Sentence examples for deemed contradictory from inspiring English sources

Al Nour and other Salafist parties sought to give religious scholars a constitutional power to strike down any legislation that they deemed contradictory to Islamic law.

The Muslim Brotherhood's website boldly declares that any international laws in the areas of the family, women, human rights, and freedom of expression and the press deemed contradictory to Shari'ah should be overturned in Egypt.

His melanin enriched support has consistently fluctuated based on how "traditionally" Black his belief system is perceived to be, and if the nuanced and irreverent speech above is any indication, he has been forced to suppress views deemed contradictory to that cultural mold -- all for the sake of political capital.

Some of Pardew's evidence was deemed to be contradictory and "inconsistent".

She gives the example of Thomas Jefferson, who literally took scissors to his editions of the New Testament and excised anything he deemed too obscure or contradictory — out went the miracles.

The results of elections for the remaining 22 seats in the 290-member body are still being disputed by the conservative Council of Guardians, which approves candidates, certifies elections and can block any legislation that it deems offensive or contradictory to its interpretation of Islam.

"The club has received complaints about both sets of fans from the fixture - including a number of contradictory reports". Anyone deemed to have taken part in the alleged chanting towards the away fans could face criminal proceedings.

Twitty was also criticized for making what have been deemed to be inconsistent and contradictory statements (for example, as to whether there were operating security cameras at the Holiday Inn).

Little-noticed in the outburst by MP Andrew Tyrie about the government's lack of a growth plan was his inclusion of green policies as among those he deemed "at best irrelevant [to growth], if not downright contradictory".

In this case study formal procedures to seek possible disconfirming cases were deemed unnecessary because multiple cases of dissonance, i.e. the presentation of contradictory views, were readily identified.

The Cost of Diet was deemed a good advocacy tool to show economic access to nutritious food to governments but the results were contradictory to the results from the FCS tool.