Sentence examples for despite the language of from inspiring English sources
But proving a violation of the disclosure rules, or that the comptroller's office was misled, is not necessarily a slam dunk despite the language of the Senate subcommittee report.
The footnote in Casey, the court argued, "did not state that the Conference Committee Report set out the correct interpretation" of the provision, "much less that the Report was sufficient, despite the language of the statute, to provide the clear notice required under the Spending Clause".
Despite the language of the Dominican Constitution, this decision stripped the citizenship of generations of Dominican citizens, applying retroactively to 1929 onward.
The inclusion criteria were: (1) studies in the mentioned four databases with full text, despite the language of original text; (2) studies reporting anti-HCV positive rates among blood donors in Chinese Mainland; (3) studies using anti-HCV as a detection index of HCV.
Despite that, the language of this concession cannot be changed, or swept away.
It was a measure of Mr. Tendulkar's gifts that he achieved worldwide fame despite writing in Marathi, the language of his home state, Maharashtra, in west central India.
Nor was it newsworthy that the president, despite his decision to abandon the language of "stay the course" in Iraq, told these rightwing stalwarts that he was indeed prepared to stay the course.
Yet, despite the apparent power of the language of rights expressed by patient groups, there was considerable uncertainty about the status of such rights, about their legal standing, and whether such rights should apply to individuals, or to the whole population.
It is notable that English proficiency did not predict membership in any of the symptomatic classes, despite research suggesting that proficiency in the language of the host country is associated with poorer mental health outcomes [ 40, 41].
He admired the language of the CP and, despite retaining Labour party membership, was identified as a fellow traveller.
The struggle for full religious liberty is underway in Malta as well--despite the language in the Constitution of Malta that "all persons in Malta shall have full freedom of conscience and enjoy the free exercise of their respective mode of religious worship".
