The phrase "act even though the" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to express the idea of taking action despite certain conditions or obstacles that may exist.
Example: "She decided to act even though the odds were against her."
Alternatives: "take action despite the" or "proceed even if the".
Paying taxes with a good heart is a patriotic act, even though the law requires it.
Thus, the acceptance by an elected official of a campaign contribution does not, in itself, constitute a violation of the Hobbs Act even though the donor has business pending before the official.
Many Republicans used gas prices as a reason not to act, even though the long-term solution to gas prices lies in the new green technologies that will come to the fore once we do act.
But the encouraging news about his role in the inspirational drama "Radio" is that he really gets to act, even though the film is a synthetic mush of molasses-soaked pablum.
Under Mr. Chilton's plan, the agency would allow the overseas affiliates a brief reprieve before complying with certain derivatives rules created under the Dodd-Frank Act, even though the banks have had three years to prepare for the law since it was passed after the financial crisis.
Ms. Altmann and Mr. Schoeberg won appeals all the way to the Supreme Court, which ruled in 2004 that Ms. Altmann had the right to pursue her claim under the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act, even though the act had not been passed until 1976.
"The ruling states that the NSA has knowingly acquired tens of thousands of wholly domestic communications under section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, even though this law was specifically written to prohibit the warrantless acquisition of wholly domestic communications," Wyden said.
But Petra Lang's Brünnhilde makes a formidable foil; as a former mezzo who has been born again as a dramatic soprano, she makes the most of her striking lower register, especially in the annunciation of death scene with Skelton in the second act, even though that part of her voice does not always connect smoothly with the higher registers.
Oregon relies heavily on Washington v. Glucksberg (96-110) 521 U.S. 702 (1997), as judicial precedent for respecting the Oregon Act, even though that case upheld a state prohibition on physician-assisted suicide.
At issue is the company's claim that it is protected by the Communications Decency Act, even though that legislation was created to keep children safe online.
Both states have turned down the expansion of Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act, even though for the first few years of the expansion it would cost the state budgets nothing, and never be higher than 10% of the total cost.
