Sentence examples for is secured without from inspiring English sources

It sounds complex but essentially it means the data is secured without allowing a customer to access the file unless permissions are granted by an administrator.

With rare exception, efforts to introduce significant reform in road pricing, aimed at raising sufficient revenue to ensure that road investment and ongoing maintenance is secured, without an additional impost to users above current outlays, while at the same time reducing traffic congestion, has fallen largely on politically non-supportive ears.

It was beyond belief that another secret, shabby stitch-up was secured without due transparency and consultation and process".

Abhorrence is followed by ethical wriggling to see if the loan can be secured without compromising British virtue.

And Article 14: The enjoyment of these rights and freedoms shall be secured without discrimination on any ground.

He said law enforcement officials should "be honest" in recognizing that the borders could not be secured without giving legal documents to immigrants already here.

"Knicks Put Champs on Alert," ESPN.com declared after the victory, which was secured without the injured Carmelo Anthony and on the Heat's home court.

A Miliband victory would have been secured "without courting or needing the support of the vicious, self-serving, nasty, deeply un-British right wing media".

The parties agreed to allow the issuance of deficit bonds through the fiscal year that starts in April 2015, meaning that passage of deficit bond bills would be secured without the bills' being political hostages in the coming years.

This victory was secured without an overseas player, Kane Williamson having returned to New Zealand last week, while Aaron Finch left at the end of July, and nine of the XI at Trent Bridge were homegrown.

Since the Vermont Legislature decided to allow same-sex marriages, legal scholars have been debating whether that political victory could have been secured without the judicial decisions that preceded it.