Sentence examples for unless clear from inspiring English sources

This would involve retaining the Low Pay Commission and its focus on labour market effects of the NMW, but requiring it to move in steps towards the living wage unless clear evidence of harm was emerging.

Farmers have, however, expressed fears that the management of the store could become a contentious issue when the project ends next year unless clear roles and responsibilities are laid out now.

Yet the opposition and the president's disgruntled allies should not try to push her out unless clear evidence of criminal wrongdoing against her comes to light.Brazil's institutions are working to detect and punish crimes that were committed by the ruling clique.

All elderly patients with suspected ACS should receive anti-ischaemic therapy consisting of beta-blockers and nitrates, and antiplatelet therapy with aspirin unless clear contraindications exist.

And unless clear criteria are established for what counts as "damage" and "holding back," Phillips is not offering any testable hypothesis about data collection methodology.

The finding of a gallbladder wall thickening at computed tomography (CT) may represent a diagnostic dilemma; in fact, unless clear signs of malignancy are present, CT has an unsatisfactory accuracy in their differential diagnosis.

When digitsEntered reaches 4, a full value has been entered and this value will remain unless cleared.

They've been rendered useless by this crisis because they operate under a no-fail rule: nothing can be posted on them unless cleared from above.

The designations have alarmed some in the aid community, who say they are in contravention of humanitarian norms: the groupings assume residents, including women and children, are connected with armed groups unless cleared by Syrian security services.

The Mississippi Supreme Court has recognized that the redistricting process is not complete until the apportionment plan is cleared: “Voting changes subject to §5 ‘will not be effective as law until and unless cleared.’ ” In re McMillin, 642 So. 2d 1336, 1339 (Miss. 1994) (quoting Connor v. Waller, supra, at 656).

In his role as minister responsible for the Four Year Plan, on 24 March 1940 Herman Göring forbade any further transports into the General Government unless cleared first by himself or Frank.