Excluding the public and press, a procedure expanded under the government's new Justice and Security Act, was "contrary to the notions of justice".
Nevertheless, also contrasting results were collected, since heart initially decelerated, rather than accelerated, when people viewed pictures of unpleasant emotional events, contrary to the notions that these aversive stimuli might prompt defensive heart rate acceleration [ 27, 30, 37].
Because these findings run contrary to the notion that abortion is a harmless medical procedure, the medical community is reluctant to publicize them.
Greece's powerful Orthodox Church opposes cremation, believing that it is contrary to the notion of the resurrection of the dead.
Running contrary to the notion of full-blown maturity, however, is the fact that her father, Stefano, has come with her every step of the way.
And contrary to the notion that children's authors don't understand the market economy, the site offers five books on markets and competition.
"Contrary to the notion that the literary arts are dying off, we believe a reading renaissance is underway in America," says the founding editor Tom Lutz, the chair of the Creative Writing program at the University of California, Riverside.
Contrary to the notion that Muslims are given preferential treatment, it could be argued that in some ways the Muslim immigrants in Scandinavia are treated worse than the rest of the Scandinavian population.
Contrary to the notion that printing technology produced something distinctly different from, and inferior to, handmade drawing, advocates for the fine-art print claimed it to be a form of drawing in its own right and therefore of commensurate value.
He writes that in the South, contrary to the notion that slaves were victims, there was a "unity and companionship that existed between the races" because they shared a common faith.
Wilkins writes that in the South, contrary to the notion that slaves were victims, there was a "unity and companionship that existed between the races" because they shared a common faith.
