Sentence examples for without direct intervention from inspiring English sources

Moreover, Obama attempted to take a role in world leadership without direct intervention in the affairs of other countries.

Without direct intervention by the western Allies on the Continent an intervention that would centre on the commitment of a large American army Hitler could count on prolonging his military dominance for years to come.

Important advantages of the new sensor, such as the zero resistance, the absence of moving mechanical parts, no limitation of the electric current intensity range, the use for ac and dc measurements without modifications and without direct intervention on the electric circuit, are put into evidence.

The sharing and discussing of conjectures could support students in revising their conjectures without direct intervention from the teacher.

The steady state activated sludge concentration X in all the three reactors will be maintained as that assumed in design spontaneously (without direct intervention from the operator).

Some of the strengths of this approach include a "touchless" system, which learns and adapts on its own without direct intervention, and the fact that these patterns can't be easily learned or faked by an external system.

Define being 'pro-poor' as a business opportunity for the private sector: Remember that the emphasis of M4P is on facilitation and systemic change, which is difficult to achieve when working from the bottom up, without direct interventions.

You know a business has a passive owner when it can run for weeks and or even months without the direct intervention of the owner, because there are managers in the company who are competent and have been given the authority and responsibility to keep things running smoothly.

Unlike traditional electric bikes, the technology is designed to adapt to the user's style of cycling without any direct intervention.

However, Leibniz adds, a world in which God is required to perform continuous miracles is a world less perfect, and thereby less praiseworthy, than a world that "unfolds" naturally without the direct intervention of God (Theodicy §16).

He reminded people that abolition would not have happened without the direct intervention of Puerto Ricans in the Spanish political process, and was thus hopeful that the islanders would assume a more proactive role in seeking their freedom from Spain.