Sentence examples for decided regardless from inspiring English sources

Terry will now also bring in legal representation because the F.A. has decided, regardless of the judge's verdict in criminal court, that Terry does have a case to answer under its disciplinary code.

The school decided regardless of what the two college students thought, and regardless of them both engaging in the same activities, John Doe needed to be punished.

And, of course, voters still have to decide, regardless of what the polls are predicting, which party will control Congress.

The idea with "Your Turn" is that it lets users decide – regardless of gender – who makes the first move, and then reminds users when it's their turn to respond.

I wrestled with the decision to be tested for quite some time, and ultimately decided that regardless of the test results, I had to do more to protect myself and stay aware of my risk of developing breast cancer.

The basis for the challenge will come from Bob Jones University vs. the United States, in which the Supreme Court decided that, regardless of their First Amendment rights, religious universities could not retain their exemption and discriminate against interracial couples.

The UN should not function like a dictatorship in which only the alpha males can decide -- regardless of their stance on essential values like human rights.

But in interviews on Staten Island this month, it was apparent that many, if not most, Liberian exiles there had decided to stay regardless of whether Mr. Obama postponed the deadline, resigning themselves to staying under the radar of immigration officials.

He added that a new U.S. head is due to start in a few months, but because Deezer had already planned this rollout for this summer, it decided to proceed regardless.

This is despite the fact that I decided to return regardless of whether the situation is good or bad, because I really don't have another choice".

Later when he recalled that he had decided to vote regardless of the political consequences, he remarked "the job's not that good anyway".