Sentence examples for but not joined from inspiring English sources

Lord Mallochasrown has described himself as "proud to be an anti-neo con" and said that the US and UK should be allied but not "joined at the hip".

It is facing a court case next month brought by the Campaign Against Arms trade, but not joined by other human rights groups, about the legality of the UK's broader policy on arms sales to Saudi Arabia, in which cluster munitions may form additional evidence.

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This is only for people that want to expand their city without having separate platforms huddled but not joined.

We would report, but not join.

A line of neighborhood men watched the women, approving but not joining in.

He tried to finesse his dilemma by addressing the rally in Hyde Park, but not joining the march.

The middle way is also a decision – to have good relations with both, but not joining either".

121,295 people have also applied through a separate scheme to support but not join the party, which will allow them to vote.

The Communist parties allied with Mrs. Gandhi's party said they would support the new government, but not join it, which could make policy consensus more difficult.

Some Senate Democrats have tried to parse the issue, saying they will vote against Gorsuch but not join a filibuster.