Sentence examples for be decided without a from inspiring English sources

One top service employees' official said the union was moving to endorse Mr. Obama now because many leaders hoped the nomination could be decided without a fractious fight at the Democratic convention in August.

At that time, the plaintiffs adult stem cell researchers James Sherley and Theresa Deisher expect to file what's called a motion for summary judgment, which asks that the case be decided without a trial.

With late-season wins over perennial rival, 16th-ranked Virginia, and fellow ACC newcomer, ninth-ranked Miami, Virginia Tech clinched the ACC football championship (the last year in which it would be decided without a conference championship game) and a bid to a Bowl Championship Series game.

So whether a decision is wrong is not a question of how the case ought to be decided without any reference to the law, but whether it goes against the merits of the legally relevant reasons.

Based on the Distributed Address Allocation Mechanism (DAAM), if the addresses of source and destination nodes are given, the hierarchical route can be decided without any other information.

Margaret Raymond Thee "identity" issue has inherent in it the simplistic assumption that all legal questions are clear and straightforward, and can be decided without any reference to experience or background.

"A solution where a pharmacy will be deciding without a national registry is not going to solve the problem," Mr. Brejcha said.

The governing party, which won 69 of the 71 seats that were decided without a runoff, said the election was fair and open.

"The lack of emergency," as Heidegger explained in the late '30s, "is the greatest where self-certainty has become unsurpassable, where everything is held to be calculable and, above all, where it is decided, without a preceding question, who we are and what we are to do".

What type of "chunk of the rNOL" corresponds to a species cannot probably be decided without considering what biological features the in-edges and out-edges provide or remove from the "background organism".

Though turnout among Mexico's more than 79 million voters is expected to be about 65percentt, many express the belief that the races for the six-year presidency and a large number of other seats will be decided without their votes.