Sentence examples for but granting that from inspiring English sources

But granting that he could, under the New York Code, offer himself, to be sworn, and deliver a statement under the directions of questions by counsel, and be exempt from cross-examination nevertheless the deficiencies of his statement may be urged against him.

But granting that Congress is authorized to deal with the evil of desertion, we must yet inquire whether expatriation is a means reasonably calculated to achieve this legitimate end, and thereby designed to further the ultimate congressional objective -- the successful waging of war.

But, granting that we could do so, is it not likely that future generations, judging use from our monuments the only way a generation can judge its predecessors would it not be said a hundred or a thousand years from now that we were a canny folk?  .

But even granting that, critics said, Spanish air traffic controllers are in a league of their own.

But even granting that reply, Hájek points out that 5 may be questioned; and 6 is deeply problematic, since lack of analogy is at best an obscure reason for concluding that an event is maximally improbable.

But granted that the I.M.F.'s performance has been unsatisfactory, what do you do about it?

Mr. Fleischer said that he had direct access to the president and that he saw him "very often," but granted that this White House had tailored its press office to control information and contain leaks.

But granted that the formal details exist, what reason is there to apply them?

But he granted that liberalism also offered no satisfying solutions.

Mr. Kimbrell said he had found a few other patents that had been applied for but not granted that might cover human cloning.

But let's grant that assumption for the sake of argument.