Sentence examples for Notwithstanding from inspiring English sources

"Notwithstanding the decision made this afternoon it should be noted that the application for production orders was made under the Police and Criminal Evidence Act (PACE), NOT the Official Secrets Act (OSA).

Notwithstanding my concern that Eurovision is becoming less Eurovision, that was a very satisfying end to the competition 2014.

Notwithstanding its new more detached, regulatory role (the one Grade apparently couldn't face playing) the Trust under Grade's chairmanship would broadly have been at one with a vision of the BBC that sees popularity and public purpose as good bedfellows not mortal enemies.

Notwithstanding our differences of opinion, which remain, we worked closely and fruitfully together to advance the important processes of that time – curbing the arms race, European developments, German unification and reversing Iraq's aggression in the Middle East.

Notwithstanding the academic title, the book contained material unacceptable for publication at the time in America.

Notwithstanding the collapse of the country's economy, support for democracy there has increased over the past year.

Notwithstanding the recent signs of recovery in the developed world, we seem closest to the stagnate option.

Notwithstanding the "death of distance" caused by modern communications and by the portability of "new-economy" businesses along with the creators of their intellectual property, place has never been more important.

"It means your dad working all the overtime hours that London Transport will give you, aspiration means your mum, notwithstanding having eight children, works as a seamstress at home as well to make ends meet.

The last is commonly regarded to have been at Coniston, Northern Territory, in 1928 – notwithstanding the countless other acts of extreme violence (including custodial deaths) inextricably linked to colonialism, that have since been perpetrated against Indigenous Australians.

In 2010, notwithstanding the notorious note left by the retiring chief secretary to the Treasury, we were not broke.