Sentence examples for despite criticisms from inspiring English sources

Despite criticisms concerning human rights abuses, Hassan was generally credited with having adroitly maintained the fragile unity of Morocco.

Iceland, Norway, and Japan, for example, continued to allow commercial whaling operations despite criticisms and protests from around the world.

"Despite criticisms, they have kept endorsing Mr. Ahmadinejad's policies, and the same policies have led to the current situation".

If David Cameron were to fall under the proverbial bus, 26% wanted William Hague to replace him, despite criticisms of the foreign secretary's recent performance.

Despite criticisms, its supporters claim it saves the country some £155m a year in education costs - 35 times as much as it receives in financial benefits.

Despite criticisms over its communications, the anonymised care.data initiative is an important step to unveiling both good and bad patterns in care.

The Race Relations bill was championed by many on the left, making its way through parliament despite criticisms that it was a weak piece of legislation.

It continued throughout the week, despite criticism.

Despite criticism, Richepin continued to write in his tough style.

Despite criticism, both George Osborne and David Cameron have insisted the cuts go ahead.

She perseveres, despite criticism and sabotage from the townsfolk.