Sentence examples for as such unless from inspiring English sources

As such, unless a woman willingly agrees to become pregnant and carry the fetus to term, her condition falls under the equal protection clause of the 14th Amendment.

"As such, unless dramatic evidence is found to definitively prove an Israeli connection, it is likely that the State of Israel will emerge from this affair unblemished and the Mossad will continue enjoying a reputation of fearless determination and nearly unstoppable capabilities," Melman wrote.

"As such, unless dramatic evidence is found to definitively prove an Israeli connection, it is likely that the state of Israel will emerge from this affair unblemished and Mossad will continue enjoying a reputation of fearless determination and nearly unstoppable capabilities," Melman wrote.

However, we would not be able to identify her as such, unless the audio-textual information had revealed it.

As such, unless identical data sets and measures of nucleic acid quality are used between trials, it is very difficult to draw any meaningful conclusions.

All starting materials, reagents, and solvents were of commercial grade and used as such unless otherwise specified.

So unless the coercer or coercee is irrational (and the other perceives him as such), or unless one is deceived about the other's relative power (or rationality), coercion requires some significant differential in power between coercer and coercee for it, in general, to be a rational, useful technique.

While we don't have, and are unlikely to get, definitive proof of the health benefits of eating organic, perhaps it's time for the burden of proof to go the other way: since organic food is better for the planet and is likely to be better for health, we should accept it as such... unless someone can prove it isn't!

In other words, for Schlegel, a translation theory as such is uninteresting unless it involves the exposition of the actual work undertaken with the texts, i.e. with the original text as well as with all the existing translations.

As such, these qualifications cannot, unless otherwise stated, be used to replace the 'essential' and 'highly desirable' A-level subjects listed for each course".

Following the ad blitz in 2000, the Senator petitioned the FCC to rule that the Republicans for Clean Air ads were "actually sponsored by Sam and Andrew Wyly, supporters of Gov. George W. Bush," and as such should be pulled unless relabeled.