Sentence examples for even though he maintained from inspiring English sources

He said he would not hold up the distribution of school aid because of the legal problems he saw in the budget, even though he maintained that the Legislature had altered the school aid appropriations in unconstitutional ways.

But two years later he was forced out amid a furor over his pay, even though he maintained that the stock exchange's directors, who included many Wall Street executives, approved his compensation.

Coulson said he took "ultimate responsibility" for the scandal, even though he maintained he had been unaware of any hacking.

Coulson said he took "ultimate responsibility" for that scandal, even though he maintained he was unaware of any phone hacking by his journalists.

Critics mocked him for claiming his home was in Dodge City, the iconic former Wild West town, even though he maintained a residence in the Washington area.

The difference, he suggested, is one of proportion, even though he maintained his responsibility to use U.S. power to protect Americans.

Given the impasse at the United Nations, and with Turkey and France the only allies publicly supporting an American-led intervention, Mr. Obama's desire to seek the blessing of Congress (even though he maintains he does not legally need it) is understandable.

The steely attitude he displayed yesterday was at odds with his usually relaxed persona, even though he maintains that the pressure ahead of Sunday's contest is no more than usual.

Hours after Swiss Life announced that it had dismissed Mr. Chaplowski, Mr. Bührer resigned as president of the Free Democratic Party, a partner in the Swiss government, even though he maintains that he warned the board about Long Term Strategy in 2000.

The possible departure of Holik, a team leader with 10 years on the club, may be a distraction for the Devils as the season progresses, even though he maintains he will stay focused on his job.

Here, New Yorker Ezra Koenig's guitar playing sounds like it could slip unnoticed into an African highlife number, even though he maintains that it was influenced by Irish folk and accordion music.