She moved to the Shadow Treasury team in 1966 and, as Treasury spokeswoman, opposed Labour's mandatory price and income controls, arguing that they would produce effects contrary to those intended and distort the economy.
Similarly, failure to appreciate temporality often leads to misinterpretations of action, as when one assumes that the outcome of an act may have been its motive without considering the actor's in-order-to motive, which due to unforeseen events may have been adjusted or may have led to results contrary to those intended.
These findings are not surprising given a wealth of literature showing a 'boomerang effect' of public health interventions, whereby effects contrary to those intended are evident [ 39].
Standards and the accompanying mechanisms of implementation are perhaps - and probably contrary to their intended effects - among the strongest conservative straightjacket vis-à-vis the curriculum.
This narrow focus is clearly contrary to the public interest if we had intended network investment to be the sole measure by which the FCC determines policy, we would have specifically written that into the law.
"Contrary to the reports, we do not intend to reconquer the territories," he said.
"There are always going to be a couple people who misuse any tool contrary to its intended use, whether it be sound suppressors, whether it be firearms, whether it be motor vehicles," Schauble said.
"This would of course have meant vulnerable children falling between the cracks, which runs contrary to what parliament intended with the Children Act and 2013 statutory guidance 'Working Together to Safeguard Children', which the judge examined for the first time".
But contrary to the impact of formal leadership in communication networks the intended confidential relationships were not related to having a formal leader.
