Sentence examples for unless directly from inspiring English sources

Until now, anyone declaring themselves Aboriginal at the polling booth could, unless directly challenged, vote in Atsic elections.

Note that it's A not "an", unless directly quoting: "an historic" is considered old-fashioned, and in modern English "a historic", "a hotel" and so on sound more natural.

In the same line of thinking as "don't talk to the cops," the CEO was almost certainly instructed not to volunteer any disadvantageous information unless directly asked.

These biases are deeply held and mostly invisible and unless directly challenged remain largely intact.

However, Austrian commanders disliked the innovation and rarely used it unless directly supervised by Charles.

In the letter, Frémont stated that he knew the situation in Missouri better than the President and that he would not rescind the proclamation unless directly ordered.

Employers would be protected from liability unless they directly participated in a decision on a claim for benefits.

The Senate-passed bill shields employers from lawsuits unless they directly participate in decisions on medical claims.

Even when a picture or opinion is imprudent or tasteless, unless it directly incites violence it should not be banned.

Mr. Neuborne said that a commentator's language, no matter how colorful, generally cannot be treated as an incitement unless it directly instructs individuals to commit violence.

But I still find it both ignoble and ineffective for the United States to acquiesce in their suppression, unless they directly incite violence.