Sentences with phrase «despite deep concerns»

Mr Coulson refusal to sign a confidentiality cause despite deep concerns from Mr Cameron has been interpreted by critics as further evidence of the Cameron - Osborne team's desperation to get the Murdoch clan on - side.

Despite my deep concern about climate change and the state of the world, when my Sunday New York Times arrives on my doorstep (and, yes,...

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Despite our differences, Buchanan and I share a deep concern for the effects of free trade on U.S. workers.

Hence, despite the wide - ranging agreement between Whiteheadians and deep ecologists, despite the generous inclusion of Whitehead by Naess and Shepard, and despite the importance of working together on our shared agenda, it seems better to think of two separate communities concerned to reshape the modern Western attitude and behavior toward the natural world.

Despite rising threats and an uncertain world, there is increasing concern that UK's planned strategic defence review in 2015 will be bleak indeed for the defence sector and especially those on the front line as austerity bites deeper.

More than that, despite the surplus of violence in the pilot film, it is refreshing to see a television drama about young people in which the protagonists are doing something besides drugs, in which their concerns run deeper than clothes and dates... It could get terrific.

Despite news concerning Capcom's action RPG title, Deep Down, has been sparse in the past months, Sony, alongside Capcom have profusely reassured fans that the game remains in development.

And despite widespread skepticism, concern and even mistrust, I am certain the art market is deep and not under threat due to fundamental shifts in global patterns of consumption.

Despite quoting concerns about the weakening global supply of lithium, a key component in smartphone batteries, some industry watchers believe LG wouldn't be rethinking its approach to smartphones if its current endeavors in the segment weren't on the brink of staying deep in the red for three years in a row.

The Committee expresses its deep concern that, despite the efforts and achievements of the State party, the indigenous populations of Australia continue to be at a comparative disadvantage in the enjoyment of economic, social and cultural rights, particularly in the field of employment, housing, health and education (UN Doc E / C.12 / 1 / Add.50, 1 September 2000)

Most young people feel that a good marriage and family life are very important, and many expect to marry for a lifetime, fulfilling their deepest needs.i Despite the importance we place on marriage and family, many of us are also concerned with divorce rates that have more than doubled since the last half of the twentieth century.ii In response to the high rates of divorce, a growing trend has emerged that focuses on developing a healthy marriage, rather than just the act of marriage.