Sentence examples for without the establishment of from inspiring English sources
Even without the establishment of new schools, grammar schools are expanding incrementally, often disrupting provision elsewhere in their local communities.
"While these are desirable objectives, they are unattainable without the establishment of a basic security capacity within the state".
Fear that the ISAF mission in Afghanistan will end without the establishment of a non-Taliban, Pakhtoon-led government friendly to Pakistan adds to the Pakistani establishment's determination not to cut its ties irrevocably to the Afghan Taliban.
Without some baseline understanding of what went wrong — and how wrong — in recent years, and without the establishment of some bright line rules of the road, it would be naïve to think that there won't be future abuses.
The Valerie Plame affair is an especially rich episode in the larger story of the Iraq war, and nothing about the war completely makes sense without the establishment of two preconditions.
The reconstruction of Austria took shape entirely in the spirit of the emperor Joseph II, on centralist and absolutist lines, without regard to national differences and without the establishment of departmental ministries, which Metternich had demanded.
Citizenship is recognised, but the interest to develop its education systems is left in the hands of the Member States without specifying the establishment of guaranteed minimums in all States.
"Without security, without the army, the establishment of which Herzl called for, we will be unable to defend the peace, we will be unable to defend ourselves if the peace frays.
We indicate in Figure 13b that the steady state is not established even without recombination because the establishment of steady state requires more time under low voltage [20].
We hope the UK government now announces without further delay the establishment of an independent investigation into what was revealed in the RTE programme".
When the British and Irish governments insisted the comprehensive settlement plan be presented to the Northern Ireland parties without "strand two" (the establishment of North-South institutions) included, Mr Mitchell was less than frank with the media.
