Sentence examples for although accepting that from inspiring English sources

Although accepting that the ECHR and the Human Rights Act are seen by many as a "charter for abuse by terrorists and criminals", he advocates that "withdrawal from the [European] convention would be a retrograde step for the steady improvement of our laws that independent, international co-operation with the ECHR provides".

Although accepting that the Discounted Cash Flow model of investment appraisal has well known technical limitations, researchers have begun to explore its performative properties.

Although accepting that this age group is a diverse population, the PILs have been 'fine tuned' to their needs.

Although accepting that the findings of this study are difficult to interpret and should be considered cautiously, they are likely to be the last estimate of efficacy of BCG in a predominantly immunodeficient, HIV-infected children population in a sufficiently powered study.

We judged each document separately, although accepted that a number were intended to be issued in conjunction with other leaflets.

Although I accept that success comes with some sacrifices, I think you can be ambitious and still be yourself.

It certainly isn't "the last of Willis Earl Beal", although he accepts that Hot Charity/XL might currently be sick of him and in need of time out.

This is not just cowardice and talking the talk without being able to walk the walk – although I accept that's a huge part of it – but have you actually ever seen Katie's backside?

Therefore, although we accept that perfect topographicity is not ubiquitous, there is evidence for it in some brain regions and therefore it is a reasonable basis for a model at this exploratory stage.

As with so many Italian foodstuffs, it has a disputed history, although most people accept that carbonara probably originated in, or near Rome.

So, although if we accept that NB2-Logit is correctly specified, MisProbit cannot be, we assume that it only slightly deviates from the true DGP.