Sentence examples for behest without from inspiring English sources

The novelist Owen Wister read the manuscript at Perkins' behest, without Hemingway's permission... Quotes from letters written by Hemingway in Key West, in Feb. 16, 1929; by Perkins in New York, May 24, 1929; by Hemingway, in Paris, Jun. 7, 1929; by Perkins, Jul. 12, 1929; by Hemingway in Valencia, Spain, Jul. 26, 1929; by Hemingway, in Paris, Oct. 3, 1929.

"Irresponsible allegations made by I.A.C. at the behest of vested interests without basic understanding of the complexities of a project of this nature do not merit a response," the statement said.

These were acquired during the darkest days of the banking crash at the government's urgent request.That prompted sniping during JPMorgan's earnings call about whether it should have done anything at the government's behest, even in a panic, without having been protected from being prosecuted as a result.

A March 1995 five-nation toip to South Asia, on behest of the U.S. State Department and without her husband, sought to improve relations with India and Pakistan.

Mr. Araya, a Chilean immigrant who lives with his mother, was being held last night without bail at the behest of immigration officials, jail officials said.

Second, even if the speech was properly labeled commercial -- a characterization that Nike disputes -- does the First Amendment permit California to impose liability at the behest of a "private attorney general" without evidence that he or any other California consumer relied on the statements or was harmed by them?

Equally intact, of course, is the U.S. government's continuing reliance on proxy detention, where foreign regimes do the dirty work of imprisoning, interrogating, and often abusing prisoners without process, at the behest (and sometimes with the participation) of U.S. agents.

Equally intact, so far as we know, is the US government's reliance on proxy detention, where foreign regimes do the dirty work of imprisoning, interrogating, and often abusing prisoners without process, at the behest (and sometimes with the participation) of US agents.

The padding is toasty without behing heavy and the lining is lovely and cuddly, making youngsters warm and toast when out and about.

The assassination of American citizens without due process at the behest of an unchecked executive invoking martial law?

Mr. Smith said that his agency had recently changed its policy at the behest of state officials and that "people without a Social Security number now get processed manually".