Sentence examples for despite proposals from inspiring English sources

Despite proposals for an army aviation brigade to begin training there soon, the army promises not to expand the site for at least five years.

Well, the event is still called the Holocaust memorial day, despite proposals that the title should be more inclusive, and moreover, the Holocaust Educational Trust addressed Bunglalwala's concern that Rwanda and Srebrenica had actually been commemorated in past HMD events.

The BBC will carry on producing its big hit shows such as EastEnders, Strictly Come Dancing and Top Gear, despite proposals to open up BBC schedules to independent producers.

Despite proposals to rein in risky banking activity and compensation in the United States, which could add to the list of changes they must make, Mr. McKillip and Mr. Lyublinsky are optimistic about the market and say they are eager to take on the likes of Goldman Sachs and foreign banks like Credit Suisse that did not receive government aid.

Despite proposals from France and Italy, the European Union has eschewed any common fiscal approach to the crisis, mainly because Germany refuses to be drawn into a scheme for fear of being burdened with the costs of rescuing non-German banks.

Despite proposals that a fixed limit be set for the number of guns allowed to be sold informally before background checks kick in, Obama is announcing instead that any volume of transactions could force the seller to obtain a license if other hallmarks of professional activity are detected – something opponents argue could be used to persecute those simply making a sale to a friend or relative.

So, true simplification may be a long way off, despite the proposals being floated in Washington.

But despite numerous proposals since the park's founding in 1998, no development has gone forward on Pier 40.

Yet despite many proposals, the United States has not created a medical Peace Corps to help improve the health of people in poor countries.

Pamela The least assuming sister, Pamela stayed out of the headlines (despite several proposals from John Betjeman and a long-term female companion in later life).

A 2013 European Parliament report titled 'Sexual Education in Europe' said despite "many proposals and compromises [made] during the last 30 years", the Ministry of Education must still consider the conservative "views of the Church".