Sentence examples for instances without from inspiring English sources

The Privacy Act prohibits the government from disclosing employee records in most instances without the consent of the employee.

The space agency had also failed to update its records for 12 researchers who had died, retired or relocated, in some instances without returning the samples.

The explicit purpose of my legislation does exactly that: it would bar the administration from expending funds for any offensive action against Iran, except in very narrow instances, without the approval of Congress.

The U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission, appointed by Congress to study the national security issues arising from America's economic relationship with China, said in a report last year that even in instances without direct involvement by Chinese officials, China's government "has been a major beneficiary of technology acquired through industrial espionage".

For if the government can in a given case decide that, say, a hospital or university is not sufficiently close to the Church to merit the full religious exemption regarding rights of conscience, then there is no reason the government can't do this in other instances, without limit.

Those failures include the horrendous disregard for the safety of our children in too many instances without any accountability; carelessness in public statements on highly complex pastoral issues; poor process and failures of common courtesy in disagreements with people of good will inside or outside the church; and now silence as the sisters are dragged under a cloud.

The archaea, for instance, without thought, almost without sensation, has evolved for perhaps 3.8 billion years.

"Our naval ships cannot move freely to southern Africa, for instance, without Cameroon's approval".

The store had opened, for instance, without enough black sports coats.

But we have to answer these questions: Could Yezhov have arrested Kosior, for instance, without Stalin's knowledge?

We can't get away, for instance, without playing encores, and that's rarely the case elsewhere in New York.