Sentence examples for Contrary concurred from inspiring English sources
The WHO criteria, on the contrary, concurred less well with the HAPO results.
Justice Kennedy took a contrary position in a concurring opinion of his own, concluding that "almost all social guests," even short-term ones, have a legitimate expectation of privacy.
And Mr. Justice POWELL, in his separate concurring opinion, obviously is less than comfortable, finds the case "close and difficult," ante, at 277, and writes to assure that his concurring vote preserves his contrary posture when the Court will be confronted with only "the mere presence or incidental conversation of an informant in a jail cell". Ibid.
Thus, contrary to the understanding expressed in the concurring opinion, I do not "read" anything "into the Fourth Amendment". Ante at 568.
Contrary to the fears expressed in the opinion concurring in the result, post, at 59, we express no view on the propriety of punitive awards in suits under the Landrum-Griffin Act.
Concurring with Oppy, A.M. Weisberger writes "contrary to popular theistic opinion, the logical form of the argument is still alive and beating".
The Democrats' position on Iraq is so "utterly untenable," Charles Krauthammer concurred, "that John McCain must seize the opportunity and, contrary to conventional wisdom, make the Iraq war the central winning plank of his campaign".
The facility Director must concur with the committee's recommendation to administer psychotropic medications contrary to the patient's or surrogate's wishes.
This observation concurs with a previous study in the same area [ 40] but is contrary to the expected neonatal survival gains conferred through institutional delivery [ 21].
