Sentence examples for even where it does from inspiring English sources

"The question is whether all parental smacking should constitute a criminal offense, even where it does not cause physical or mental harm," said Lord Lester of Herne Hill, from the Liberal Democratic opposition, who, like Mr. Blair, opposed a ban.

Presiding in the Oracle v Google trial, where the search giant was accused of violating Oracle's copyrights and patents, he had instructed the jury to assume that mimicking work-alike functionality can violate copyright even where it does not involve copying specific programming code.

And even where it does, such increases need to be accompanied by a positive cashflow spread above the cost of capital in order to produce long-lasting increases in a company's value, points out Rafael Resendes, co-founder of the Applied Finance Group, which provides services to institutional investors.Buttonwood will return to these and other thoughts the week after next.

The association between Jews and joking has become so powerful that Jewish humor is now all too easy to detect even where it doesn't really exist.

This yields a further motive for the dialogue-method (even where it does not lead Herder himself to any definite conclusion), in effect warranting the rhetorical question, And what does it matter to the cause of humankind and its discovery of truth whether those various opposing positions are advanced by different people or by the same person?

Pointing out that reasoning by analogy is not a necessary fact of life in all legal systems, and that, even where it does feature, it is still necessary to provide an explanation of the rationale of arguments from analogy, and the links between such arguments and coherence accounts of adjudication, Raz seeks to shift the burden of proof onto those who champion coherence.

For years, Amazon fought furiously against paying sales taxes in states where it had no warehouses (and even where it did).

Even where it did operate in much of Italy and in kingdoms such as France and Aragon the inquisition relied entirely on the secular authorities to arrest and execute those whom it named and to defray all its expenses.

Research and experience alike have shown microcredit is making a profound difference in borrower's lives, even in cases where it does not raise income levels, as even skeptics such as David Roodman have shown.

It should also be noted that the Latin propositio is best translated as 'sentence,' or even 'sentence-token,' where it does not mean instead 'premise.' To express 'proposition' in the modern sense, one would have had to speak, perhaps, of significatio).

Many Americans, especially in the Southeast and the country's western half (including Alaska, where Ms. Palin rules), often find public transit spotty even when and where it does exist.