Sentence examples for unless it proves from inspiring English sources

The announcement came at the end of a meeting of European Union finance ministers in Brussels, a gathering that threatened Athens with further austerity measures unless it proves within a month that its deficit reduction program is working.

Unless it proves, um, popular enough for Elettaria to resurrect Don the Beachcomber's old two-Grog limit.

The fall in equity prices seen just since the spending review could, unless it proves purely temporary, cost the government £2bn in lower capital tax receipts in 2020".

For instance, a family that sets up a scholarship fund can't give the money for that purpose unless it proves that outside experts, not the donors, control the decision.

It might do away with the particularly egregious practice of consultation by leak, taking the place of real discussion – the spectacle of a government pretending nothing has really been decided, when in truth it is saying "we're planning to do this, unless it proves hugely unpopular".

A script by McCarthy – unless it proves to be an unspeakable mess – will surely be a shoo-in for a best original screenplay nom, which would then open the door for best picture and a fourth best-director nomination for Scott.

The Department of Health and Human Services said Ravenswood Hospital Medical Center would lose its authorization to participate in Medicare on June 21 unless it proved that it had changed its ways.

When you were suddenly told that the vehicle was not to be repaired but sold, Hertz could not legally keep your money unless it proved it made a £3,000 loss on the sale due to the damage.

Although Ferguson has already ruled the England international out of Saturday's trip to QPR, unless it proved serious enough to give the former Blackburn man no chance of being involved, Ferguson could well choose to offer vague assessments of Jones' likely recovery time, leaving Jose Mourinho guessing about his availability for Champions League duty on March 5.

Iver parish councillor Alan Oxley said he had not had a chance to look at the detail yet but his immediate reaction was that as it was a development in the green belt, the "normal presumption" was to be against it, unless it proved to be in the public interest.

Verizon is barred from offering long-distance and data services to its local customers unless it can prove that competition exists in the local telephone market.