Sentence examples for without threats of from inspiring English sources

Humanity has an innate moral sense, without threats of divine wrath and reward.

The first few years of parliament were orderly, or at least orderly enough for the speaker to keep the peace without threats of namings or suspensions.

"They took a cynical decision, despite having been granted a 23-day extension which would have allowed everybody to consider that proposal calmly, without threats of industrial action, [and] dates being set hanging over everybody.

If that unity ticket is unable to get 1,237 delegates prior to the convention, we recognize that it took Abraham Lincoln three ballots at the Republican convention in 1860 to become the party's nominee and if it is good enough for Lincoln, that process should be good enough for all the candidates without threats of riots".

The Bush administration, which has been close to Mr. Saakashvili and welcomed his country's contributions of some 200 troops to Iraq, has declined to take sides in his dispute with Russia and instead urged leaders of the two countries to try to resolve their disputes without threats of force.

"The process should be good enough for all the candidates without threats of riots," the letter said.

Crosby is a desiring but nonaggressive male whom women viewers could desire without threat of male violence.

Zionism is the belief that Jewish people should have a homeland to live in without threat of annihilation or war.

That weekly diet of live action is far more instructive than studying film or practicing without threat of getting tackled.

He convinced Republicans to support "fast-track trade authority" that will allow a Congressional vote on the TPP "without threat of amendments of filibuster," the Times reports.

To suggest that 48-hour grace periods for bringing video evidence of animal abuse to the authorities without threat of prosecution benefits whistle-blowers is misleading.