Sentence examples for despite the declaration of from inspiring English sources
Despite the declaration of a cease-fire in Jan., 1973, fighting continued.
Despite the declaration of the Entente Cordiale six years later, mutual suspicion did not die away as officially instructed (has it ever?).
Despite the declaration of Mr. Diess at VW, one exception to the trend of abandoning the auto show, at least in the United States, is Volkswagen.
Unrest continued to rage throughout the 1980s, despite the declaration of a state of emergency and the deployment of units of the South African Defence Force.
Despite the declaration of the ambulance drivers who said they had picked up the pair in another part of the city before bringing them to the hospital, Heras was sentenced to three years in prison.
Meanwhile, despite the declaration of a new social housing programme, behind the scenes immense pressure was being applied to delegates to ensure that what was possibly the last resolution ever to be debated at a Labour party conference actually reversed existing conference policy, which calls for councils to be treated fairly in the distribution of resources for building houses.
So despite what the Declaration of Wyre says, it is clear who the islands of Orkney and Shetland belong to.
Despite the declarations of their political leaders, many Americans hold surprisingly negative views of their health care system.
It's also worth considering that, despite the declarations of the headlines, the original study shows that breasts are ranked 4th as a reason for not exercising, behind lack of energy, time constraints and health reasons.
New South Wales 7/10 Queensland 10/10 Again, despite the declarations of self-confidence from the Blues camp, the Maroons have a massive advantage on paper – and here on the internet – at the scrumbase.
But in Sade, as in all perversion, and to a certain extent in the Kama Sutra – despite the declarations of liberty – there's no freedom for the participants to escape the limited repertoire of roles their fantasies assign them, or to be altered by one another.
