Sentence examples for any action contrary from inspiring English sources

So that is our approach in the GCC, not to take any action contrary to that.

These are the people least likely of any of our citizens to take any action contrary to party interest.

In the closing Senate debate on a balanced budget amendment in 1994, Democratic leader George Mitchell said, "I understand the fear some have of taking any action contrary to prevailing public opinion.

"Any members found responsible for participating in any actions contrary to our risk management guidelines will be expelled.

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".

For the first time in the Court's history, it ruled that a law requiring one to merely vicariously enable another to take an action contrary to one's religious beliefs violates religious freedom.

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

When the financial downturn occurred that year, he listened to Secretary of the Treasury Hank Paulson and Chairman of the Federal Reserve Ben Bernanke and took the action necessary to avoid another Great Depression — action contrary to his deepest beliefs.

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".

p. 309, No. 3,715 (C.C.S.D.N.Y). (judgment founded on a cause of action contrary to the 'policy of our law, and does violence to what we deem the rights of our own citizen'); other cases indicate that American courts will refuse enforcement where protection of American citizens or institutions requires re-examination.