Sentence examples for without consultation of from inspiring English sources
Despite his support for women's ordination, Williams has attempted to reconcile them too, not helped by Pope Benedict XVI's unilateral offer – without consultation — of a special place for the irreconcilables within the Catholic church.
In this case GreenLeaders was developed without consultation of the GSTC, though TripAdvisor worked with UNEP as well as with organisations including the Carbon Trust and EnergyStar in designing its scheme.
Under the royal prerogative which dates back centuries, the powers of the Crown exercised by the prime minister, without consultation of cabinet or parliament, include the rights to declare war or make peace, sign or ratify treaties, confer honours, make appointments, establish commissions, and grant pardons.
How easy would have been a simple portrait statue of the young colonel on his horse, — a monument, but to a man whose place the passing eye would have no knowledge of without consultation of histories; but here it is, an epochal record, set forth in enduring bronze, and so inscribed that none need ask why these stones were raised".
The Andersen executives said Duncan acted "without consultation" of Andersen higher ups.
Some of these moves are actually being made without consultation of the coaching staff, which pretty much means James has already joined that staff.
And while Canadian courts have recognized that these territories are unsurrendered, in the landmark Delgamuukw-Gisdaywa v. the Queen case, the federal government does not as they continue to issue permits, without consultation, on lands of indigenous jurisdiction.
In email exchanges with Andrew Murray, the coalition chairman, Mr Rix complained of statements made without consultation, and of "vitriol" against Mr Mushin and his allies, who deserved an apology.
Recently, the National Catholic Reporter ran an extraordinary piece reporting that the Vatican decision last year to place the main representative group of American nuns under the control of bishops "was made without consultation or knowledge of the Vatican office that normally deals with matters of religious life" — according to the head of that very Vatican office.
Most credible fear claims happen at the border without the consultation of lawyers.
Significantly, Cameron reserved the right to take military action beyond Iraq in the case of a humanitarian emergency or urgent national interests without prior consultation of parliament.
