Sentence examples for shall notwithstanding from inspiring English sources
If a State files such a petition, the State's existing regulation shall, notwithstanding subparagraph (A), remain in effect until the Commission completes all action (including any reconsideration) on such petition.
"[N]o negroes, mulattos or Indians, Jew, Moor, Mahometan [Muslims], or other infidel, or such as are declared slaves by this act, shall, notwithstanding, purchase any christian (sic) white servant....".
In the event that Part B of an Annex to this Regulation becomes applicable, the Commission shall, notwithstanding point 4 of Article 6(1), by the same date adopt a delegated act in accordance with Article 32 supplementing this Regulation by providing a definition of "directed fishing" for the purpose of applying Part B in the relevant fishing zone and to the fisheries concerned.
Paragraph (1) shall apply notwithstanding section 905(b) of title 5.
Any action instituted under this subsection shall survive, notwithstanding any change in the person occupying the office of Secretary or any vacancy in such office.
shall be charged, notwithstanding they may be considered articles of necessity .6.
If the Board finds that an emergency does not exist that requires the immediate application of the order in the interest of safety in air commerce or air transportation, the order shall be stayed, notwithstanding paragraph (2).
This shall be so notwithstanding the right of competent authorities to integrate public service obligations establishing maximum tariffs in public service contracts.
This section shall be given effect notwithstanding that a member is a failed member.
This section shall be given effect notwithstanding that a financial institution is a failed financial institution.
Unto whom notwithstanding, we shall not contentiously rejoin, or only to justifie our own, but to applaud or confirm his maturer assertions; and shall confer what is in us unto his name and honour; Ready to be swallowed in any worthy enlarger: as having acquired our end, if any way, or under any name we may obtain a work, so much desired, and yet desiderated of Truth.
