Sentence examples for contrary to issues from inspiring English sources

Your June 27 articles "Transit by Pedal or Foot" and "Changing the Face of Real Estate Developments" both point out pros and cons of the use of the term "smart growth" -- good if it is true to its name regarding sustainability, bad if it is used in name only, to "sell" a development project that is contrary to issues of sustainability.

He was able to confirm that she had not been injured, contrary to reports issued by some opposition groups.

Contrary to conservatives, the issue is not the size of government -- the issue is the integrity of government.

The terms run contrary to campaign promises issued by Obama and the Democratic Party during the 2008 campaign.

This is not a land of self-made men who can take positions on issues contrary to their own party.

The coins were issued contrary to British law, and in April 1930 a nominal fine was imposed on Harman.

Contrary to expectation, my biggest issue is not being bored, but how to do all the things I'd love to do.

The associations "reiterate our collective opposition to Team GB participation at the 2012 Olympic Games in London, contrary to the media release issued by the British Olympic Association," their statement said.

"The Football Associations of Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland reiterate our collective opposition to Team GB participation at the 2012 Olympic Games in London, contrary to the media release issued by the BOA.

Mike Unsworth, project director at Navitus Bay, said: "Contrary to some reports, the issue has not in fact been examined by the World Heritage Committee and there is no official view by the World Heritage Committee nor Unesco as an organisation.

According to the federal trademark law, a trademark that may "disparage" people or bring them into "contempt or disrepute" is not eligible for federal registration, and the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office is supposed to cancel trademark registrations issued contrary to law.