Sentence examples for further contradiction from inspiring English sources

"Under the [Brexit] treaty everything under the treaty is under the court," said Tajani in a further contradiction of British government policy.

Supporters of the SNP will point to what they regard as a further contradiction.

Then the continuity of S : A ∪ B → A ∪ B leads to a further contradiction lim z ′ → z ″ ( S z ′ ) = z ″ ≠ z ′.

In a further contradiction of what Mouallimi said a day earlier, the Saudi delegation on Wednesday claimed that coalition forces in fact did have the correct GPS data for the hospital, which were placed on a list of "forbidden targets".

Our analysis highlighted a further contradiction: as well as being at risk and needing protection, women were presented as having responsibility for safer sex.

The credit crisis is pointing up further contradictions, Mr. Besancenot said.

Out of the tangle there would emerge a musical life in which elements of all three approaches were fused, leading to further contradictions and confusion". These still exist.

In an interview, Ms. Sahagun conceded that her office had made mistakes, and she said she had tried to avoid further contradictions between her office and government ministries.

There are further contradictions in the idea that the American people should decide, "in a very real and concrete way," the direction of the Supreme Court, which would seem to collapse the authority of the Court under the authority of the President.

When Āzād comes to write about 'The Birth of Urdu Poetry', further contradictions appear.

Progress requires an unravelling of premises, including perhaps an unearthing of implicit assumptions that we didn't realize we had, and a search for alternative positions that don't generate further contradictions.