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If the school system examined the number of Muslim and Jewish students, Halber said, "they might be surprised". Despite the commitments in Northern Virginia, leaders with the interfaith group are not convinced that all teachers are following the directives.
Despite the commitments and support of corporate giants, states and cities, religious leaders, military leaders, a majority of citizens and NEARLY EVERY NATION ON THE PLANET - Republicans threaten to shred Obama's climate commitments, derail the Clean Power Plan and end the 40-year crude oil export ban.
The results showed that despite the commitments to and potential benefits of new technology in the NHS across the UK, it is clear 'that its adoption within the health care sector is slow and disparate' [ 14].
Moreover, few countries have significantly increased public spending on the social sectors, as a proportion of total government expenditure, despite the commitments to do so in most PRSPs and the overall improvement in the public finances of most countries prior to the onset of the global crisis in 2008.
Despite the commitment from the industry, incidents still occur with similar root causes, impacting major companies in various ways.
Despite the commitment of successive American presidents, and despite near-consensus worldwide on the outlines of an agreement, Arab-Israeli peace has kept receding out of reach.
Despite the commitment of a car, fuel and six hours of his employee's time, he refused to accept any payment.
Despite the commitment for more coordination between the countries, Mr. Mnuchin's trip comes at a particularly complicated time for the region.
Despite the commitment of more troops by Mr. Obama and a new strategy that has emphasized the protection of Afghan civilians, few in Afghanistan believe that a functional government that holds the country together can be created on the timetable outlined.
Despite the commitment of close to 200 billion euros ($260 billion) in bailout funds to two economically stricken nations — Greece and Ireland — borrowing costs across the continent rose as investors worried about the growing risks.
