Sentence examples for unless it brought from inspiring English sources

The Council disagreed with the ruling, saying in a motion that the court had no authority to delay punishment prescribed by the "legislative act of a municipality" unless it brought Mr. Owen to trial.

It was common to assume that the Higgs had to be there and that unless it brought supersymmetry, or other exotic friends, to the party it would be business as usual.

Julian J. Steyn, a consultant and expert in the uranium enrichment market, said the gaseous diffusion plant at Paducah might run another 10 or 15 years, but that without bringing on new technology, USEC could not survive longer than that, unless it brought in a partner.

National Indemnity may still be negotiating with Transatlantic, but to the extent Transatlantic is slow-walking the process, National Indemnity is stuck unless it brings litigation to escape this standstill requirement.

The bylaws of the Society of Vertebrate Palaeontology hold its members to a professional standard: "The barter, sale or purchase of scientifically significant vertebrate fossils is not condoned, unless it brings them into or keeps them within a public trust".

National Security Council spokeswoman Caitlin Hayden recently told Reuters that the U.S. government would not support the treaty unless it brings "other countries in line with existing U.S. best practices".

The company has also accumulated more than $1.3 billion in profits offshore, where it will not be taxed by the United States unless it is brought back into the country.

It follows that the new Russian venture will stay in the sky for several years unless it is brought down by some mechanism which it may carry.

Mr. Banks does not really talk about race unless it is brought up, but he does not shy away from the subject either.

The resolution is less likely to hurt relations with the United States unless it is brought to the floor and passed by the full House, which is improbable, analysts say.

This Freudian idea, that the repressed (or at least unspoken) will fester like a canker unless it is brought to the light, can be seen in Daniel Libeskind's tortured Jewish Museum, at the Holocaust Memorial and, above all, at the Topography of Terror.