Sentence examples for contrary to the decisions from inspiring English sources

Contrary to the decisions of other courts as well as legal counsel opinions for former Democratic as well as Republican presidents, the D.C. Circuit abandoned the reasonable view that the Senate is in recess if its gone at least three days even when it leaves a single member behind to take in the mail.

Rodriguez's decision to appeal was contrary to the decisions made by a dozen players who accepted 50-game suspensions for their involvement in the Biogenesis scandal and subsequent evidence uncovered to prove violations and obstruction of Major League Baseball's joint drug prevention and treatment program.

In short, her moral emotion may be rationally grounded, if there exists no morally relevant difference between her situation and one in which the morally right response is not in doubt from anyone's perspective but is contrary to the decision made in her case.

Gilchrist is renowned for walking when he considers himself to be out, sometimes contrary to the decision of the umpire.

Similarly, it would be inappropriate for a corporate officer to issue statements or take a position that is contrary to the expressed decisions of the corporate board of directors or the company's president.

This was contrary to the booking decision made by Pat Patterson before the Japanese tour began.

Sometimes he did this contrary to the umpire's decision, for example in the 2003 World Cup semi-final against Sri Lanka.

If that was the case, then the appeal court's decision was not contrary to the law — but a decision upholding the acquittal would not have been contrary to the law, either.

Experimental results show, contrary to the existing literature, inferior decisions may result when considering the selection of suppliers solely on unit and/or contractual costs.

"This decision is unusual because it is so directly contrary to the court's earlier decision, and it certainly expands what the law allows in terms of actions within the United States," said Stanley McDermott, a lawyer for D.L.A. Piper in Manhattan, who represents the Afghan government.

Even if these videos are only one among many information sources used by individuals considering medical tourism, the strong bias presented in these videos, lack of information about the risks of medical tourism, and outsized influence of testimonials on medical decision-making will likely influence behaviour in a way that is contrary to the goal of informed decision-making.