Sentence examples for without engagement with from inspiring English sources

The academic report, which forms the foundation of [the Belgian privacy commission lawsuit], was not conducted by reviewing our practices, there was no interface with us, it was purely done without engagement with us or trying to find out the facts from Facebook".

Indeed, some of the policies, particularly the free care for pregnant women and young children, contributed to declining staff morale as it was introduced without engagement with frontline health workers and increased staff workloads as demand increased without corresponding increases in real resources to meet those demands [ 21, 22].

What becomes clear from the papers is that 'It's generally not possible to reach and retain men in participatory processes without engagement with men's vulnerability and positive aspects of masculinity' (Jewkes et al. this issue), see also (Dworkin et al. this issue; McGeeney this issue; Namy et al. this issue; Stern et al. this issue).

It is generally not possible to reach and retain men in participatory processes without engagement with men's vulnerability and positive aspects of masculinity, so it is essential for interventions to balance reflection on the power, vulnerabilities and oppression of hegemonic masculinity and positive aspects of men's aspirations.

Most people do perfectly well without direct engagement with culture.

As well as being a bad deal done without any engagement with licence fee payers, we also believe that it is legally flawed".

President Rouhani also said that without "constructive engagement with the world", the objectives of growth, creativity and equality are unattainable.

Those allegations suggest that the Turks may have a point: If Washington does empower the Kurds without real engagement with Sunni Arabs, it could push many Arabs into the embrace of the Islamic State or other extremist, anti-Western groups in Syria.

A draft of a Congressional bill to insure equal pay for women was discovered to have been filed "under B — for 'broads.' " At a pregraduation party at Barnard, one woman remembers, students who were engaged to be married were handed corsages, while their classmates without engagement rings were presented with lemons.

Without Ruth's impassioned engagement with history, without sunsets over wheat fields and Somerset's foremost combustion engine expert looking on in a tweed cap, events can far too easily take a turn for the Little Dorrit snuff redux.

Without more structured engagement with Muslims, the concept of human evolution will continue to be both an intellectual and spiritual minefield.