Sentence examples for acted anyway from inspiring English sources

Bush acted anyway.

NATO acted anyway -- controversially and outside international law.

My black colleagues, friends and fellow foot soldiers didn't have the luxury of not considering danger; they considered the danger and acted anyway.

President Obama should have made clear in his private talks that the United States and Europe will act anyway if Beijing and Moscow block United Nations Security Council action.

Malcolm Rifkind pointed out that if the press didn't do the right thing this time, the government would have to act anyway.

But if we deal with the 5% of uncertainty that science might deliver and choose to act anyway, we will not only avoid environmental catastrophe, we will also restore the belief that society can solve the huge problems it faces.

So after talks with Central African Prime Minister Nicolas Tiangaye, the French have opted to act anyway.

About not knowing what you want and what other people want of you, but having to act anyway.

The second driving factor to all of this is that if Congress doesn't act, either the White House or the courts may soon act anyway.

"Frankly if we thought we could get it through the Senate, absolutely we would act and we may act anyway," said Hoyer.

Her position in 2005 -- a bursting of a bubble wouldn't have a large effect, and the Fed shouldn't act anyway -- changed over time; last year she said that, based on "recent painful experience," policymakers should "lean against asset price bubbles...especially when a credit boom is the driving factor".