Peat's attendance was held to be "contrary to principles of fair play" in a judgement from Lord Carloway after an appeal from Celtic.
"This new dossier shows beyond reasonable doubt that CIA prisoners were held incommunicado in Lithuania, contrary to European and domestic law," he added.
On the contrary, he was holding firm to his rejection of the American proposal that Israel should cede 13% of the West Bank during the coming three months as its second "further redeployment" under the terms of the Oslo accords.
Contrary to government expectation, however, the election was held on schedule, and it was free, fair, and peaceful.
To the contrary, police are held to a higher standard and under immense pressure to act with an almost super-human level of restraint when faced with immediate danger and the most testing and stressful of situations.
On Sunday, interim president Adly Mansour announced that presidential elections would now be held before parliamentary elections, contrary to the "roadmap to democracy" established after Morsi's ousting.
In a December 21 interview on CNN, Obama reiterated his commitment to closing Guantanamo before he leaves office, saying the facility "is something that continues to inspire jihadists and extremists around the world, the fact that these folks are being held… It is contrary to our values".
On the contrary, they stressed repeatedly that employees would be held to the highest ethical and legal standards.
The person providing the information also commits a crime if the event is held in a manner contrary to the information provided.
Humility was the theme of Barry's prepared remarks, beginning with a rhetorical apology to his wife that a service was being held in the first place, contrary to her wish to avoid showy valedictory gestures at "your final public appearance".
Witness B said the father-of-four was surrendering when he was shot by police and Mr Duggan was holding a phone rather than a gun, contrary to what the police officer who opened fire told the court.
