The judge ruled that Abdel Hakim Belhaj could not sue MI6 and the former foreign secretary Jack Straw, even though he admitted that parliamentary oversight and police investigations were "not adequate substitutes" for a decision by a court of law.
Isherwood is reticent here about sex, even though he admits that he is "steeped in sex up to the eyebrows".
And even though Mr. Clinton admitted that he had had an improper relationship with Ms. Lewinsky, his troubles are not over.
But the final scene does not convey that justice has been done, even though Faustus admits that his fate is just.
However, earlier this year Alex Rodriguez revealed that he was on the list, even though he admitted that he didn't always know what the uniform really said.
But Mr Kim denies he has a uranium programme, even though Pakistan admits that a disgraced nuclear scientist, Abdul Qadeer Khan, sold him about 20 uranium-spinning centrifuge machines, and North Korea has attempted to buy other related equipment on the black market.
In an attempt to avoid a public split, Mr Cameron ordered Tory ministers to abstain – even though they admitted that the backbench plan could be illegal under the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR).
When she had finished, Obama said, "The voice of that woman is worth paying attention to," even though he admitted that he disagreed with much of what she had said.
Mr. Parker continues to measure whether blacks are fairly represented by the number of blacks elected, even though he admits that white officeholders may be responsive to black constituents, because he says such responsiveness is unquantifiable.
Norway's foreign ministry steered clear, but is considering chipping in for Cambodia's Miss Landmine, tentatively set for 12 months' time, even though Traavik admitted that some international aid agencies had dismissed the first contest as a "freak show".
Even though he admits that Clinton's success can be laid to his talent for staying five minutes behind our collective caprice, Rapaille believes that deeper cultural forces kept Clinton's popularity improbably high.
