The phrase "affair contrary" is not a standard expression in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing situations or events that are in opposition to each other, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "The affair contrary to our expectations left everyone in shock."
Alternatives: "situation opposed" or "event contrary".
That would, it held, "excessively entangle the court in religious affairs, contrary to the First Amendment".
Yang felt that human beings should live pleasurably, which for him implied a life in which both selfish inaction and selfless intervention in human affairs would be contrary extremes; instead, one should lead a natural life by cultivating and following one's innate natural tendencies.
Israel does not interfere in internal political affairs of the United States — contrary to the article's insinuation — and greatly values the wide bipartisan support it enjoys in America.
Far from being a true historical parallel to the current crisis in foreign affairs, the Casablanca conference, contrary to Powers's misinformed assertion, stands as a vivid demonstration of the difference between the statecraft of the Roosevelt administration and the heavy-handed manipulations of Washington today.
Cases this year in which the court struck down state incursions into the federal government's authority in foreign affairs were not the contrary, he said, reflecting instead "the classic 18th-century notion that where we need the federal government, we need it internationally".
Non-canonical elements in the film included Dredd repeatedly showing his face (he never does in the comics) and embarking on a love affair with fellow Judge Hershey (contrary to the laws of Mega City One).
What is more dubious is how Myanmar continues to deny this state of affairs, despite evidence to the contrary.
Earlier this month, the Israeli minister for Jerusalem and diaspora affairs, Natan Sharansky, announced that contrary to official French estimates, anti-Semitic incidents in France had in fact doubled in 2003 and that if the French government didn't address the problem, it could expect a massive exodus of Jews to Israel.
Quite the contrary, she said: because affairs with barracks mates were so much a part of ordinary wartime experience the hoopla seemed simply prurient.
There is a second reason why one cannot presume that Mrs. Clinton's email practice would've been disapproved as contrary to the foreign affairs regulations.
