Sentence examples for contrary to the terms from inspiring English sources

Taxes were imposed contrary to the terms of the exemption in each case.

Any contention that the construction is contrary to the terms of the Act is unavailing here.

In a statement, Paul Rosen, Ms. Lane's lawyer, declared the termination to be contrary to the terms of her contract.

Barclays says it has reviewed its procedures and did nothing contrary to the terms of the deals.

The law requires them to do just that, subject to the graphic being lawful and not contrary to the terms and conditions of the company.

Palmerston fruitlessly protested that the marriages were contrary to the terms of the Treaty of Utrecht (1713), which forbade the union of the French and Spanish Bourbons.

Patients with a birth weight less than or equal to 1000 grams are associated with risk of VAP (OR 4.31 [1.38–13.39]) in multivariate analysis contrary to the term.

Contrary to the "direct" terms, the "cross" terms are identifiable only under the assumption (43) that the LS outputs are linearly dependent.

Contrary to the agreed terms, al-Musta'in was murdered.

"Today's culture of quarterly earnings hysteria is totally contrary to the long-term approach we need," Mr. Fink wrote.

This, he contends, results in a "culture of quarterly earnings hysteria (that is) totally contrary to the long-term approach we need".