Sentence examples for rescue without from inspiring English sources

There cannot be rescue without punishments of the errors".

Damsels can be in distress, without being distressed ladies — blithely awaiting rescue, without a ribbon out of place.

The larger context, of course, is that D.S.K. was not so much the white knight as the perpetual King Arthur of the Socialist Party, forever spoken of as the man who might come to its rescue without ever doing so.

A veteran banker credited with pulling off last year's rescue without taxpayer funds, Booker is entitled to £140,000 a month on top of his salary until June 2015.

In the run-up to a meeting of European leaders late next week, Mr. Draghi's remarks seemed to be part of a larger effort by the bank and the region's biggest economic powers — Germany and France — to lay the foundation for a broader rescue without seeming to compromise their principles.

Mr Brown is also under pressure from his own supporters not to come to Mr Blair's rescue without getting what he wants in return, as he has done in the past.Although the meeting was private, it appears that Mr Brown presented the prime minister with a list of demands.

They added he was rescued without injury.

They begin on an observation mission, investigating a primitive tribe on a jungly planet, but a desperate situation develops from which Spock cannot be rescued without infringing those Starfleet rules for which he is such a stickler.

After the Rome meeting, Ms. Merkel also said the four leaders had agreed to seek a euro-zone financial transaction tax, which could be used to pay for bank rescues without more government borrowing.

Whatever their differences, all three main contenders went into Thursday's election with one common premise: the economy could not be rescued without deep cuts in public spending to escape a burden of debt left by the years in which Mr. Brown was chief steward of the economy.

The bailout will come at a price, however: Sarkozy made special mention of how failing institutions would not be rescued without curbs on executive pay or a change in strategy.