Some provisions even contradict it openly.

Worse still, our actions contradict what we say.

They do not contradict one another, on the contrary they complement each other.

These documents contradicted the 1997 notification.

In other words, the cost of producing coal in the Community is too high.

However, several factors contradict this analysis.

Tom and Mary often contradict each other.

Conversations of citizens of the U.S. were intercepted, along with those of other nations.

The French authorities do not endorse the other examples given by SIDE.

These do not run counter to preferential treatment for the Community fisheries.

There are, however, a number of reasons why this argument cannot be accepted.

The preclinical data argue against a true drug effect.

They blatantly contradict the Eritrean authorities' proclaimed desire to undertake democratic reforms.

Having said that, however, we are forced to recognize that the facts largely belie the words.

I didn't expect you to give me more information but certain facts contradict your original statement.

The events that occurred in the closing months of 1989 gave rise to considerable debate as to the prospects for the future of Europe.

It talks a lot about subsidiarity in the recitals, but the articles themselves fly in the face of the principle of subsidiarity.

And it was doing so in pursuit of values that contradict everything for which democracy stands.

UNITA says that the results which are coming to it contradict the announcement of the MPLA.

Some of these finds contradict aspects of the traditional picture of Carthage, and much of the material is still ambiguous.

At a time of generalised recession and disturbing unemployment, it would be irresponsible to dismantle this sector or seriously discourage it.

It is true that the concessions granted to Denmark do not conflict with the letter of the Maastricht Treaty.

The Community has recently been making considerable efforts to support democratization in Central and Eastern Europe, and it has offered aid to the countries that have been particularly affected by the Gulf war and, in the last few days, to the Kurdish refugees, whose situation is so hopeless.

In fact, several of Alfred's laws contradict the laws of Ine that form an integral part of the code.

The above estimates serve as an illustration of how difficult it is to obtain any reliable figures in this field. It will not for example pass unobserved that some of these figures are mutually contradictory.

I regret that our House finally rejected the proposed regulation on cereals and aid to producers, for our amendments significantly improved the text here too.

Let me never fall into the vulgar mistake of dreaming that I am persecuted whenever I am contradicted.

This did not strictly contradict Oppenheimer's results, but extended them to include the point of view of infalling observers.

In British English, to say a contradiction, is just to deny the person, or contradict what they said.

We have a plethora of often contradictory initiatives from the individual states.

Second, the World Bank accepts survey data uncritically even when it conflicts with data from other sources.

They contradict Procopius by making Theodora the daughter of a priest, trained in the pious practices of Miaphysitism since birth.

In actual fact, through their behaviour the Vietnamese authorities are contradicting their grand declarations in favour of reforms and democracy.

But Amendments Nos 43, 45 and 47, which completely contradict Amendments Nos 44, 46 and 48, are then not acceptable.

We have accepted both of them in principle and, as far as we understand, they do not contradict each other, but we are looking into the details of the text.

The other might be the fact that he is a BlueLink employee a network that gives an alternative opinion and in some cases contradicts to the governmental one (like for instance a campaigning site BeleNE against the construction of a second NPP in Bulgaria).

Battle Background and location Because many of the primary accounts contradict each other at times, it is impossible to provide a description of the battle that is beyond dispute.

There need to be two complementary approaches to education on the one hand general health education, helping young people to grow up physically and mentally healthy, accentuating the positive side, and on the other, specific drugs education, warning of the dangers of drugs, giving accurate, factual information on drugs and ensuring that children themselves are involved in the learning process.

The study of inner models is common in the study of determinacy and large cardinals, especially when considering axioms such as the axiom of determinacy that contradict the axiom of choice.

It is also an important matter for the Greek government, which will one day have to abandon this course.

It might have been thought and there have been examples in history that these two policies would be complementary.

We have funded a Nigerian study into Sharia law which indicates that Sharia law is poorly drafted and does in fact contradict other federal laws.

I could ask you if you have decided when you will let me have all the documents which have been used by the Bureau as a basis for its decisions, to which I am entitled as a Member.

The 0 100 km h (62 mph) acceleration for the Carrera S with the was noted to be as fast as 4.2 seconds in a recent Motor Trend comparison, and Road Track has timed it at 3.8 seconds.

When I picked up the agenda and read the phrase 'Year of Lifelong Learning' it seemed to me that this was an oxymoron similar to the phrase 'military intelligence' .