Sentence examples for though under a from inspiring English sources
Being himself a federal, Urquiza passed a new constitution providing for a confederation of provinces, though under a strong presidentialist regime.
The nation exists in an arrested state of political development, though, under a monarchy anchored in a deeply conservative Islamic ideology that represses women's rights and excoriates foreign "infidels".
For much of his professional life, Mr. Noyce has done just that, moving from one crowd-pleasing spectacle to another, though under a different type of big top: the Hollywood studio system.
Demoralized Arab friends may feel they have no choice but to "go nuclear" to counter Iran, though under a smokescreen of anti-Israel rhetoric.
The idea of climate-smart eating is starting to catch on, evidenced by its inclusion in the latest report from a United Nations panel, though under a less catchy name, "demand-side options" for mitigation.
It was still in business, though under a new owner, and the postcards it produced looked very different indeed.
On October 21 , 1967 I was part of a huge crowd (though well under a quarter the size of today's gathering) that came to the Mall and then marched to the Pentagon in opposition to the American War in Vietnam.
People had until last Friday to submit views on the change, which does not require a change in the law but will go though under what is known as a statutory instrument.
The Lib Dem energy secretary Ed Davey allowed the process of fracking to resume last December – though under strict conditions – after an initial project caused tremors in Lancashire in 2011.
The 2006 RS 4 didn't go along with any of that, though; under its bonnet it had a big, muscular, very revvy normally aspirated 4.2-litre V8 engine, which was paired with, of all things, a manual gearbox.
Though under-nutrition remains an important issue in Mexico among lower income groups, obesity affects all economic groups and is increasing at greater rates within low-income than high-income populations [ 3, 4].
