Sentence examples for without having to clear from inspiring English sources

Senators have been enduring late nights and early morning since Wednesday as Reid has sought to use new rules enacted last month that allow for most nominees to be confirmed without having to clear a 60-vote hurdle.

There is another way to commit the United States to an international climate agreement, however, without having to clear the 67-vote barrier.

The only defenseman who can be sent to the minors without having to clear waivers is Mike Commodore.

"It's very easy to accentuate different products on a home page and to change the selection automatically to make it look fresh without having to clear space or put items in storage," Professor Robinson said.

Because of an exception in the copyright act, public television stations can broadcast music without having to clear individual licenses, and "Sita" will be shown on the New York PBS station WNET on March 7, after which it will be available on the station's Web site.

Services include showers and luggage storage, and there's a transit hotel connected to the International Terminal, which gives travelers a place to crash without having to clear passport control.

Now imagine having to dig out 875 cars by hand, without a single scratch, and then having to clear the lots that hold them all.

In addition, he said, it could be a way to pacify the city "without the butcher's bill of having to clear it block by block".

Keep your sentences simple where possible and make sure you've made your idea clear without having to make your reader work too hard.

The "nuclear option" approved today will allow the president's executive and judicial nominees (except for those to the supreme court) to receive up-or-down votes in the Senate without having to first clear the 60-vote threshold needed to overcome a filibuster.

The huge courtyard easily houses all that you need build for a market within the bustle of 18th or 19th century street life without having to contemplate clearing London streets of cars, painting over yellow lines and removing all street furniture and contemporary fittings.