Sentence examples for entered into without from inspiring English sources

Personally, I believe that this war was entered into without much thought.

Which is why normal life, if it could truly be entered into, without anxiety, would be enough, and why, since it never can be truly entered into without anxiety, we have these stories.

He also appeared to put the brakes on the benefit withdrawal plans, saying they would not be entered into without extensive consideration.

It's a relationship that she has entered into without any clear motivation – "her behaviour outside science seemed quite random to her" – and she decides to break it off.

The Football League brought the charges after its officials, principally the league's in-house solicitor Nick Craig, discovered Watford's "forward funding" arrangements had been entered into without previously informing the league.

The former shadow chief secretary to the Treasury immediately hit back, saying her office had been "entered into without [her] knowledge and without [her] permission" and that a number of questions remained unanswered about "who precisely entered [her] office and why".

It is a complicated deal that many people enter into without perhaps fully understanding what will happen to their information.

As an Ilizarov patient, I know that this is not a procedure to enter into without due cause.

"I'm opposed because we seem to be getting involved in an endless series of foreign wars, that we enter into without ever really thinking through the consequences.

This is not something that anyone that I've ever met with enters into without the deepest thought, the most careful consideration".

Many other international agreements have entered into force without ratification by the United States, including the Law of the Sea.