Sentence examples for without vests from inspiring English sources

The boxers compete without vests or headguards in five three-minute rounds, and scoring is through the 10-point-must-system.

Boxers will also compete without vests and headguards.

The BBC, Hall suggests, should act as a kind of people's consumer champion – a public body that can act on behalf of its citizens, without vested interests to protect.

Many new conflict photographers in Libya were unequipped to deal with the physical dangers around them — going into the field without helmets, vests or medical kits.

For now, pilots are flying without the vest, and the hose problems are being fixed.

He envisages beds with built-in transmitter coils, letting people sleep without a vest on, and even entire hospital rooms (or houses) that have coils hidden in the walls and ceilings.Such improvements cannot come a moment too soon.

A man without a vest on then talks to the camera, saying he is in the village of Talbiseh, a hotbed of resistance to the Assad government that Syrian troops have tried in the past to contain.

In its announcement on October 2, Amazon said "the net effect of this change and the new higher cash compensation is significantly more total compensation for employees, without any vesting requirements, and with more predictability".

They are free to join churches that share their views without essentially vesting judges or Elvis or the U.S.A with the power to sanctify.

For a start, without economics, vested interests can't tell whether free trade benefits them or not, just as a company can't know whether or not it is profitable without resort to accounting principles.

Apart from this blog and my other sites and Consumer Reports (which has made several embarrassing mistakes in their automotive judgments), it's nearly impossible for Americans to find opinion from anyone without a vested-interest in the industry's ongoing success.