Sentence examples for notwithstanding to do from inspiring English sources

So, by extension, the conversation is about whether each of us has a moral responsibility — laws notwithstanding — to do all we can to prevent a tragedy like the one that occurred in Sanford.

The McCains' ten homes and thirteen cars notwithstanding, everything to do with the McCain campaign has the frowsy feeling of a town next to a military base.

Personally, I like trees a lot better than buildings, but my personal opinion notwithstanding, you have to do what's legally proper".

Notwithstanding, the best thing to do is to legally document medical directives so that no one will have to decide someone's fate under considerable stress and later wonder if the right choice was made at that moment.

I doubted before the argument that the court would move in that dramatic direction (notwithstanding the invitation to do so extended by Olson and Boies) and nothing today changed that.

One of the more exhaustively demonstrated facts to have come out of the trials of Timothy McVeigh and Terry Nichols is that, initial appearances to the contrary notwithstanding, the militias had nothing to do with the bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building, on April 19 , 1995

First is an all-Spanish version of Peter Pan entitled (what else?) Peter Pan - El Musical; second is the transfer south of that popular Edinburgh Festival favourite Into the Hoods, a show that, its title notwithstanding, has precisely nothing to do with Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine's 1987 Broadway musical.

Would it destroy Iran's nuclear development -- which it has every right to do notwithstanding Israel's singular objections?

Sharp knives and hot boiler plates notwithstanding, there is plenty to do around the kitchen for kids of all ages.

Similar color palettes notwithstanding, Burton has nothing to do with ABC's "Once Upon a Time in Wonderland," which premieres Thursday.

"It makes a huge amount of sense for them to do it, notwithstanding the fact they could walk through the door of most public officials already".