Sentence examples for would not contradict from inspiring English sources

Mayor José Torres would not contradict her.

Our study suggests that decarbonization and dematerialization are possible with well-designed policy settings and would not contradict efforts to raise human wellbeing and standards of living.

She said that offering these baskets, which Fidelity does not consider to be mutual funds, would not contradict Fidelity's backing of the fund industry's opposition to folios.

Although he would not contradict her, he would cautiously apologize to Lyman and the author; quoting from his diaries, he would suggest that his mother had made a mistake.

In her small, newspaper-strewn apartment on Morton Street, where she lived from 1963 to 1979, Dean received few callers other than men who would not contradict her isolation.

In a notably conciliatory address to the NHF conference on Thursday, Clark praised associations and promised that an agreement would not contradict their historical mission of housing poor people.

But, he added, this wouldn't contradict his findings on different conservative and liberal cognitive habits.

At one point, the indictment says, Stone tried to pressure Credico to lie when he was called to testify before the US House of Representatives permanent select committee on intelligence so that he wouldn't contradict Stone's testimony before the same panel.

So Congress wanted to know what exactly had changed that Google is considering reversing that exit, and how doing so wouldn't contradict its own "core values".

"It shows that our book wouldn't contradict the other books because they come from the same source," Basyouni said.

His wife and national team coordinator Martha Karolyi, after her team finished second and a second straight Olympics after being favored for team gold, wouldn't agree with her husband, but she wouldn't contradict him either.