And yet he persists in allowing a select band of neocons to influence decisions based on his own self-serving agenda.
By persisting in allowing five men back of the line, the committee has failed to eliminate the possibility of mass play; but at any rate those abominations guard-back and tackle-back have been prohibited, a consummation for which let us all be devoutly thankful.
But the government, for whatever reason, persists in allowing Wall Street firms to resolve big cases without admitting the obvious: the reason they are paying large fines is that they did something wrong.
If Beijing persists in allowing only loyalists on the ballot for chief executive in 2017, Occupy activists plan to paralyse Hong Kong's Central financial district to force a legitimate choice.
He won the election nonetheless, and has persisted in refusing to allow the public to see his returns.
Delays in the case persisted in order to allow the court to deal with additional allegations of misconduct.
Mr. Baker protested Mr. Petrocelli's argumentative tone, but the judge said that as long as the witness persisted in arguing he would allow such questions.
At the end of a year, if the two persisted in their folly they were allowed to marry in a melancholy ceremony.
Conditioned odors evoke enhanced glomerular activity and modify spatiotemporal response patterns, which would underlie long-term olfactory memory for the early-experienced odor, but also for learning-induced modifications that persist in the brain, allowing bees to better retrieve the information they have acquired a few days before.
And now let us return at last to the Metropolitan Samuel, who bought the first lot of scrolls and persisted in believing in their antiquity, who allowed them to be photographed by the scholars of the American School in Jerusalem, and was encouraged by these Americans to come to the United States in January , 1949
It has been recognized for many years that within-generation phenotypic plasticity is likely to play an important role in allowing populations to persist through periods of rapid environmental change (Baldwin 1896; Lloyd Morgan 1896; Charmantier et al. 2008; Lande 2009; Chevin et al. 2010; Nicotra et al. 2010).
