Sentence examples for notwithstanding ignored from inspiring English sources

At trial, lawyers for the Madoff trustee hope to lay out what they argue is substantial evidence that Wilpon and Katz, their status as mere investors notwithstanding, ignored ample evidence that Madoff's operation was too good to be true.

On the way out, they have surrendered two-years of compensation an important step for an industry that had too often responded to failure by lavishly paying those responsible.Its troubles notwithstanding (and ignoring an accounting shift tied to a restatement of the results for the first quarter), JPMorgan earned $4.6 billion.

Pataki's immediate response to all this bad news, courage and leadership notwithstanding, was to ignore it.

Domestic sentiment notwithstanding, Pakistan cannot ignore America's demands to curb extremists who use the country as their base for war in Afghanistan.

Microsoft will also focus more of its energies (read: money) trying to woo the family market, a slice of the population is has thus far ignored, Viva Piñata notwithstanding.

Notwithstanding the fact that they ignored other confounding factors such as a general vehicle technology advancement, which could also have led to the reduction of accident rates, their study clearly demonstrated that the use of RWIS information could potentially prevent accidents by prompt WRM operations.

The elder son, Edward Seymour (1561 1612), styled Lord Beauchamp notwithstanding the question of his legitimacy, was ignored as an heir when Elizabeth was on her deathbed; she chose the King of Scotland, who became James I of Great Britain.

Notwithstanding its critical success, Mr. Van Alen's Childs Building was completely ignored in the Landmarks Preservation Commission's comprehensive "Midtown West Survey" of 1979.

Notwithstanding good reasons for treating context as point of origin, its in-built complexity cannot be ignored.

Notwithstanding these dangers, it remains that the informal private sector is present and important in urban slums, and cannot be ignored in efforts to increase effective coverage of services.

Some rather hackneyed plot twists notwithstanding, Kitty's voice, by turns bewildered, selfish, and angry, and leavened by a dry wit, carries the book; she observes of her elder brother, a pompous novelist who ignored her as a child, "He'll regret it one day, when his biographer interviews me about his early life.