Sentence examples for without provisions for from inspiring English sources

A moratorium without provisions for ongoing public deliberation narrows our understanding of risks and bypasses democracy.

(And a more pressing issue for now is what kind of bridge that will be and whether it should be built without provisions for new mass transit).

But without provisions for the racing industry, others noted, it would be less attractive for racetracks to operate gambling parlors that could siphon off gambling dollars.

Sometimes it's better for an organization to run in the red because it's reserved against future losses than for it to show a balanced budget without provisions for disasters ahead.

Open space vanished, without provision for parks, playgrounds, or even schools, and Athens spread down to the sea by Glifádha, joining up with Piraeus.

Even worse than wasting resources, today's zero-sum management imposes ever heavier burdens on society as a whole: witness the credit crunch, colossal inequalities and the pillaging of Earth's resources without provision for the future.

Thousands of people were attracted, but problems soon arose, as the lots were sold without provision for public services, and private efforts to contract for needed services were not satisfactory.

The gun was laid horizontally on a trestle table without provision for adjusting elevation or absorbing recoil a tribute to its modest power, which would have been only marginally greater than that of a large crossbow.

Beginning as a supporter, Greeley soon became disillusioned with President Johnson, whose Reconstruction policies allowed the quick formation of state governments without provision for suffrage for the freedman.

A minimal state, without welfare provisions for the unemployed.

Yet even as the threats to privacy and security on the Internet thrust their way into the public consciousness, Congress overwhelmingly passes a bill that aims to turbo-charge electronic commerce by giving electronic signatures the legal weight of paper signatures -- without many provisions for security.