Despite his fluent recourse to regal metaphor, and despite the monarchical affectations of his predecessor, there is, he says, no reign that provides a model for his own tenure.
Ib Monty - director of the Danish Film Archive and one of the film-maker's few friends - once told me that Dreyer wasn't especially religious, despite his frequent recourse to religious themes, and this observation immediately shot down at least half the received notions I had about him at the time.
But with that additional encumbrance, and despite my frequent recourse to standing and walking around the perimeter of the room -- by mid-afternoon I was feeling increasingly prone to a sudden onset coma.
Despite its explanatory power, civil recourse theory is vulnerable to a potentially serious objection or else it seems to leave tort law vulnerable to such an objection.
Yet despite the lack of regulations or recourse, women continue to show up at Ragnarok, year after year, of their own volition.
Despite these distractions and the book's frequent recourse to econometric results, it is an easier read than Mr Panagariya's.The two economists agree on a lot.
Despite national guidelines in 2003 aimed at limiting the recourse to tonsillectomy and/or adenoidectomy (A/T), the latter are among the most frequent pediatric surgeries performed in Italy.
Despite popular perceptions, other non-EU residents subject to immigration control have no recourse to public funds like tax credits and Job Seeker's Allowance until they are granted permanent residence.
He continued, "Despite indications that a bill would pass the Assembly, it didn't, and we had no recourse but to sue".
Despite the problems of judicial delay, nonenforcement and corruption, it is increasingly possible for Russian businesses to find recourse in foreign courts.
