Despite this scholars have identified the judiciary as having the capacity and willingness to dispute executive power and to produce an alternative narrative to counteract the executive action of the government in migration matters (Pickering and Weber 2012; Mitsilegas, 2015b; Aliverti & Bosworth, 2017).
Despite the scholar-officials' suspicion and disdain for powerful merchants, the latter often colluded with the scholarly elite.
Despite this, scholar Lynn Z. Bloom asserted that Angelou's autobiographies and lectures, which he called "ranging in tone from warmly humorous to bitterly satiric", have gained a respectful and enthusiastic response from the general public and critics.
Despite pleas from scholars for more time to rescue artifacts, Turkish officials have refused to hold back the flood; the country is in desperate need of electric power.
Despite what some scholars have dubbed the "romantic racialism" of some white abolitionists, all factions of the abolition movement would share this programmatic commitment to black civic and political equality.
Using a portable fingerprinting machine flown in from Washington for the interviews, the Americans were seeking to expedite the granting of study visas to the three scholars, despite Israeli concerns.
A selection from a collection of rare early printed books and manuscripts will be auctioned at Sotheby's in June, despite protest from scholars that the collection should remain intact.
"The world won't crumble," Bruce Ackerman, a professor at Yale Law School, told Emily Bazelon of the Times, whose "quick poll" of five constitutional scholars, despite its small sample size, established this as a consensus view, at least in the faculty lounge.
Despite these advantages, scholars have criticized newspaper data for their presumed sensitivity to selection, description and researcher bias.
Islamic teachings basically disavowed the existence of contagious disease, despite some Arabic scholars thinking otherwise at the time.
