But the assertion that the story of a covered-up positive in the 2001 Tour of Switzerland was untrue was accepted at face value; the contradiction when Armstrong was asked about his donation to the International Cycling Union, the UCI (he said it came after his retirement, but the sums are widely held to have been paid in 2001 and 2004 when he was still racing) was not followed up.
promotion of moral values, the contradiction [p590] to the materialistic trends of our times, the perpetuation of our institutions, and the teaching of literature.
He must be able to pause and consider his own character, his desires, his inhibitions and values, his inner contradictions.
A larger scale pilot is to be run to check for data quality issues such as improbable values, oddities, and contradictions in the success rates, ratings, and comments.
All societies present an entangled mesh of values, with many contradictions that never get sorted out.
With their suspicion of "grand narratives," "essentialism" and even "authors," postmodernist critics came to value rupture over continuity, contradictions over coherence, and the casual intrusion of social flotsam and jetsam over authorial intention.
He argued that there could be no large-scale wars over fundamental values since "all prior contradictions are resolved and all human needs satisfied".
The E20 has the highest UH value, which is in contradiction with its recent date of construction.
But that would imply from Rouché's theorem that all roots of (p z) ) are at most 1 in absolute value, which is a contradiction.
To this end the Journal publishes interdisciplinary research that critically examines the values, relationships, conflicts and contradictions within contemporary agricultural and food systems and that addresses the impact of agricultural and food related institutions, policies, and practices on human populations, the environment, democratic governance, and social equity.
