Regardless of the debate over their impact on Italy, the OECD results would not come as a surprise to some.
Regardless of the debate surrounding the effectiveness of its work and management control, its clients no longer have the services they did, and its staff, volunteers and trustees have been left with no idea of what the future holds.
Regardless of the debate on the expansion of the permanent members to include new powers (Japan, Germany or the European Union) and a fairer regional distribution (India, Mexico or Brazil, South Africa), the question thus becomes whether they can willingly agree to a more constructive interpretation of the veto's nature and the uses to which it can legitimately be put.
Regardless of the debate about whether the rules should be changed, athletes must abide by them.
Regardless of the debate, Pistorius' remarkable journey, and the heart and spirit he has demonstrated, embody what the Olympic Games stand for.
Regardless of the debate over who creates jobs, the fact of the matter is that new business creation has declined significantly since 2007.
Regardless of the debate as above, researchers tend to acknowledge that a large variation exists among centenarians in physical/cognitive functions, disease conditions as well as psychological well-being [ 17, 19, 21, 22].
Regardless of this debate, the competition clearly takes place between neural representations rather than between stimuli and the conflict leading to visual rivalry first presents itself when populations of neurons start coding for mutually exclusive perceptual interpretations.
Regardless of how the debate turns out regarding the broader Medicare-like public options being discussed in Congress now, meaningful choice for low-income folks (i.e., groups disproportionately uninsured) could be well-served by offering choices for these types of low-cost public plans.
Because all diseases have a possibility to become a threat to my life, I myself will go on with thyroid cancer screening, regardless of the debate surrounding it".
34 Regardless of the debate of the optimal CS rate, as category 1 CS in high-income countries account for only <7% of all CS performed, in our view if reduction of the CS rate is the desired aim, then this is more likely to be achieved by improved management of labour and a reduction in the rates of elective CS for 'soft' indications.
