Sentence examples for despite reiterating from inspiring English sources

Despite reiterating its belief that Parmalat had engaged in "one of the largest financial frauds in history" the SEC levied no fine, demanding only that Mr Bondi put in place governance reforms that he had already proposed.

Despite reiterating Tory attacks on end-to-end encryption, Shields did specify that it is not, in fact, government policy to push for the creation of backdoors in services.

However, despite reiterated calls for greater accountability and transparency [ 61] and a movement towards an 'audit society' [ 62], misrepresentation has remained high [ 63].

This is despite Instagram reiterating a ban on these businesses in November and threatening the accounts of people who employ them.

At sister chain Homebase, like-for-like sales were 0.6% wide of the 4.1% rise pencilled in by analysts, and the shares lost 6% on Thursday to 199.1p despite the company reiterating that it expected annual profits to hit City expectations of £127m.

Despite previous research reiterating that market orientation affects the performance of social enterprises, there has been little empirical examination of what social enterprises actually adopt in market orientation for deploying market-based resources (Liu et al. 2015; Dohrmann et al. 2015).

The Togo football team want to take part in the Africa Cup of Nations to honour those killed in a gun attack on the team bus, an African football official said today, despite the Togolese government reiterating its decision to withdraw the players.

Despite the estimate revision, Fortuna reiterating his buy rating.

The Guardian, who own a stake in the development, gave a glowing report - which neglects to disclose their involvement - by reiterating this statistic, despite there currently being only 260 properties of a total 2000 (13%) listed as affordable and social housing in the developer's online promotional material.

And now despite flare ups of racism and xenophobia following terrorist attacks, Zuckerberg is reiterating the fact that Facebook will remain a home for people of all beliefs.

This point is worth reiterating.