Sentence examples for considered contrary from inspiring English sources

(Until the 20th century, today's welfare state would have been considered contrary to human nature).

"Not only might this be considered a breach of confidentiality but it might also be considered contrary to the Privacy Act," the briefing paper said.

But a 1998 law holds Internet service providers responsible for permitting users to post material considered contrary to public order or morality.

The IOC used to deprecate the medals table: the concept of a nation "winning the Olympics" was considered contrary to the Olympic spirit.

By 1952, a number of doctors had resigned from the A.M.A. James H. Means, Jackson professor of Medicine at Harvard and the chief of medicine at the Massachusetts General Hospital, explained that he was no longer willing to pay dues that had been used to support an activity that he considered "contrary to public welfare and unworthy of a learned profession".

This study found that the man-made landscape can be considered contrary to the intended natural characteristic of the Rainforest Trail even despite, attempts to blend in the man made changes with original natural appearance.

You don't have to consider contrary opinion if you never have to hear it.

They do not consider contrary evidence, either on the quality of medical certification of the cause of death or on international differences in the selection and coding of the underlying cause of death, 25 26 27 from which cause specific death rates are constructed.

When Ronald Reagan provoked controversy by opposing the Law of the Sea Treaty, for example, he did so because he considered it contrary to American interests, and he said this plainly.

As a result, acts that are at odds with the eternal law must always be considered as contrary to the dictates of practical reason.

Kinship of illness was considered, but contrary to existing research [ 25], did not emerge as a predictor of personal mental health.