Sentence examples for despite having asserted from inspiring English sources

Go to TradeSports.com » The prosecutor, Sean M. Berkowitz, asked Mr. Skilling on Wednesday if he had been considering taking a job as chief executive of Lucent Technologies shortly after he resigned from Enron, despite having asserted that he left primarily to spend more time with his family.

Despite resigning, Fownes Luttrell had asserted his influence and control over both seats and, in 1780 his son Francis was elected alongside John Fownes Luttrell, who remained one of the MPs until 1806 and went on to sit again from 1807 to 1816; his other son, Thomas, and John's son (also called John) were also elected subsequently.

Despite her surname, her critics have asserted, she is neither bilingual nor bicultural.

She had asserted that despite his liberal stances, Mr. Martinez, a Roman Catholic and a member of the National Rifle Association, was out of touch with his constituents because he opposed late-term abortions and gun control.

Despite various challenges, Scotland is generally regarded to have asserted its independence from about 843, until the official unification with England took place in 1707.

Despite devoting so much time to the series, Radcliffe has asserted that he did not miss out on a childhood like other child actors: "I've been given a much better perspective on life by doing Potter".

He and Bhutto have asserted their innocence in the corruption cases; despite the many allegations, neither has been convicted of any crime in Pakistan or anywhere else.

He should have, asserted Cleitophon.

Britain and France have asserted that such evidence exists.

We have asserted no such thing.

Nigel Farage has asserted authority by denouncing Bloom.