Sentence examples for which are not given from inspiring English sources

"Only women who have valid driving licenses from other countries are to drive," reads Rule No. 2. (The country bans women from driving by requiring that they have locally issued licenses, which are not given to women).

Dr. Griffiths, for example, will join a cadre of other distinguished mathematicians who have won many awards, including four Fields Medals, the equivalent of Nobel Prizes, which are not given for mathematics.

The society believes access to care is being "rationed"; the same applies to access to drugs such as Aricept, Exelon and Reminyl, which are not given to people in the early stages of the disease, who would benefit the most from them.

Note that both the results are consistent with the theory algorithm and have faint difference with the results of System 3, which are not given here for simplicity.

Then it simply becomes useful to refer to those objects which are not given in sensory experience –or at least not presently given- as 'things-in-themselves' since they are, by the causal criterion, real.

Any solution of fundamental equations of motion (be it experimentally, numerically, or analytically) requires to fix boundary conditions and initial conditions which are not given by the fundamental laws of nature (Primas 2002).

The SDGB utilizes the existing information and self-generated data in making bandwidth decision which are not giving burden to the entire network.

Iran later gave weight to the claims, which were not given credence by western intelligence officials.

His wife, Anne is always called by a nickname, which is not given either.

But their services also rely on code developed in-house, which is not given away free.

(For this article, Rowling sought quote approval, which was not given).