Sentence examples for notwithstanding held from inspiring English sources
The caucuses are directly at odds with the principles of one person, one vote and the secret ballot, which are — our electoral college notwithstanding — held sacrosanct in almost every democracy on earth.
Notwithstanding public education around there being no HIV cure, some men consulted traditional healers because they still held out a hope for being cured.
Even here temperature is intensive, the fact that points don't have proper parts notwithstanding, since it still holds that all the parts of a point which has a temperature have the same temperature.
Government policies can be helpful, notwithstanding the views held by a few demographers and the president of the United States.
Birnbaum and Stokes' "PR piece" notwithstanding, ICCVAM should be held responsible for failing to abide by its Congressional mandate to support the development and implementation of non-animal testing methods.
Notwithstanding this veiled dissent he held junior and middle rank ministerial office at the turn of the 1960s involving the Housing Ministry and the Board of Trade.
Notwithstanding popular misconceptions, the Court held that the Fifth Amendment does not establish a complete right to remain silent but only guarantees that criminal defendant may not be forced to testify against himself or herself.
Notwithstanding Hrdy's optimism, women are still left holding the baby.
Those limitations notwithstanding, Otlet's version of hypertext held a few important advantages over today's Web.
It doesn't seem so long ago that Newcastle were the champions of England, notwithstanding the monopoly that Leicester have held over that mantle since, but they trot out at Kingston Park today as the bottom club in the Premiership.
These hallucinogenically enhanced early days notwithstanding, the campfire idea worked: Temple held them in Somerset, by the Thames ("a bit of London Calling"), under the Westway flyover so mythologised on the Clash's debut album, and in New York, Los Angeles and Granada.
