A nurse professional mentioned that the rooms, which were shared between two women, were providing the contrary of humanized care, as they were the contrary of family-oriented care and intimacy: "it's just a curtain separating the two people" (prof3), "we cannot talk loudly because we must respect the patient's confidentiality" (Prof5).
On the contrary, it provides the only ground from which one can condemn the terrorist attacks without hypocrisy".
In Anglo-Saxon common law, lost objects are still governed by what is colloquially referred to as "finders keepers" — property belongs to the one who possesses it, unless evidence is provided to the contrary.
On the contrary, providing a target urea interval provides the opportunity to adjust blood urea levels according to the desired outcome or mechanisms of interest.
It goes without saying, therefore, that they do not provide the "extraordinarily strong contrary evidence," Sumitomo Shoji America, Inc., 457 U. S., at 185, required to overcome the Convention's plain statement: "No Contracting State shall expel or return ('refouler') a refugee in any manner whatsoever to the frontiers of territories where his life or freedom would be threatened..
Herbert Spencer argued that this, the "inconceivability of the contrary," provided the criterion of truth.
That precedent "remains binding until the Supreme Court provides contrary guidance," the appeals court said.
The state has told DuPont it will therefore not allow Imprelis to be sold unless the company provides evidence to the contrary.
"On the contrary, we provide the water to a dry riverbed so that it can return to being a river".
Dorril provides evidence to the contrary.
