Sentence examples for despite having proposed from inspiring English sources

Prime minister Viktor Orbán coasted to re-election, despite having proposed no specific programme for the next four years other than "carry on".

But despite having proposed it, whimsically, as a journalistic expedition, I found myself surprised and even unnerved by the extent to which some experts I spoke with say there is a need to rethink an institution that so often fails.

Germany, which is dragging its feet on the banking supervisor despite having proposed the move in June, revived calls for an independent European budgets tsar based at the European Commission who would enjoy sweeping powers of enforcing fiscal rectitude by overruling national governments' and parliaments' budgetary policies.

One of the most publicised issues prior to the election was the tram extension from Victoria Square to the Adelaide railway station which the Liberals, despite having proposed the idea in their previous transport plan, now opposed.

Despite others having proposed similar ideas, skeptics immediately labeled it a hoax, putting it in the same category as perpetual motion machines.

However, despite literature that has proposed the importance of structural connectivity in the brain for creativity, the relationship between regional white matter integrity and creativity has never been directly investigated.

Despite previous studies have proposed the suitable solar fraction in different regions of China, the reasonable auxiliary heat source form in different regions should be somewhat different due to geographic variations and local conditions, and needs further study.

Some have long argued that despite Republican intransigence, Obama should have proposed politically impractical programs, including stimulus, and then when the economy slowed, he could blame the Republicans for fouling it up.

Past studies have proposed that despite long-term isolation, a lack of morphological divergence between northern and southern Wet Tropics lineages stems from a lack of divergent selection [e.g. 23].

Despite these limitations, policy makers have proposed changes in service provision on the basis of findings from the GPPS, and survey derived metrics are adopted within the key national metrics of UK healthcare provision.

Others have proposed that, despite a specific defect in complex I-dependent respiration and equal or increased ROS production, mitochondria of clk-1 mutants scavenge ROS more effectively than wild type due to the presence of DMQ9, leading to reduced oxidative damage [ 28].