Sentence examples for contrary policy from inspiring English sources

"We had a unanimous decision that we would have a contrary policy," Mr. Cowing said.

On the contrary, policy space, when seized by the countries that bargain for it, brings growth to developing countries, and such growth brings rising demand for northern products.

An important and timely implication of this finding is that the contrary policy of cutting spending during hard times can reduce employment.

On the contrary, policy measures that present high standard deviation are more policy-specific; while their performance as to each single specific policy depends on the mean value they exhibit.

"It is quite striking that both left and right appeal to 'Democracy in America' for support of their contrary policies," Mansfield and Winthrop observe in their introduction, with cagey evenhandedness.

On the contrary, British policy was to accommodate to the new order.

It is to describe the world as it is even where that runs contrary to policy fads or party diktat.

On the contrary, his policy was to make the firm's goods ever more alluring by increasing prices, not reducing them.

The boy was forced to the floor and held face-down by five staff, who cuffed both his hands behind his back and his ankles, the latter contrary to policy that ankle cuffs should only be applied during escorts to outside emergency medical facilities.

In fact, according to Mr. Fisch's report, when another lawyer, a woman suffering from a chronic degenerative disease, asked to be allowed to telecommute on occasions when her condition made travel difficult, "she was bluntly told by Billet that telecommuting was contrary to policy".

It was found that efforts aimed at simultaneous improving performance and lowering costs of novel technologies is more desirable, contrary to policy focusing on either alone.