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He would then present the final agreement to Congress, which would be unable to change it in any way and would have a limited time for debate.

An even more blatant example of defiance of Washington in the name of energy was provided by Pakistan which would be unable to stand on its feet without the economic crutches provided by America.

Admiral of the Fleet Andrew Cunningham was concerned that the Italian battle fleet based at Taranto might sortie and attack the cruisers which would be unable to defend themselves adequately, overloaded as they were with troops and equipment.

Nor is it particularly clear why the police have decided that one club – and one of the key, non-commercial cultural venues in Glasgow at that, which would be unable to fund itself or function without its license – poses more of a danger to public safety than anywhere else.

The Uba2ufd C-terminal "V" is minimized relative to the corresponding regions in ubiquitin and NEDD8 E1s [28], [28], which would be unable to accommodate the Ubc9 β1β2-loop.

By analogy, for human orthologues, as well as the possibility of nonsense-mediated decay, it is highly likely the c.310C>T variant is pathogenic, as it leads to a severe truncation of ALG14, which would be unable to recruit ALG13 to the endoplasmic reticulum.

Again, the Prime Minister is right to reject this unacceptable plan B, which Liberty would be unable to support.

Opposition figures, including those from the Muslim Brotherhood, are fearful of increasing reprisals against the Alawite and Christian elite, which they would be unable to prevent.

The strategy involves creating mirror websites – essentially replicas of existing sites – which authorities would be unable to block without severely disrupting other, government-sanctioned internet traffic.

He was instructed to state that, in the opinion of his Government, the fifth clause in the Note, relating to the closure of communication in Tibet, via India, is an unfriendly act, which China would be unable to countenance.

Mr. Mirkarimi said he agreed to the plea bargain because it did not require him to relinquish his right to carry a firearm, without which he would be unable to carry out his job as sheriff.