Sentence examples for without setting forth from inspiring English sources

"A manual recount permits the electoral boards in each county in Florida to determine the intent of the voter without setting forth any standards for deciding that intent," Mr. Baker said.

A manual recount permits the electoral boards in each county in Florida to determine the intent of the voter without setting forth any standards at all for deciding that intent...

Trying to distance himself among westerners from the previous 10 years of Liberal rule, Mr. Martin criticized the Chrétien government for supporting the Kyoto global climate treaty without setting forth a detailed plan to protect western energy producers.

Accordingly, the most obvious maneuver for an appellate court that wanted to reach the same decision without setting forth an easier route for future plaintiffs would focus on the legal standard or rule to be applied.

Overjoyed, the Grand Duchess departed for France laden down with the fixtures and furniture of Poggio a Caiano, for, in her own words, she had no intention "of setting forth without her proper wages".

If that partner fails to do so, then there may be no rights of inheritance of unmarried cohabitants, or receipt of benefits upon death of the other, without a written cohabitation agreement setting forth those rights.

He had been active in the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament since the late 1950s; he now traveled incessantly, giving speeches and publishing several books analyzing the Cold War and setting forth his vision of a Europe without superpowers.

The supposed safeguard under the FAA is that the NSA annually submits a document setting forth its general procedures for how it decides on whom it can eavesdrop without a warrant.

Are they setting forth a reasonably attainable career path?

Despite the intense emotionalism that Pawlikowski milks, the movie is a history lesson in editorial form, a thumbnail sketch of a textbook illustration of Poland's litany of horrors, affixed to characters but set forth without the benefit of any first-person experience.

By the "We're No. 1" standards of patriotic speechmaking, the version of the American civic religion it set forth was without arrogance, and its admissions of imperfection abjured scapegoating.