Sentence examples for counter to its from inspiring English sources

But MSG's lawsuit charges that the one-year offer runs counter to its matching right, which provides it with the ability, it insists, to match the terms of any third-party offer "commencing with" the 2001 season, not one starting and ending in 2001.

The union countered that it would have never agreed to be directed subject to the sole authority of the volunteer chief because it ran counter to its members' contractually guaranteed due process and job security under standard, modern-day municipal labor contracts.

But this government has no appetite for meddling with football and it would run counter to its wider policy on business - namely to encourage foreign entrepreneurs to invest in UK PLC.

Apple's strategy of creating a custom chip for mobile devices runs counter to its approach in computers in which it purchases chips from Intel.

Lyft is seen as the softer, fuzzier counter to its ride-hailing rival Uber and it doesn't take much to link this approach with the experience of former Uber engineer Susan Fowler Rigetti, who famously posted about being propositioned and discriminated against while working at the company.

Lyft is seen as the softer, fuzzier counter to its ride-hailing rival Uber and it doesn't take much to link this approach with the experience of former Uber engineer Susan Fowler Rigetti, who famously posted about being propositioned and discriminated against while working at the company.

They tapped Counter to be its head, and the foundation was born.

At various stages, the agency's leadership, sometimes after consulting the White House, dictated decisions that ran counter to what its scientists and advisory groups were recommending.

The record of the current Roberts court too often runs counter to this conception: its rulings tend to deny rather than promote access to justice.

The euro zone desperately needs a counter-narrative to its failed German-inspired policy of austerity.

Unable to control its eastern and north-eastern provinces, Congo has had to outsource its counter-insurgency to its former enemies.