Sentence examples for would run contrary from inspiring English sources

This would run contrary to regulators' wishes.

Such limits would run contrary to the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists' recommendations for the pill's use.

That would effectively render meaningless the protection afforded a professor in his or her "official" capacity, and would run contrary to established agency law.

Such an initiative would run contrary to E.U. law and assuredly meet a challenge in the European Court, which would probably rule against the British government.

He knows that any attempt to combine YPG with PKK would run contrary to our core value of decentralization of power.

If we assume the Legislature would run contrary to the new law prohibition in the statute, wouldn't the Supreme Court do it if it does exactly the same thing?

That is, he rejects the radical abolitionists' call for immediate emancipation that would, actually, run contrary to constitutional provisions.

Under Spanish law, only the king is accorded complete immunity from prosecution, and Judge Castro said that not summoning Princess Cristina would have run contrary to the principle that everyone is equal under the law.

It would also run contrary to the arbitrary relationship between the production plane of phonology and the higher, more abstract, content plane (c.f.

Although Treasury has not welcomed the Panel's reports on GMAC and AIG -- not to mention its continuing criticism of the Home Affordable Modification Program -- any lesser undertaking by the Panel would have run contrary to its Congressional mandate and ill-served the taxpayers who stand to lose tens of billions of dollars of TARP funded public resources.

It would, however, run contrary to the hypothesis that increased vCD44 expression occurs in more advanced, aggressive tumors.