She noted that the project had been approved by all state and federal agencies but that the planning board had "a contrary view".
Mr. Justice WHITE has taken a contrary view, however, and has concluded that because the statute now codified as § 1983 includes the words 'and laws,' it provides a private cause of action for the deprivation, under color of state law, of any federal statutory right.
We treat the actions of the District Court and the Court of Appeals as grounded on the view consistently followed by the Court of Appeals that claims of unlawful search and seizure 'are not proper matters to be presented by a motion to vacate sentence under § 2255 but can only be properly presented by appeal from the conviction.' 3 Other courts of appeals have indicated a contrary view.
I will do anything I can to stimulate a contrary view: to create a culture where everyone has the confidence to challenge, whatever their seniority," Younger said.
While others may take a contrary view, looking for stocks that they believe the market has undervalued.
It is never afraid to take a contrary view, for democracy depends on reasoned alternatives.
HOW do you teach managers to manage? Henry Mintzberg, a professor of management at McGill University in Montreal, has long held a contrary view to that proposed by most business schools.
And the fact that we have not hinted at a contrary view for 185 years in surely entitled to some weight in the scales.
The state, he says, has no business imposing a contrary view that is, to judge by civil partnerships, now widely accepted in the population he is, as a state churchman, supposed to serve – and not least via 5,000 Anglican schools.
The things that justify my beliefs still justify them, even if you have comparable resources justifying a contrary view.
