Sentence examples for nevertheless accepted from inspiring English sources

All those things are nevertheless accepted as legitimate causes for termination.

He nevertheless accepted the job of ambassador to France in 1975, resigning again two years later.

The Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals nevertheless accepted that verdict and now the Supreme Court has closed the final door.

Jabhat al-Nusra, is affiliated to al-Qaeda but is nevertheless accepted by more moderate groups for its fighting prowess.

He had nevertheless accepted Ike's invitation, and he'd come to Iowa to glimpse a high-tech American farm, with a swarm of reporters.

Although the academic style of his teacher did not suit Renoir, he nevertheless accepted its discipline in order to acquire the elementary skills needed to become a painter.

Mayor Mark Sokolich thinks the visit is a bit premature and his feelings are still hurt, but he nevertheless accepts Christie's apology.

Indeed, Jean Louise/Lee herself, though passionately opposed to what her uncle and her father are saying, nevertheless accepts the general terms of the debate as the right ones.

The comparison was between the sort of less-effective kidneys that most surgeons would, nevertheless, accept for use and those that would usually be discarded.

During his time at the Home Office, Straw said, legal advisers had a tendency to offer advice but nevertheless accept "that there could be a different view … even on apparently open and shut issues".

While la Parisienne is shown, through the works of Renoir, Degas, Bonnard, Helleu and others, to be a more complicated and diverse woman - or range of women - than the accepted, symbolic view might have allowed, the exhibition nevertheless accepts, without question, the fundamental understanding that women were seen rather than seeing.