"The French proposal to protect European industry from foreign sovereign funds with government stakes contradicts all the successful principles of our economic policy," Michael Glos, the German economy minister, told the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung newspaper.
The way they are going about it seems to contradict all their principles".
Everything is a question of material, so-called, material incentives, regretfully, which contradicts all ethical principles".
In short, creation of information can occur in physical systems, and does not contradict any principle in physics.
But it also says that no law may contradict democratic principles and that the constitution accepts all human rights conventions.
These actions are unwise and contradict our principles.
Such a strategy may directly contradict the principles of corporate social responsibility deeply embedded in many organizations.
If Barack Obama is forced to help raise money to make up the short fall, it could contradict campaign principles.
In the abstract, this thought did not contradict the principles of the Great Separation, which gave reasons for protecting the private exercise of religion.
Trade for much of the Pacific and Atlantic regions will be governed by agreements, thousands of pages in length and replete with complex rules of origin that contradict basic principles of efficiency and the free flow of goods.
It "can be viewed as pressure from the European Union on Gazprom, with the goal of influencing prices and the results of commercial contracts, which clearly contradict the principles of a market," Mr. Kupriyanov said at a news conference in Moscow.
