Sentence examples for Although declaring from inspiring English sources

Although declaring that he was "not a proponent of the death penalty," Judge Vela rejected the arguments and set the date, after which the United States attorney dropped further opposition.

Yet, although declaring his "moral adherence to Catholicism," he never went beyond that.

But others argue that although declaring an international emergency is no guarantee of ending an outbreak, it functions as a kind of a global distress call.

For the finale, a traditional liqueur called ratafia is steeping (basically fruit and spices soaked in brandy for a few weeks), and although declaring herself "not crafty," Ms. Curtis is trying gamely to hand-paint teacups.

The FBI and TSA have issued warnings to be on the lookout for passengers trying to hijack in-flight entertainment systems to commandeer planes (although declaring the risk purely hypothetical).

Weber et al (2005), although declaring the analysis was not planned in advance, reported a significant reduction from 33to6%6% in CNS failure, as first site of recurrence, comparing a TMZ bio-chemotherapy combination with patients previously treated with a DTIC bio-chemotherapy regimen.

It is interesting to note that although declared a noxious weed in thirteen states, in other states it is still available as a horticultural plant from nurseries.

Although declared a failure after it collapsed at the last minute, the meeting brought the first serious discussion between East and West of eliminating all nuclear weapons.

Although declared the victor by eight votes in the early hours of Jan . 4 accounts of a vote-counting discrepancy surfaced soon afterward.

The treaty, originally signed by 62 countries, had grown to some 185 parties by the early 21st century, although declared or suspected nuclear states such as India, Pakistan, and Israel were not parties.

Although declared a national monument in 2001 by English Heritage, rather like Paul McCartney receiving a knighthood, and listed Grade 2 by the government in 2003, the Post Office Tower, as its fans still prefer to call it, continues to play an important role in transmitting television programmes and telephone conversations.