Sentence examples for based on contrary from inspiring English sources

The Supreme Court decided the issue by a narrow, 5-to-4 vote based on contrary readings of what authority had been granted to the F.D.A. by Congress.

1st DCA 1994) (where the court sustained a challenge to FBI DNA population frequency statistics based on contrary expert evidence and judicial opinions from other jurisdictions to show the data was not generally accepted in the scientific community). 2 Bass v.

"The pattern is set for a possibly historic rally based on the technical factors I use and also based on contrary opinion not what advisers think, but rather what the market is telling us about itself," says Gibbons. "The market is telling me it wants to retrace about 50% of the decline from the 2000 highs".

U.S. policy towards China, including the pivot itself, is based on contrary assumptions.

It's not based on contrary evidence, but rather on the assumption that certain things can't be true.

The government is understood to be considering changes to the refugee determination system to quickly reject more of the alleged "economic migrants", but Triggs said "a quickie process based on blanket assumption is directly contrary to Australia's obligation under international law, which provides that each individual must be assessed according to their own circumstances".

How do we make sense of what goes on around us? What are the core notions that all of our systematic knowledge is based on?" … Contrary to the Swiss developmental psychologist Jean Piaget, Spelke says that even newborns understand that things still exist when we can no longer see them.

All question, therefore, as to the power of the state to levy the merchants' tax based on the contrary contention, being without merit, may be put out of view.

In the book's introduction, he attacks the Vatican's 1998 statement on the Holocaust, arguing that the distinction it draws between the church's historic anti-Judaism, defined as "longstanding sentiments of mistrust and hostility" and Nazi anti-Semitism, "based on theories contrary to the constant teaching of the church on the unity of the human race" is not supported by the facts.

"We cannot ignore the difference which exists between anti-Semitism, based on theories contrary to the constant teaching of the church on the unity of the human race and on the equal dignity of all races and peoples, and the longstanding sentiments of mistrust and hostility that we call anti-Judaism, of which, unfortunately, Christians also have been guilty," the document said.

But the present article is based on the contrary assumption, that the etymological practice on display in the dialogue is seriously meant.