Sentence examples for even though the conduct from inspiring English sources

Hence, the U.S. issuer never received any "direct economic benefit". Here, it would be hard for the Division to make a finding of "direct economic benefit," even though the conduct was clearly culpable.

For example, an employer may file suit to stop conduct by a union that he reasonably believes is illegal under federal law, even though the conduct would otherwise be protected under the NLRA.

However, AOL is not entitled to recover duplicative damages on multiple theories arising from identical conduct; it may only recover damages once for the conduct, even though the conduct may meet the criteria for recovery under several theories.

2 If we are to give effect to the language and purpose of Congress, it would seem that we must reach the same result in the case of the naturalization court's mistaken or unwarranted finding of attachment to the principles of the Constitution, even though the conduct of the applicant and his witnesses at the naturalization hearing fell short of perjury.

Even though the conduct committee eventually said there was no substantial evidence of any wrongdoing, lower committees pointed the finger of suspicion at me for so long that my career was destroyed.' Another doctor, a consultant obstetrician from the North with an unblemished 10-year working record told how his NHS trust reported him to the GMC.

Additionally, Gardner contends that "there patently can be reasons, under some conditions, to discriminate on grounds of race or sex," even though the conduct in question is wrongful.

The hybrid film showed surface resistivity of 108 Ω even though the conducting polyaniline loading was only 10 wt% (or 1.5 wt% of polyaniline), and the mechanical performance as well as water resistance was significantly improved, making it suitable for antistatic application.

The poor rating often meant a study, even though well conducted, was too small or too short to be conclusive.

The court found that FOIA's exemption for "intelligence methods" applied even though the brutal conduct illuminated by these records is considered illegal by President Obama and a host of laws and treaties and is not covered by the C.I.A.'s charter.

He tried to convince people of the selfishness of human beings precisely because he wanted to help humans beings, even though this conduct placed him at great peril.

The F.A.A., however, concluded that the noise impact of the narrower route, christened the Tennis Climb, was permissible, even though the agency conducted a six-month test run last year — without telling the public — that yielded a flood of complaints.