Sentence examples for contrary to the desire from inspiring English sources

The establishment think tanks understandably believe they can, despite acknowledging that choice and competition policy "appears at times to run contrary to the desire for integrated care".

Here again, United States policy is to ostracize the Syrian government and prevent bilateral peace talks, contrary to the desire of high Israeli officials.

Contrary to the desire of its proponents, the referendum just might turn into an opportunity to defend the rule of law against unscrupulous demagoguery by keeping Ms Villarán in office.

The slogan, "Our Jews beat the Soviet Arabs" was very popular among the Poles, but contrary to the desire of the communist government.

According to the French, however, King Teuruarii and his chiefs had personally petitioned Governor Lacascade to take over the islands, largely contrary to the desire of the majority of the islanders.

The company said: [This must] be contrary to the desired outcome.

Contrary to the desires of most journalists, who need drama to lure readers, most races aren't close.

Although this is contrary to the desired communication protocol (Figure 2), scientists stated that this is an important communication pathway, as often the official protocol from scientists - authorities - communities breaks down at the 'authorities' stage or is too slow for timely risk reducing actions to be taken.

The fifth concern is that the possession of nuclear weapons by Iran runs contrary to the often-repeated desire by the international community to make the Middle East a Nuclear-Weapon-Free-Zone (NWFZ).

For the flesh desires what is contrary to the Spirit, and the Spirit what is contrary to the flesh.

At school, he memorized the Baltimore catechism (which included such instruction as "What is actual sin? Actual sin is any willful thought, desire, word, action, or omission contrary to the law of God").