Sentence examples for are being applied without from inspiring English sources

He said he would intervene with Russian authorities "in the strongest terms and demand an official explanation", adding that the Russian moves "are being applied without the slightest element of reasoning or any forewarning".

Different innovative approaches like magnetic field assisted gastro-retention, plug type swelling system, muco-adhesion technique, floating system with or without effervescence are being applied to fabricate GRDDS.

This discourse is often applied a) regardless of whether the people to whom it is being applied are "status" or not, b) without understanding that most Aboriginal people in Canada pay most taxes, c) without acknowledging that the land on which they do not pay tax is but a fraction of their traditional territories appropriated through colonial conquest.

Western techniques, however, were to be applied without allowing Westerners to enter the country, for Nariaki believed that increased trade and contact with the West violated sacred Japanese tradition.

A popular in situ particle characterization technique, which can be applied without dilution, is the focused beam reflectance measurement (FBRM®).

This view that the statute is saved because it might be applied without misleading readers apparently reflects the Court’s position that these cases involve a facial challenge.

One distinctive practical feature of this method is that it is applied without using discretization, or restrictive assumptions, the other is that large computational work and round-off errors are avoided.

The proposed methodology and the developed models are general and they can be applied without constraints to any building design under a wide variety of climates.

The algorithms presented in this paper are flexible enough to be applied without any special assumption on the distribution of the sensor readings or on the strategy of the attacker.

But it is also possible – if bitterly ironic given her past campaigning – that in the case of Syria, she believes the doctrine of Responsibility to Protect (or R2P as the policy formalised as a UN norm in 2005 is called) cannot be applied without the risk of making things 10 times worse for Syrian civilians.

Model transformation design patterns have been proposed by a number of researchers, but their usage appears to be sporadic and sometimes patterns are applied without recognition of the pattern.