Sentence examples for without first engaging from inspiring English sources

New schools should not be built without first engaging the neighborhood in a process of developing a community vision".

Salazar should not have allowed the gray wolf to be delisted without first engaging in a clear and transparent public process and without exploring the ramifications of relying on this flawed legal opinion.

First, engage with the NGO.

"What he did in health care was he engaged Washington without first trying to engage America," Mr. Garin said.

However, this finding might be because the control group did not fully represent the patients without membrane perforation as only one third engaged in a sufficient follow-up.

Born in Detroit in the seventies, Clemens grew up in a white enclave, and his memoir lovingly depicts his soft-spoken, gearhead father, who could shift from first to fifth without ever engaging the clutch, and his stalwart mother, who cleaned houses to pay for a private education that would keep her son out of inner-city schools.

There remains a question as to whether substantial improvements to health can be realistically achieved in deprived urban neighbourhoods without first, or at least concurrently, engaging in what we have termed 'social regeneration': i.e. addressing the fundamental characteristics of deprivation (low income, low employment, etc).

In the articulatory suppression conditions if more than 2 seconds elapsed without participants engaging in the secondary task, they were prompted to comply with the task.

We decided to progress our relationship in stages, and living together first without being engaged was part of that.

The swift in-and-out raid to destroy the statues showed that British forces are searching for ways to seize control of Basra, Iraq's second-largest city, without engaging in bloody street fighting that could cause widespread civilian casualties.

Though such tests have been designed to test for metacognition, Peter Carruthers argues that animals can come to solve the problems without engaging in second-order reasoning.