And because "purpose" is one of those notions that originalists disdain, Kagan, in another footnote, presses her point just a little more sharply: "Contrary to the dissent's view … we simply recognize that a court should not interpret each word in a statute with blinders on, refusing to look at the word's function within the broader statutory context".
For these reasons, Albright testified that a stay would have "serious adverse foreign policy consequences" and be "sharply contrary to the public interest".
Jacobi had argued, sharply to the contrary, that Spinozism, and indeed all fundamental reliance on reason, implied atheism and fatalism, and should therefore be rejected in favor of a leap of faith to a conventional Christian theism.
Dr. Bowen said the study had found that substituting income for race in affirmative action would sharply reduce racial diversity, contrary to what critics of affirmative action have suggested; he said both steps were necessary together.
On the contrary, Na2SO4 treatment sharply induced an increase in flavonoid compounds.
FOR years Tony Blair's government bewailed the mysterious "reassurance gap"—the fact that, although crime was falling sharply, people insisted on thinking the contrary.
To the contrary, auto sales rose sharply in February, carmakers and analysts said last week, with the seasonally adjusted selling rate for new vehicles climbing to about 15.1 million, the highest level since February 2008.
However, CL47 [1] sustained high viability towards the decline phase (day 8), while the viability of CL160[6], on the contrary, started to decrease sharply on day seven.
On the contrary, they have always differed sharply.
But there appears to be no "fear premium" on oil prices; on the contrary, oil prices have declined sharply since 2014.
In a lengthy and sharply worded dissent, Justice Elena Kagan argued that, contrary to the majority's view, the fair-share provision as applied to personal assistants in Illinois "fall[s] squarely within Abood's holding".
