he will do anything not to hurt them again.
• I'm telling you, he will not be able to do it.
• He will not be able to do a lap in that car without rolling over.
• Unfortunately, he will not dare to do so because he knows that the Russian response would be to remind him, as Mr Putin did, of the ongoing conflict in the Basque country.
• You have no idea what he will or will not do!
• You have no idea what he will or will not do!