Sentence examples for doing something contrary from inspiring English sources

Do I get into a fight with them?' "We're not directing them to call the police and/or throw people out," he said, advising owners to use common sense and deal with smokers "as they would with any customer doing something contrary to house rules".

"We have to make sure that law enforcement is upholding the laws of the state, and if people see them doing something contrary to that, then there's going to have to be some sort of public debate about their role".

¿ it becomes a problem because men are the heads of families and women abide by what the men says; as such it becomes difficult because they are afraid of the men, resulting in women doing something contrary from what they were told at the clinic.

"The Turks are worried about having the E.U. do something contrary to their interests without being able to stop it".

The notion of a "Jekyll-and-Hyde" character has become a lazy way of describing someone when they do something contrary to their normal nature.

"We felt on the one hand that we did not want to do something contrary to the wishes of our client," he said.

It's useful to remember that Saddam Hussein is not the only monster supported by the present incumbents in Washington until he did something contrary to their interests.

But it's not obvious to me that the court's conservative majority will allow Congress to "simply regulate interstate commerce by imposing 'taxes' whenever someone does or does not do something contrary to its desires".

From now on, Congress can simply regulate interstate commerce by imposing "taxes" whenever someone does or does not do something contrary to its desires.This line of thinking is why many liberals are entirely unperturbed by Mr Roberts' allegedly brilliant judicial statesmanship.

"It's a difficult thing for them now to take another hit from the 4th Circuit, and then do something contrary to what that court says". Although the Justice Department asked the 4th Circuit for permission to take custody of Padilla, the department maintained that it does not need that permission.

These SACREs must be doing something right: contrary to Philip's bleak picture, RE is an extremely popular subject.