Sentence examples for contrary to the argument from inspiring English sources

Contrary to the argument that economic logic frees conservation from ethics, I expose the ethical premises required for economists to justify public policy support for offsets.

Contrary to the argument put forth by Kelly and Sanders, sectional compromise was the lifeblood of American politics from 1787 to 1861.

In sum, contrary to the argument that merger activity wastes resources without benefiting stockholders, stockholders earn substantial gains in successful takeovers.

Contrary to the argument that company-led initiatives are mere window dressing, this study provides a critical example of the positive role private governance mechanisms can play in improving environmental farm management practices globally.

Nor, contrary to the argument made by Deborah Orr, did they live, like nuns, "a cloistered life dedicated to art, but denied the freedoms of other female theatrical artists".

Lehman agreed: "Contrary to the argument advocated by the Kingdom, the 9/11 commission did not exonerate Saudi Arabia of culpability for the events of 11 September 2001 or the financing of al-Qaida".

And contrary to the arguments of Bloomberg and others, it doesn't threaten the city's economic future, which is a bright one.

Contrary to the arguments of Dr. Kramer, many sound clinical trials have failed to find antidepressants effective at all in mild to moderate depression.

Opponents of Title II assert that, contrary to the arguments of the proponents, Title II has actually reinforced the too-big-to-fail phenomenon and that use of Title II would result in the bail-out of large financial firms that encounter financial difficulty.

So, contrary to the arguments some have made against censure, a censure resolution would not qualify as a bill of attainder -- a law that legislatively determines guilt and imposes punishment -- because it would neither be a law nor impose any specific punishment.

Contrary to the arguments of some critics, this regulation seeks to prioritize chemicals based on toxicity and exposure.