"Notwithstanding all the progress made, it remains indisputably and demoralisingly the case that we are not winning," he said, noting that at least 10m hectares of forest continue to be lost each year, with "new fronts of deforestation opening all the time".
The progress made is reported.
Notwithstanding the tremendous progress made in the exploration of the Earth's deep structure during the first half of the 20th century, realization of this goal was severely limited until the 1960s because of the laborious effort required to evaluate theoretical models and to process the large amounts of earthquake data recorded.
Notwithstanding the general progress made within the two last centuries in favour of this branch of liberty, & the full establishment of it, in some parts of our Country, there remains in others a strong bias towards the old error, that without some sort of alliance or coalition between Govt. & Religion neither can be duly supported.
Notwithstanding the great progress made in the diagnosis and treatment of Müllerian adenosarcoma, its rarity and its heterogeneous behavior make difficult to set up well-defined therapeutic protocols.
Notwithstanding significant progress made in decreasing overt discrimination, discriminatory tactics aimed at disempowering minority voters continue to plague the American electoral process.
The Black Lives Matter campaign highlights ongoing racial profiling and brutality against African-Americans and peoples of color by the police, notwithstanding the decades of progress made by Civil Rights Movements.
Notwithstanding the progress that has been made, when the Fed's monetary policymaking committee - the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) - met this week to review the economic situation, we could hardly be satisfied.
Important progress made by international committees such as the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision and the Financial Stability Board notwithstanding, there seem to be increasing signs of unilateral, extraterritorial action by major jurisdictions, including the United States.
Notwithstanding the progress in monitoring AIDS around the world, the aforementioned approaches still remain respondent-oriented because information is only collected from selected respondents.
