Sentence examples for introduced despite from inspiring English sources

Genetically engineered crops have been introduced despite inadequate demonstrations of their safety or need.

A cut in official drinking limits to 14 units a week for men, down from 21 units, was introduced despite criticism from academic advisers, according to emails released under freedom of information laws.

That makes traveling alone a bit more lonely than it is in places like Turkey or Lebanon, where you might be invited to someone's house within minutes of being introduced, despite not speaking the same language.

That particular prohibition was introduced despite advice to the contrary from the government's advisory council on the misuse of drugs and the House of Commons Home Affairs Committee.The Conservative Party is having none of that.

The re-writing of the law is being introduced despite widespread public concern about the health and environmental impact of fracking and in the face of overwhelming public resistance from ordinary people.

A network structure introduced despite community indifference or reservation, which can include opposition by influential organizations, is likely to fail [ 46, 64].

· The Northern Ireland Office was "not overly enthusiastic" about attempts by senior RUC and MI5 officers to introduce guidelines "despite representations at the highest levels". · This issue was also considered extensively at cabinet level and ministers were clearly aware that the agents were being run without guidelines.

Our results suggest that hard structures in engineered subtidal habitats may benefit some species that select for these introduced structures despite these structures not occurring historically.

Indeed, Colton the Schipperke is introduced seventh despite being ineligible for Best in Show (even though no one in the crowd has been made aware unless they've been checking the news on their phones).

The new Government appears, however, to have shelved plans for a review of an industry code introduced a year ago, despite its having been a "total failure", according to Dave Turnbull of the Unite union.

Research in the borough of Haringey in north London found just a handful of the 747 households affected by the cap have secured a job or increased their working hours since it was introduced six months ago, despite intensive and personalised support from councils and local jobcentres.