Sentence examples for contrary to well from inspiring English sources

This position is contrary to well established and well reasoned copyright law.

Our holding in Sinclair rested also upon the assertion that "[i]t would be incongruous and contrary to well established principles to leave the determination of [the] matter [of pertinency] to a jury," 279 U. S., at 299, citing ICC v. Brimson, 154 U.S. 447, 489 (1894), and Horning v. District of Columbia, 254 U.S. 135 (1920).

The single-award approach is contrary to well established procurement requirements and is out of sync with industry's multi-cloud strategy, which promotes constant competition, fosters rapid innovation and lowers prices," he said, echoing the language in the complaint.

However, critics of the government say these figures are misleading, suggesting that the findings of the UN staff members in Eritrea were contrary to well-established facts about the country found elsewhere.

Michael O'Looney, a Barclays Capital spokesman, said in a statement, "More than a year after the terms were agreed upon and contrary to well-established federal law, the creditors seek to change the terms of the sale".

It is argued that the decisions criticized, and in some degree that in the present case, were contrary to well-settled previous adjudications of the same court, and this allegation is regarded as giving some sort of constitutional right to the plaintiff in error.

2997, 41 L.Ed.2d 789 (1974), contrary to well-established common law prevailing in the states, a divided Court held that a private plaintiff in a defamation action cannot recover for a published falsehood unless he proves that the defendant was at least negligent in publishing the falsehood.

"Xerox strongly believes that the decision is contrary to well-established New York law vesting the Board of Directors of Xerox with the business judgment to enter into the transaction agreement with Fujifilm and that the decision to approve should rest with Xerox's shareholders, not the Court," the company said in a follow-up statement.

The US Treasury said: "We believe that retroactive tax assessments by the Commission are unfair, contrary to well-established legal principles, and call into question the tax rules of individual member states". Last week the Treasury warned that the European Commission was in danger of becoming a "supranational tax authority".

This observation is contrary to wells abstracted for domestic uses only which are generally less frequented and hence the water generally remains clean (ones with less turbidity/suspended solids and matters).

All of these positions are clearly contrary to well-established Catholic teaching; all of them have been opposed by Pope Francis as well.