Sources are contradictory about the construction of a prototype, but it is known that the aircraft never flew.
For example, Llewellyn demonstrated that U.S. courts had endorsed both of two contradictory principles of statutory construction, namely: "A statute cannot go beyond its text" and "To effect its purpose, a statute may be implemented beyond its text".
That seemingly contradictory statement was illustrated by construction spending statistics issued this week by the Census Bureau.
The details on this bridge are largely unknown, but contradictory evidence exists placing the construction of the bridge between 1876 and 1877.
The wake of the American Civil War, like the aftermath of all wars, saw the construction of numerous, often contradictory narratives about why the war began, and how and for what it was fought.
Oona Richards's Backstage At The Ballet is a sculptural construction that cleverly combines the contradictory balletic themes of gravity-defying gracefulness and painstaking discipline, lyrical escapism and hints of mortality.
They appealed for eight billion rubles to be allocated in the federal budget to its construction, so as to "glorify a difficult, contradictory, but heroic epoch for our country".
There exists no complete historical or archaeological record of the exact methods of quarrying, transportation, and construction of the pyramids, and what evidence remains is often contradictory.
The first repertoire identified was "sex is not for fun" and reflected a moralistic construction of girls' sexual and reproductive health that emphasized abstinence, and sent contradictory messages regarding contraceptive use.
If such a transparent approach in the phase of key assumption selection or scenario construction is not provided, it remains at least questionable, if energy scenarios are not self-contradictory.
