Sentence examples for counter to both from inspiring English sources

This runs counter to both the spirit and the letter of US policy.

Anyway, his point is that Godfrey's exercise of his so-called "proprietor's prerogative" runs counter to both Canadian, and Postmedia, tradition.

Ms. Jackson said that they sometimes stayed with relatives on weekends and prepared more nutritious meals, but that most of the time they ate out, which ran counter to both wellness and budget.

As a constituency MP and co-leader of a national party, I believe that I have a duty both to represent my constituents and to act in the country's interest – and I firmly believe that voting to trigger article 50, with things as they currently stand, runs counter to both of those roles.

"The Good War and Those Who Refused to Fight It," which closely follows the experiences of 10 conscientious objectors, runs counter to both the groundswell of gratitude for World War II veterans and the popularity of the present war against terrorism.

To toy with war-gaming in such critical international space is both infantile and nihilistic.America's posture on the planetary commons runs counter to both the Global Earth Observation System of Systems plan and the European Space Agency's push to marshal science-based satellite constellations for a concerted focus on climate change.

As a counter to egoism at both the individual and species level, Næss proposes the adoption of an alternative relational "total-field image" of the world.

The reality of this runs somewhat counter to the vision both pure-player e-tailers as well as "traditional" retailers expected when they began building out their web businesses.

The tougher posture on Iran and a temporary troop surge in Iraq would both run counter to the findings of the Iraq Study Group earlier this month which recommended a withdrawal of US combat forces from Iraq by early 2008, and the opening of diplomatic talks with Iran and Syria.

Counter to our initial predictions, both brain regions were differentially active during both steps.

Macron's remarks on passporting run counter to claims made by both Philip Hammond, the chancellor and Boris Johnson, the foreign secretary, that passporting rights will be preserved.