Sentence examples for without raiding from inspiring English sources

Why shouldn't ITV put some of its £850m profit into good children's TV, without raiding the BBC?

Which, unlike so many other matters on the PSB/Digital Britain agenda, could even be fixed without raiding the licence fee.

At another high point Mr. Barron played a duet with the young flutist Anne Drummond in his "Song for Abdullah," and she demonstrated an arresting style, bending notes without raiding blues clichés, pouring out throbbing phrases behind the beat.

And if the only thing you love more than a sports car is a convertible sports car, the Z (starting at barely $42,000) is the most wind-aided joy you'll have without raiding the 401(k) for a Porsche Boxster, a Corvette or some other more pricey ragtop.

Initial proposals for an immediate, across-the-board rebate came from Democrats; the administration finally went along, but tied the rebate to what it really wanted, big tax cuts for the rich in future years (and fudged the accounting to pretend that it could do all this without raiding Social Security).

But without raiding the MoD's coffers, he says, the Conservatives' entire fiscal plans would "go out of the window".

Police could have arrested suspects without raids involving heavily armed police wearing balaclavas, she said.

Instead, disks could have been configured without RAID, or solid-state drives (SSD) could have been used.

Here's the message deemed too third-railly to touch: if we want to maintain Social Security benefits without raising taxes or raiding the Treasury, we are going to have to index retirement age to longevity.

In such a case, the country would be forced to mourn the victims while dealing with a President who in 2015 talked about forcing Muslims to carry special identity cards, raiding mosques without search warrants, and instituting mass surveillance in Muslim communities.

Prosecutors say the squad, which was tasked with getting illegal guns off the streets, abused its power by robbing suspects and innocent people, raiding homes without warrants, and selling confiscated drugs, among other crimes.