Sentence examples for nevertheless permitted from inspiring English sources

The Commerce Department approved all these exports despite strong warnings from the Pentagon, the first coming in November 1986 concerning Saad 16. Commerce nevertheless permitted the sale of hundreds of thousands of dollars' worth of sensitive computers and electronics to Saad 16, all after the warning.

If such a "blanket measure" is at odds with practices in some other European countries, Clarke continued, then it is nevertheless permitted because it is within the UK's so-called "margin of appreciation" – the flexibility allowed for local differences in regulations.

The Fox Broadcasting Company has a specific rule stating that the word "retard" or "retarded" cannot be said on their network, but this scene was nevertheless permitted.

Although associated treatments were not considered in this study, they were nevertheless permitted as long as they did not invalidate results.

It is a curious quirk of Scottish social life that, while we consider ourselves to be modern, enlightened and socially inclusive we nevertheless permit unimaginable psychological cruelty to be visited on animals each day at places such as Edinburgh Zoo.

Although the rules place a ban on abortion, they nevertheless permit procedures that could result in fetal death if the purpose is to prevent "a proportionately serious pathological condition of a pregnant woman".

While he invokes all the usual signifiers – the hair loss, the cancer scares – customarily reached for when writing about men whose lives have passed their highwater mark, he nevertheless permits his heroes to be happy.

This language, the Bureau maintains, indicates that Congress assumed that "any" officers from any agency in a forfeiture situation would be protected by sovereign immunity under FTCA, and passed the CAFTA amendment to nevertheless permit forfeiture claims.

Nevertheless, permits for the projects do not come easily, say developers, who must often offer a public benefit -- such as the dedication of a certain percentage of the property to affordable housing or a park -- in order to secure the necessary permits.

The motion, the product of extensive negotiations with the Labour leader, Ed Miliband, also promises that the UK will not deploy troops in ground combat operations in Iraq, a wording that nevertheless permits the presence of trainers, intelligence and special forces to help guide RAF jets and strengthen Iraqi and Kurdish forces.

Evidence for consistent mode effects may nevertheless permit routine adjustment to help manage such effects.