Sentence examples for but it contends from inspiring English sources
But it contends that the new rates accurately reflect hospital costs.
But it contends that player costs have expanded to $1.5 billion from $414 million, a 252percentt rise.
The suit does not accuse Mr. Merkin of knowing about Mr. Madoff's fraud, but it contends that he failed to properly oversee or investigate the situation beforehand.
One conservative American organization, the Anglican Communion Network, has a list of 150 breakaway parishes, but it contends that there are 300 in all.
And Forest City still faces legal and financial challenges — but it contends they have eased enough to unequivocally predict the arena's opening for the 2011-12 season.
But it contends that names are a poor identifier; they can be misspelled or, if they originate in a non-Roman alphabet, they can be spelled inconsistently when rendered in English.
The environmental group Greenpeace said the moratorium showed that Indonesia had committed itself to the rhetoric of forest conservation, but it contended that compromises to powerful land-clearing industries like palm oil and pulp and paper would undercut the effort.
A Justice Department statement said today that "it is not news that there were fundamental disagreements in 1997 between prosecutors and F.B.I. investigators," but it contended that Ms. Reno and Mr. Freeh "moved decisively" to bring in new leadership and address the problems.
But it contended that was more of a problem for Mr. Bush, who they said was trying to turn the election into a referendum on Mr. Kerry rather than one about the president.
The Sharon government has rejected the report's demand for a freeze on settlements, and not just on its merits, but as what it contends is the tactical error of "rewarding violence" with up-front Israeli concessions.
The regulatory agency that would set and implement such standards is the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC), but at present it contends it cannot do so without additional statutory authority.
