Sentence examples for proceed notwithstanding from inspiring English sources

"Did we think we should proceed, notwithstanding the fact we could not get a second UN resolution?

If the president pardons his associates primarily out of a motivation to protect himself, those pardons would also be invalid as disloyal, and federal courts should probably allow those prosecutions to proceed notwithstanding the pardon; indeed, even if a president succeeds in releasing a pardoned criminal, a successor president would not have to recognize an invalid pardon.

To the extent that Omnicare was favorable to plaintiffs in allowing some suits to proceed notwithstanding belief or opinion qualifiers, this Article posits that boards need to exercise greater responsibility for disclosures, particularly with respect to legal compliance.

When a trial court declares a mistrial, it all but invariably contemplates that the prosecutor will be permitted to proceed anew notwithstanding the defendant's plea of double jeopardy.

With respect to the LJM partnerships, Skilling personally supported the board's decision to permit Fastow to proceed with LJM, notwithstanding Fastow's conflict of interest.

With the conference in Baghdad, Dr. Allawi and the Americans saw an opportunity to demonstrate that, the violence across the country notwithstanding, it was possible to proceed with the timetable for democracy laid down earlier this year, when Iraq was still formally an occupied country.

Iraq will then proceed to elections, the U.N.'s unhelpful Kofi Annan notwithstanding.

Significantly, in 1997, the court unanimously ruled that Clinton could be subject to a civil suit for sexual harassment during his term in office notwithstanding arguments that allowing the lawsuit to proceed would "interfere" with the conduct of his presidency.

L. 92 178 authorized maintenance of suit or proceeding against the United States notwithstanding provisions of section 1502 of Title 28 (relating to certain treaty cases).

To the extent that the lawyer recognizes potential conflicts of interest, as she would, for instance, if she concludes that her clients will be some individuals and not a partnership entity, she must counsel those persons to understand fully the implications of proceeding with one lawyer notwithstanding the risks of possible conflicts down the road.

The absolution of the designers for the declarations related to their individual earnings is at the same time blatant and dramatic, because, notwithstanding the same fact was ruled as non-existent by today's Court, the Internal Revenue Service might proceed with their operations against them, fining them for the excessive and surreal amount of money of more than 400 million Euros.