Sentence examples for not interposed from inspiring English sources

The anastomotic site was not covered with seromuscular sutures, and the greater omentum was not interposed because we used a circular stapler; theoretically, the staples were not exposed outside of the anastomotic site.

"Any new City Council voting map, plan, or procedure may be enforced before court review only if it has first been submitted to the United States Attorney General and the Attorney General has not interposed an objection within 60 days after submission," Rosenthal ordered.

However, we infer that SHG-B signal is indeed present on the lower aspect of the TEB since in adjacent areas it is present where TEB tissue is not interposed between the source of the SHG-B and the epi-detector.

That's all we ever wanted, was to not interpose ourselves between Mr. Segal and what he had to say".

In a letter sent today to both houses, Assistant Attorney General Ralph F. Boyd Jr. wrote, "The attorney general does not interpose any objection to the specified changes".

In a two-paragraph letter, Christopher Coates, chief of the voting section in the department's civil rights division, said that Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. "does not interpose any objection to the specific changes" imposed by the term limits legislation.

Its success, reckons Mr Agren, is that it "stands alongside its members, it doesn't interpose itself between them and their employers".

The proposed U.N. force would not -- and should not -- interpose itself between active combatants.

The MALIS can therefore be used safely to cauterize small blood vessels adjacent to the nerve without damage if the operator assures not to interpose neural tissue.

In this article it is suggested that the implantation of an aortic stent-graft exerts its immediate effects not only by interposing extra stiffness on the infrarenal segment but by also modifying the pulse wave reflection site and changing the aortic flow field without necessarily causing significant alterations in PWV.

Finally, Hume asks why God does not act through particular volitions to prevent specific catastrophes and disasters (e.g., why not ensure there is no storm blowing when a fleet is out at sea)? (D,11.8/206) In all these cases, Hume grants, there may "be good reasons, why providence interposes not in this manner; but they are unknown to us" (D, 11.8/207).