Sentence examples for cannot be attained without from inspiring English sources
But important as "teacher quality" is, it cannot be attained without dealing with the counterproductive roles, relationships and mind-sets of the present system.
He walked away from Israel, even though a permanent, sustainable peace accord cannot be attained without Israel and the Palestinians agreeing.
Whether you're hoping to get rid of wrinkles or acne or malignant cells, though, a retinoid-improved visage cannot be attained without enduring the carnage of red, inflamed, and flaking dry skin along the way.
Such structural regulations cannot be attained without the 5CB hybridization.
First, she points out that an adequate account of group justifiedness cannot be attained without attending to the evidential relations that exist between members' beliefs, as well as which of these beliefs are operative in generating the group belief.
NEPAD argues that sustainable development cannot be attained without sustainable urbanisation and this has been realized after a consideration of the chaotic urbanisation trend in Africa during the past decades.
Although the temporary association with the study renders the pulmonary emboli likely study drug related, a clear attribution to either vorinostat, doxorubicin, or the combination cannot be attained in the absence of a control arm without vorinostat.
Improvement, however, cannot be attained through new strategies alone; only modest change can be achieved without the support and cooperation of staff.
Before we plunge into war, this lesson must be drawn from twenty-one years of uneasy peace: security cannot be attained by avoiding risks; a policy of limited commitments leads inevitably to the unlimited commitment of war; safety cannot be found without courage.
If that goal cannot be attained, there should be no hesitation to express dissent in clear and unequivocal statements in support of "repression's voiceless victims".
"The fact that he came from Nablus shows that security cannot be attained by unilateral measures," Saeb Erekat, the Palestinians' chief negotiator, said Friday.
