Sentence examples for been arranged without from inspiring English sources
The most jaw-dropping moment in this broadcast from Planet Bach was when he claimed the Games had been arranged without a single Brazilian real of public subsidy.
After a five-year legal battle, a high court outlawed the deal last April and accepted the plaintiffs' claims that it had been arranged without proper consultation with parliament.
None of this was really new, and most of it could have been arranged without a summit involving heads of government.
The psychiatrist referral was a direct consequence of high questionnaire scores noted at the follow-up consultation and had likely not been arranged without ICU follow-up and screening.
The sale shows how lucrative financial deals involving public money and well-connected insiders can be arranged without competitive bidding and with little public attention.
And in one more complication, the new round of voting will have to be arranged without the assistance of the board's executive director, Daniel DeFrancesco.
The arguments above suggest that the chitin structures can't be well-organised and must be arranged without the presence of any periodicity whose dimensions are comparable to light.
The essential details of the deal were arranged without Mr. Willes's knowledge by members of the Chandler family, according to both Mr. Willes and Thomas Unterman, the former chief financial officer of Times Mirror who is an adviser to the Chandler family trusts.
Many countries have official government astrologers maintained at public expense; all over India, Burma, & Southeast Asia, such important events as princely marriages & state funerals cannot be arranged without previous consultation of the cosmos.
Neither Palmer nor the society's board have been able to confirm or deny reports that the board wanted to change the distribution of the funds, or that meetings were arranged without the director's knowledge.
Mr. Mehta, an old friend of Mr. Barrett's, said in a recent interview that he had been open to the suggestion — if the Caramoor stage was big enough to accommodate the Philharmonic and if both a date and a program could be arranged without undue difficulty.
