Jones has nevertheless attempted to import into the courtroom the sound-bite philosophy that has characterized McVeigh's defense.
Nevertheless, attempting to engage ordinary citizens en masse directly on issues such as these is almost unique and eminently laudable.
A clique of diehards nevertheless attempted to assassinate the new prime minister, Admiral Suzuki Kantarō; but by September 2, when the formal surrender ceremonies took place, the way had been smoothed.
Originally appearing in a Swedish newspaper, and reprinted on his Web site under the unsubtle title "Killing Babies," the essay nevertheless attempts to stake out a subtle middle ground between Peter Singer's extreme utilitarianism and anti-abortion absolutism.
Nevertheless, attempts to impose closer settlement, interfere with local agricultural techniques, and extract forced labour combined with natural disasters to produce extremely high morbidity and mortality rates in the early years of company rule.
Finally, there's just enough time to squeeze in a quick mention of Joe, the new film from David Gordon Green, and starring Nicolas Cage as a violent southern redneck with an uncontrollable temper who nevertheless attempts to live his life according to a decent moral code.
According to the board of the club's parent company, Birmingham International Holdings, Yeung, who is serving a six-year prison sentence in Hong Kong, is nevertheless attempting to force three BIHL directors to be removed and three of his own associates to be appointed, apparently including his partner and his driver.
Montgomery nevertheless attempted a thrust to cross the Rhine River at Arnhem, the British 1st Airborne Division being dropped ahead there to clear the way for the 2nd Army; but the Germans were just able to check the thrust, thus isolating the parachutists, many of whom were taken prisoner.
They nevertheless attempted to circumvent the rules and were caught.
A comparison is nevertheless attempted in a model problem wherein the initial vorticity distribution is continuous.
