Sentence examples for notwithstanding the commitment from inspiring English sources
Democratic rights for members have been massively reduced, notwithstanding the commitment to give power to members through one-member one-vote ballots.Equally worrying is New Labour's repeated failure to obey its own rules.
In a statement within Maltby's accounts, KPMG said: "Notwithstanding the conditional commitment received from the company's shareholders to provide certain 'equity cure' funding relating to the covenant test periods to 31 December 2010, there is no certainty that such funding will be sufficient to effect all the cures required in relation to those test periods".
Notwithstanding the general commitment to third party authorization included in most of the above documents, there is a common underlying distinction between research in the pursuit of knowledge with a possibility and added intent of improving the patient's health, and research that simply aims to extend knowledge with no attempt at improving the patient's health.
So many critical issues as yet unresolved by mankind -- racism, genocide -- notwithstanding the lifelong commitment of Lanzmann and the best minds of his generation: Jean Paul Sartre, Albert Camus, Simone de Beauvoir and others around the world he has so exhaustively travelled.
(Details will vary by both state and employer). But if you made it clear that, pregnancy notwithstanding, you "wanted to make the commitment the job would require," Ms. Martin said, both sides could proceed in good faith.
Notwithstanding its commitment to public debate on this question, the government has sought to compel Apple to assist law enforcement in mobile device unlocking more than 80 times, largely through secret court filings.
The commitment extends both ways.
