sin esperar a que + subjuntivo
This structure means “without waiting for ... to happen.” It is useful when someone acts now instead of postponing action until a condition is met. The verb after a que is usually in the subjunctive because the event is not certain: "Decidieron encontrar más momentos para reunirse, sin esperar a que ocurra algo especial para hacerlo."
Decidieron encontrar más momentos para reunirse, sin esperar a que ocurra algo especial para hacerlo.
They decided to find more moments to meet, without waiting for something special to happen in order to do it.
