Contrary to giving UKIP plenty to continue fighting for, observers argue that the referendum has actually taken away some of the movement's thunder.
Contrary to giving UKIP plenty to continue fighting for, observers argue that the referendum has actually taken away some of the movement's thunder.
The Games have regained their swagger, and high-powered persuaders from Istanbul, Madrid and Tokyo descend on Buenos Aires this week to ask the IOC's notoriously contrary electorate to give them the 2020 Olympics and Paralympics.
IBM didn't need to be broken apart; on the contrary, its ability to give customers a single access point for a mix of offerings was a competitive edge.
On the contrary, it seemed to give Trump, who has perfected the art of the personal insult during this election, genuine pleasure to dish it back just as hard.
Men who have returned to Algeria voluntarily have been imprisoned and charged with terrorist offences, contrary to assurances given to them by British officials, and Amnesty International has reported torture and mistreatment of detainees.
According to ACF, Merrick said a water drawdown of around 5cm would cause a number of the nearby Doongmabulla Springs to dry up and its reliant species die off, contrary to information given by Adani to the government.
Repeating his assertion that the report found no evidence of fraud or corruption he said: "Contrary to impression given, the overwhelmingly bulk of grants were allocated to those organisations that provide services for all communities, not just one community.
The Department of Health has apologised after documents sent to the Guardian showed that contrary to assurances given to parliament, more than 25 senior staff employed by the department are paid salaries direct to limited companies, with the likely effect of reducing their tax bills.
The department has apologised after documents sent to the Guardian showed that contrary to assurances given to parliament, more than 25 senior staff employed by the department are paid salaries direct to limited companies, with the likely effect of reducing their tax bills.
Campaigners are also concerned about the numbers of young asylum seekers with new study bans, contrary to assurances given by the government when parliament was debating the bill that it did "not intend to impose... a blanket ban on asylum seekers seeing education", and that changes would only be made "on a case-by-case basis, and only when proportionate".
