Sentence examples for concluded despite from inspiring English sources

The treaty, however, was concluded despite William's wrathful opposition.

He concluded, despite the evidence of an open window in the drawing room, that the murder was an inside job.

A study by the United States Embassy here concluded, "Despite de jure open policy, elaborate corporate protective measures against hostile takeovers may de facto block acquisitions or takeover".

When Mr. Chen was shot while campaigning for re-election in 2004, many of them concluded — despite any concrete evidence — that he staged the shooting.

Instead, the report, released in December 2011, concluded, despite vigorous arguments from some scientists, that almost no research on chimpanzees was necessary, with the possible exception of some work on preventive vaccines for hepatitis C, still in midstream.

The department concluded, despite China's denials, that manufacturers had received government subsidies and had "dumped" solar panels on the United States market for less than it cost to manufacture and ship them.

It concludes: "Despite narrative verdicts warning of dangerous procedures and the proliferation of guidelines, lessons are not being learnt: people die in similar ways year on year".

He concludes: Despite the frequent news broadcasts predicting economic Armageddon, there are very positive signs of a measure of confidence returning.

The official inquiry that followed was a whitewash, concluding, despite evidence to the contrary, that Hall had died of natural causes.

The UK's highest court ruled against Qatada in 2009, concluding – despite the Human Rights Act – that he could receive a fair trial in Jordan.

As he ultimately concludes, despite the attempts of the powerful to "program it down to the smallest detail... soccer continues to be the art of the unforeseeable".