Sentence examples for actions contrary from inspiring English sources

Yet before the book is done, all four will take actions contrary to their natures.

The same principle holds with regard to executive actions contrary to the Constitution.

But it can be a serious liability when actions contrary to the principles of the movement are associated with it.

Investigators will determine if Airman Gruber violated California military code, including the guard's general article, which forbids actions "contrary to the good order and discipline of the service".

"The government should confirm that guidance has been issued to staff, and safeguards put in place, to ensure that in sharing intelligence with the US government and military, the UK government does not inadvertently collude in RPA or other counter-terrorist actions contrary to international law," the report recommends.

He then sent out an agency-wide memo, in which he warned that several "individuals, in a session with our congressional overseers, took a position in direct opposition to one that we had corporately decided to follow.... Actions contrary to our decisions will have a serious adverse effect on our efforts to transform N.S.A., and I cannot tolerate them".

Rather than anarchism or quietism, this meant instead taking no human action contrary to the natural fluctuation of the cosmic Way (Dao).

A report published on Tuesday, Unethical London, drawn up by the Unite Hotel Workers branch, rightly charges that, in London, global hotel chains harass, block and intimidate to stop collective union action, contrary to global employment agreements.

It is true that the constitution calls for member states "to actively and unreservedly support" a common EU foreign policy and "refrain from action contrary to the Union's interests".

The draft constitution clearly states that "member states shall actively and unreservedly support the union's common foreign and security policy in a spirit of loyalty and mutual solidarity" and shall "refrain from action contrary to the union's interests or likely to impair its effectiveness".

The PaineWebber letter stated: "Any financial adviser who sends an e-mail in the middle of the night to dozens of firm clients urging them to take an action contrary to Warburg's research recommendation, without informing the clients of that recommendation or obtaining the necessary review and approval, would be treated the same as Mr. Wu".