Sentence examples for cases contrary from inspiring English sources

He said the country would not "violate the existing international norms applicable for such cases, contrary to allegations voiced in Kiev".

For TC1507, positive signals were observed in some cases, contrary to the real-time detection.

In these cases, contrary to Nickel sensitivity, we never found gastrointestinal symptoms.

In many cases, contrary to Armenian law, there is no formal work agreement between the children and their employer and little to no control over the children's working conditions.

Each well defined biogeographical unit is occupied by a single monophyletic lineage, while any phylogenetic substructure within such groups frequently reflects the geographical subdivision of these wider areas, in many cases contrary to expectations from morphological similarities.

However, we only observed weak and inconstant expression of this Hsp in most tumour cases contrary to human breast cancer in which high levels of Hsp27 have frequently been found [ 8, 10, 13, 63, 64].

Cowan's lawyers submitted the reasons for Carmody's disqualification included apprehended bias that sprang from his "perceived reluctance … to decide the case contrary to the strong publicly expressed views of [his] public supporter", child victim advocate Hetty Johnston.

The defendants appeared at Prestatyn magistrates court charged with publishing material likely to lead members of the public to identify the complainant in a rape case, contrary to the Sexual Offences (Amendment) Act, 1992.

In November 2012 nine people pleaded guilty at Prestatyn magistrates court in north Wales to publishing material likely to lead members of the public to identify the complainant in a rape case, contrary to the Sexual Offences (Amendment) Act, 1992.

China's foreign ministry spokesman, Hong Lei, said Australia "should not selectively evade" the facts, which included that the Philippines had launched its "unilateral" arbitration case contrary to international law and the previous consensus between the countries.

Believers in a strong unitary executive branch think the president has the power to remove even independent commissioners – at least when they act in a way that is fundamentally contrary to the will of the executive (and, in this case, contrary to the submitted comments of nearly 4m Americans).