In it, every accepted wisdom of the medium is contravened.
But a law established for a public reason cannot be contravened by a private agreement".
Spinoza argues that nature has a fixed and eternal order that cannot be contravened.
"Thus, in our opinion, no such right is contravened by the Scottish Independence Referendum (Franchise) Act 2013".
However, Mr Keville, acknowledging that they have the same policy, said: "I don't believe any of our policies were contravened.
Otherwise, we can assume that rules have been contravened and that lapdancing clubs are just another route into the sex industry at large.
Mr. Maazel is often accused of "micro-managing" his interpretations, as if the wishes of the composers were contravened and the natural ability of the players suppressed by willful control from the podium.
He was insistent in 2008, and is still is, that he was devoted to preserving a sense of order about Wall Street; despite the widespread questioning of banks' stability – and indeed, the certainty that some were nearly insolvent – Geithner insisted that no contracts would be broken, no old rules would be contravened.
While it is not clear how long Joel Klein, who took over the top job 19 months ago, will endure, many teachers have become used to ignoring orders and sticking to the methods they know best, assuming, usually correctly, that the orders would be contravened in two years.
A court in Mannheim, Germany, ruled in February 2009 against HTC in a patent fight with IPCom, allowing an injunction against sales of HTC phones using UMTS technology and setting a penalty of up to €250,000 (£216,000) each time the injunction was contravened.
