Sentence examples for contrary to the needs from inspiring English sources

But prosecutors argued that Mr. Skilling's actions were dishonest and contrary to the needs of the company's shareholders and its financial stability.

In particular she mentioned that a women's wing as part of a Titan was totally contrary to the needs of women in prison.

Contrary to the needs of the previously concentrated heavy industry, new forms of industrialization took place together with geographic de-concentration of the production sites to small and middle sized towns and cities.

A harsh morality requires the growing human being to internalize cultural demands that run contrary to the needs and nature of the human creature.

And, if politicians are not listening and are taking actions contrary to the needs of children, voters must hold them accountable for their actions or inactions or we will fail our kids and our future.

Despite the fundamental importance of the right to strike in collective bargaining and industrial relations, it has been recognised that derogations or restrictions to this right may be necessary to avoid abuse or usage of this right contrary to the needs of the community [ 33].

The Green party MP Caroline Lucas, who made some of the FOI requests, said: "Fossil fuel giants should have no place at the heart of government given that their current investment strategies run contrary to the need to build a low-carbon future that delivers both security and prosperity.

While it is important to put in place appropriate restrictions, it is not wise to put overly rigorous restrictions on fisheries in the Barents Sea as this would run contrary to the global needs for increased sustainable fishing to help feed a growing global population.

I was their guest, but, being a churl, I could not resist venturing my opinion, which is that Maris had a couple of terrific seasons, was a complete player, and (contrary to the film, which needed a villain, so it came up with us) I liked Maris when I was a young reporter.

Similarly, use-per-need rates may vary with suspect variables like income or race and yet not indicate any inequity of access, contrary to the use-per-need formulation.

Contrary to the first macromodel, plasticity needs to be taken into account now, both in the substrate and the film.