Sentence examples for stamp without from inspiring English sources

Cecilia Noble gives one of the great comic performances of the year as a sneaky celibate who can't stamp without shifting into song.

Even for fabricating plain microchannels, a thin intermediate PDMS stamp without any pre-patterned structures was used for primary molding in order to obtain a similar cross-section to those for 3D microchannels decorated with ratchet gratings.

Possible ways to extend this technology exist to print patterns with much smaller length scales (nanoimprint lithography); however, this very elaborate process necessitates specialized coatings or rinse liquids to create a viable PDMS stamp without pattern collapse or other deformations [ 30, 31].

A director can have a distinctive stamp without becoming repetitive.

This finding of fair use of itself establishes the right of the United States to use a picture of the Memorial on a United States postage stamp, without liability for copyright infringement.

Some of those will be used as regular postage, he said, but others will disappear into collection books, earning the Postal Service the price of the stamp without obliging it to deliver any mail in return.

When the Airplane landed at Queen A'alyah Airport Amman Airportt), Jordanian Policemen isolated all Iraqis asking them to go upstairs while people from other nationalities can go to the opposite direction to get their passports stamped without a question.

"This is the norm for a planning process and we've always expected this, it would be highly unusual for any application to be rubber-stamped without conditions inserted, and of course they will require to be delivered".

And that doesn't include funds for the Iraq and Afghanistan wars, which are submitted to you later as "supplemental requests" (direct deficit spending) and are rubber-stamped without even a whimper.

Finally, as with Medicare, there should be a real effort to stamp out fraud without hurting innocent and deserving recipients.

Congress recently held hearings on mortgage lenders' use of "robo-signers" to stamp eviction documents without bothering to read them first.