Sentence examples for without first agreeing from inspiring English sources

Supporting returns without first agreeing on a common strategy or conducting a risk assessment is irresponsible," said an aid worker who didn't want to be named.

In fact many insiders reckon it is unlikely the Lib Dems and Conservatives could have got together in the first place without first agreeing to make fixed term parliaments a key policy.

But the tribunal used to arbitrate has now ruled against it, finding the BlackBerry-maker is in breach of contract and not entitled to manufacture or sell WLAN products without first agreeing royalties with Nokia.

Iraqis cannot even begin to write a constitution without first agreeing on their national identity.

Officials first broached the subject in the 90s, but it quickly led to a debate in the halls of the National Law Development Agency (BPHN), where critics argued that it was impossible to outlaw the black magic without first agreeing that black magic exists.

Officials first broached the subject in the 1990s, but it quickly led to a debate in the halls of the National Law Development Agency (BPHN) where critics argued that it was impossible to outlaw the black magic without first agreeing that black magic exists.

The African Union and the Arab League supported Mr Bashir's rejection of outside interference.In a change of American policy, a senior American diplomat joined representatives of Britain, China, France, Germany and Russia in talks with Iran in Geneva without the Islamic Republic first agreeing to suspend its enrichment of uranium.

We also call for all sides in the culture wars to embrace a common cause without having to first agree with each other on anything else.

Ban had belatedly invited Iran – a prominent supporter of Assad – on Sunday without first asking Tehran to agree to the principles of the earlier summit that had paved the way for the first direct talks between the Syrian opposition and government groups since the start of the conflict.

Smith said he could not agree without first consulting his ministers in Salisbury, infuriating Wilson, who declared that a central condition of the talks had been that he and Smith would have plenipotentiary powers to make a deal.

The group and two local allies, the Orient Association and the North Fork Environmental Council based in Mattituck, point to what they call the ferry company's surprise move in 1995 to start the high-speed service without first informing local officials or agreeing on a traffic plan.