Sentence examples for be removed without a from inspiring English sources

But once the job is done, these very suits become a danger – they have to be removed without a grain of that flour getting on them.

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit in Washington, D.C., reversed that decision in a 2-1 ruling, stating that Apple's injunction does not want to ban the devices from the marketplace and the patented features can be removed without a product recall.

Such results indicated that the first part of the N-terminus may be removed without a dramatic loss in channel function.

It recognises that the so-called obstacles to trade between the European Union and the USA are often laws with a specific social, environmental, cultural or public health purpose, and that these obstacles cannot be removed without a democratic decision and positive legislative action to protect these objectives.

Vintage Royal Enfields actually had wing nuts holding the tappet cover on so that it could be removed without a wrench.

The joint intelligence committee had concluded that Saddam could not be removed "without an invasion", with the government saying Iraq was a threat "that had to be dealt with".

They cannot be removed without an act of Parliament and the Constitution Committee of the Lords earlier this year concluded that they should remain until Scotland became independent, in March 2016 under the SNP timetable.

But despite the unprecedented forward movement on U.S.-diplomacy since December, the U.S. trade embargo remains in place and cannot be removed without an act of Congress.

Although it was hard to hear the hecklers in the cavernous coliseum, the first two, a man and a woman, seemed to shout "Bush and Enron go hand in hand!" The two were removed without a scuffle by the Knoxville police.

But Haley is hamstrung by a state law that prevents the Confederate flag from being removed without a two-thirds majority vote from the state General Assembly.

Although the BBC and other news organizations reported last week that Uganda's parliament has dropped the controversial death penalty provision of the bill, Think Progress notes that it would be "irresponsible to suggest that the death penalty has been removed without a thorough investigation of the bill's new language" -- something that has not been made public.