Sentence examples for despite stipulating from inspiring English sources

Obviously we've seen the same sort of thing in recent months with Chris Christie, who despite stipulating time and again he wasn't going to run for President, ultimately had to give an hour-long press conference where he gave the same answer over and over again.

Out-of-pocket expenditures were reported as particularly difficult in this non-BPHS area, even for higher-income users and despite regulations stipulating services in public facilities be provided free-of-charge.

This new facility was used only as Sunday school because, said the local clergy, the Board of Education put too many administrative obstacles and demands in their way, such as stipulating such a small attendance roll as to render any day school uneconomic and insisting on a dedicated playground despite there being a large open space next door that was traditionally used for that purpose.

Yet despite these key instruments stipulating the existence of both types of rights, much of the energy directed at promotion of human rights in the 20th century was spent on political grandstanding between the West and the USSR over which type of right was more important.

Despite a separation agreement stipulating that he cease all involvement in Buy.com, Blum began talking to friends at the company who called him to criticize Hawkins' moves as Buy.com's losses mounted.

No law stipulating a process for naturalization exists in Israel.

But for our purposes stipulating Temperate Justified Belief will serve).

Language stipulating no $$ for border wall.

Ask for more money without actually stipulating a number.

When asked about this during the NPR interview, Mr. Obama indicated that he was not yet ready to stipulate an "or else," despite the fact that several American presidents before him have demanded settlement freezes in Israel and been ignored.

The two men frequently sniped at one another even on issues where they agree, and reprised their campaign-long disagreements over the economy, energy, education and other domestic issues despite ground rules that stipulated the debate cover international affairs.