The phrase "demolition without" can be used as part of a sentence in written English
It is typically used to describe the act of demolishing or destroying something without using certain tools or methods. For example: - The old building was scheduled for demolition without the use of explosives. - The group organized a peaceful protest against the demolition without any violence. - The city council approved the demolition without consulting the residents of the neighborhood. In these examples, "demolition without" is used to indicate that the demolition is happening without certain elements or actions. It is often used to convey a sense of alternative or unique methods being used in the demolition process.
The task force could prepare for demolition without forgoing the current efforts to drill relief wells.
But he has a fight on two fronts now, facing a run for re-election and a criminal trial for a demolition without a warrant.
But Mr. Melton was scheduled to stand trial on Monday, for the third time, on charges that in 2006 he led the demolition, without a warrant, of a duplex that he believed was a drug den.
Early in his career he was best known among New Yorkers for his company's involvement in the 1985 late-night demolition — without a permit — of two single-room-occupancy hotels near Times Square, just hours before a law went into effect that would have protected the buildings.
Renovations of permanent buildings require partial demolition without a possibility to fully reuse these materials or components.
Is demolition-without-a-permit fine the strongest message we can send?
Is that the one in which she operates various pieces of demolition equipment without wearing the correct protective clothing.
Sarah Michelson and Julie Atlas Muz promised to address demolition, death without rebirth, high calorie intake and makeovers in "Blister Me," a new performance-art piece they presented on April 21 at Dixon Place.
Soaking wet, downtowners Sarah Michelson and Julie Atlas Muz will "jump off a ledge," according to advance publicity, into the possibly murky waters of demolition, death without rebirth, high-caloric intake and makeovers.
Soaking wet, the downtowners Sarah Michelson and Julie Atlas Muz will "jump off a ledge," the advance publicity says, into the possibly murky waters of demolition, death without rebirth, high-caloric intake and makeovers.
Soaking wet, the downtowners Sarah Michelson and Julie Atlas Muz will "jump off a ledge," according to advance publicity, into the possibly murky waters of demolition, death without rebirth, high-caloric intake and makeovers.
