Sentence examples for move contradicts from inspiring English sources
McGowan's UFC-influenced move contradicts the ALP's traditional prioritisation of health.
"In particular, this move contradicts the logic of a reasonable and necessary agreement between the parties on the status of Jerusalem," she said.
The move contradicts proposals put forward by a coalition of 29 other African countries that want a complete end to the ivory trade.
Fatima Goss Graves, president and chief executive of the National Women's Law Center, said the move contradicts President Trump's claim that he wants prosperity for every American.
This new move contradicts earlier statements by Google that scans of out-of-copyright books would not be made available for printing.
Iran's state-run TV said the move contradicted international law.
Moreover, the move contradicted an assertion made on Thursday by a senior Treasury official, Richard Newcomb, who told the Senate Governmental Affairs Committee in a hearing on Saudi sponsorship of terrorism that the list was not classified and that his agency would turn it over to the Senate within 24 hours.
He said the move contradicted Ukraine's "European aspirations" and its commitments in the EU-Ukraine Association Agreement, which President Yanukovych abruptly refused to sign in November, amid Russian economic pressure.
Calligraphers and store owners sent several appeals to Pope Francis arguing the move contradicted his defense of workers' rights.
The move contradicted advice from public health officials and seemed to set quite a different tone from earlier protestations that New Yorkers had not been endangered by Craig Spencer, the doctor being treated for the virus, because he had no symptoms when he took subways, went bowling and dined in a city restaurant.
Those moves contradict the findings of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, which says that the time is fast approaching to take meaningful action: it notes that within 12 years, it will be too late to reverse the trajectory.
