Sentence examples for proxy without from inspiring English sources

Some cases involve women, many from West Africa, who were married by proxy without their consent, or as children.

Approaches in [10, 24, 27] are vulnerable to trace service blocking and to malicious proxy without interaction, because they use ICMP requests to probe CSP.

But theoretically, the app would make it easier for a supervisor or monitor to keep up with what's happening at the auction (where there's supposedly a proxy) without getting behind in day-to-day work.

Alternatively, Uber could proactively opt to sell its India operations to Ola, take a large stake in the company, and still participate in the India market via the "Ola proxy" without all of the regulatory headaches and months of financial losses.

"Patients and proxies need to talk together before something happens," the workbook states, elaborating on the unfairness of asking people to be proxies without providing them with any preparation.

More recently, tension has been fed by colonialism that denied rights and opportunities to many Muslims, and a cold war in which Muslim-majority countries were too often treated as proxies without regard to their own aspirations.

As shown, for each chemical whose production is enabled via OptKnock-proxy and RobustKnock-proxy (without a direct sensore), we find that an average number of 6.95 and 3.31 different biosensors, respectively, could lead to its production in a rate higher than zero.

In addition, two reference ground-motion models are established for comparison with each of the 10 previous ones: the first one is without any site proxy (named "without site proxy"), and the second one considers simultaneously all four site proxies (named "all proxies") to estimate the maximum possible standard deviation reduction.

He won the 2001 proxy contest without the support of Institutional Shareholder Services.

Mony said the mailings violated federal securities laws, which prohibit sending proxy materials without first filing a proxy statement with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

The end of the cold war left the superpowers' proxy armies without patrons, and the spread of democracy made nations less bellicose.