Sentence examples for nevertheless granted from inspiring English sources

The League of Nations nevertheless granted New Zealand a mandate over Western Samoa in 1920.

The court nevertheless granted him two unsupervised visits with the boys every week.

Such "marginal cases," in the detestable argot of modern moral philosophy, cannot participate in moral decision making any more than a monkey can, yet we nevertheless grant them rights.

And if the administration concludes that the new health care law does not allow a partial expansion of Medicaid, will it nevertheless grant waivers allowing states to try such an approach?

The app notes claim all keys are stored on device, but nevertheless granting an unknown developer full trust of wallet information, be it importing an existing wallet or creating a new one, is certainly ill-advised.

While the thin theist may want to emphasize the (remote) basis for some inference to a being that resembles human intelligence, they must nevertheless grant that we are left in a state of "profound ignorance" with a (weak and vague) idea that cannot serve to guide our lives in any way (D, 12.33/227).

The Regents can then approve the application or take no action, in which case the charter will nevertheless be granted after 30 days.

Nevertheless, Peter granted, "Nothing stays the same forever".

Nevertheless, God granted these women the honor of being the first witnesses to history's most momentous event.

The generation of tech leaders who grew up taking P.C.s and the World Wide Web for granted nevertheless inherited an admiration for Brand.

Nevertheless, Justice Eady granted Mahfouz a judgment by default, awarding him hundreds of thousands of dollars in damages and legal fees.