And the lawyer could settle the suit with the designated defendants "notwithstanding the objections of the United States"–that is, the objections of the entity on whose behalf it was supposedly filed if a court so agreed.
But today's stall-out notwithstanding, the objections don't seem to have scuttled the possible bargain: The stiffest public opposition to the deal-in-the-making been confined to activists and ideological flame-keepers, and the crucial legislative voices are still on-side with their leaders.
Notwithstanding the objections of the city health code, which lists "live animal in establishment" as a "critical violation" for a business that prepares food, City Room has generally found the cats at its local bodegas to be adorable and/or noble, and fun to visit with.
Notwithstanding public objections to xenotransplantation among sections of the community, the introduction of permissive laws sought to protect local research and economic interests in the Swiss pharmaceutical industry.
Those objections notwithstanding, the government seems determined to move ahead.
Objections notwithstanding, my father had made a discovery.
Notwithstanding the fundamental objections of Janssen, and frequently in the name of pragmatism, many studies [ 10- 13] have employed the heuristic CME to obtain a coarse-grained stochastic description of various complex networks.
notwithstanding the objections of David Davis and others.
And last week, Gov. Ralph Northam (D), a recipient of direct and indirect Dominion largesse totaling more than $197,000 over the course of his career, signaled that the legislation would receive his signature, notwithstanding the objections of his attorney general.
Notwithstanding the Peasant Party's objections, in November 1918 representatives of the National Council, the Yugoslav Committee, and the Serbian government signed the Geneva declaration calling for the establishment of a South Slav state with a form of government to be decided by a national Constituent Assembly.
