Sentence examples for despite the separate from inspiring English sources

This is despite the separate U.S. strategy, or "surge" against the Taliban in the south of Afghanistan, which is supported by NATO but has little to do with the original terms of the U.N. mandate.

The arrests in the soldiers' killings at a site only five miles from where the police officer was killed gave new currency to suggestions that the two attacks might have been closely coordinated, despite the separate claims of responsibility.

In a statement, the conference president, Cardinal Timothy Dolan of New York, claimed that — despite the separate policy accommodation — "there remains the possibility that ministries may yet be forced to fund and facilitate" what he called "morally illicit activities".

Despite the separate divisions for generation, transmission and distribution under the ministry, the electricity sector acts as a vertically integrated monopoly without the benefit of independent regulation.

In contrast, the coordinate expression of the K8 and K19 genes occurs despite the separate chromosomal locations of K8 on chromosome 12 and K19 on chromosome 17.

A further source of dispute was that data from patients with mild AD in one of the trials (MD-12) 10 were included despite the separate availability of data (in Winblad et al (2007) 11) for just the subgroup of patients with moderate AD, which falls within the licensed indication.

Despite the 2 separate seasonal peaks of infection, care should be exercised throughout the year.

Despite these separate considerations, the commonality of purpose the preservation and maintenance of health must not be lost sight of.

There were two outstanding poets on the shortlist, both from Northern Ireland, and both, despite the generation separating them, forever linked in friendliest competition: Heaney and Paul Muldoon.

White, who had retired in France, knew this guide would be his last, but, as the Times noted: Despite the miles separating the guide's two authors, Mr. White's role is hardly insignificant.

Despite the centuries separating them, these novels use lists to address some fundamental problem in articulating not simply the nature of human experience (which is, to some extent, what all fiction attempts to do), but the bewildering fact of human existence itself.