Sentence examples for without further detail from inspiring English sources

He also said without further detail that one man had foreign addresses and telephone numbers.

Without further detail, however, McConnell's actions can easily been seen by Democrats as rank partisanship, or worse, a willingness to let Russia help Trump win the race.

Compare Shaner, supra note 5, at 389-92 (describing the repeated citation to the broad statement on officer duties in Gantler without further detail) with Shaner, supra note 4, at 31-33 (describing the repeated citation to the broad statements from Guth v. Loft as precedential support for the idea that officers owe fiduciary duties without further detail).

Without further detail of the intelligence briefings or legal advice provided to Downing Street, senior lawyers said they were unable to make a precise judgment on the legality of the killings of Reyaad Khan and Ruhul Amin on 21 August.

Germany in particular, though it agreed to the tests in principle, pushed back on several counts, people close to the process have said, including the suggestion that the publication should only say which banks passed and which failed, without further detail.

It was quite a shift from its previous iteration, and instead of just letting the regular news cycle and announcement go without further detail, I wanted to actually spend time with the people who put their ideas, blood, sweat and tears into the project.

Analysts also were skeptical of Hewlett-Packard's cost-saving claims without further details.

The MoD provides fortnightly updates on the number of 'serious' and 'very serious' injuries, but without further details.

For example, in the last budget, a diplomat said, one line lists nearly $36 million as "special obligations" without further details.

Mr. Mulcahey's lawyer, Mark J. Mahoney, said that without further details, "it's hard for me to know how this might impact on Mulcahey".

He said judgment was not possible without further details, but he expected the committee in the next parliament to launch an inquiry, or at least seek a report from the agencies.