Sentence examples for even without holding from inspiring English sources
One is that influencing the political agenda, even without holding power, is surprisingly easy.
Mr. Hu's pledge brought to mind the informal power wielded by the late Deng Xiaoping, who in the 1980's and early 1990's could single-handedly change national priorities or unseat leaders who disappointed him, even without holding the titles of party or government leader.
Leadville claimed that as a reinsurer, it could be an authorized insurance company even without holding a Maryland certificate of authority.
Parliamentary elections are much friendlier to third (or fourth, or fifth) parties, meaning they can wind up (even without holding primaries) with more candidates on the ballot than we get a choice of here in America.
She has learned that breathing naturally calm s her nervous system, improves her motor skills, posture, and she even balances on one foot without holding onto a chair.
Ronaldo has kept a lid on any resentment of Messi in recent seasons but having already been irritated by questions about his own goalscoring form, he responded without holding back, surprising even his own coach Zinedine Zidane who was sat next to him in the pre-match press conference room.
The 3-axis tilt-compensated electronic compass shows your heading even when you're standing still, without holding it level.
If these are two different judgments, and one can hold the latter without holding the former, then incontinent action is possible even if P1 and P2 are true.
The judge, Carl Barbier — a former plaintiffs' lawyer himself — agreed to do so without even holding a hearing.
Backed by his Democratic conference, the speaker killed congestion pricing in the most cowardly way: without even holding a vote.
"Any employee of the United States government can authorize a compulsory license for the product without even holding a hearing," said James P. Love, director of the Consumer Project on Technology, part of Ralph Nader's organization pushing for lower drug prices.
