"It would seem to be contradictory" to the administrations infrastruture pledge.
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"It is contradictory to what we'd expect to see," he said.
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However, reports out of Iran are contradictory to the organization's tallies.
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The Democrat opposition is contradictory to positions they have held before.
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We will not tolerate conduct that is contradictory to these values.
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Harming anyone, let alone murdering someone, was completely contradictory to Kingsford's principles.
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Many young people today have opinions contradictory to what the church teaches.
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Playing favorites was contradictory to the meritocratic model of American social democracy.
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Either way, the behavior of the cops seems contradictory to social-distancing guidelines.
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"People are wondering why we gathered in a room contradictory to CDC guidance."
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Despite their words of contrition and reconciliation, this action is contradictory to those sentiments.
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Contradictory to their formal nature, the works revel in their own fragility and impermanence.
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It is troubling that the USMCA is pushing language contradictory to this administration's policies.
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Their ideas of treatment are highly punitive and directly contradictory to what is needed.
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And there aren't that many [abortion] cases now that are contradictory to each other.
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It is wildly contradictory to both the spirit and practice of competitive energy markets.
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Second, they issue a statement sufficiently vague and contradictory to allow everyone to declare victory.
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"It seemed completely contradictory to the actions we've seen Commissioner Davis take," Huffman told VICE.
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I fully recognize that this is contradictory to everything I just said about phone specs.
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Miller, the story is so slight and contradictory to what you might expect from a Western.
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Democrats have hammered the ban as unconstitutional, cruel and contradictory to a country founded by immigrants.
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This seems, at heart, contradictory to a country known for its sounds, its smells, its churning biomass.
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Baylor said in a statement it has fired the coach for conduct contradictory to the university's values.
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"The settlement is totally outrageous, astonishing, and contradictory to the F.T.C.'s charter and protection of consumers."
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There's nothing safe about it, which is contradictory to the Canadian personality, because we're sorry about everything.
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Critics appeared on all sides, demanding changes that ranged from the essential to the contradictory to the impossible.
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Ciresi had publicly criticized this proposal, saying that it was "contradictory" to the company's policies on other issues.
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The biggest problem I face with is that I can be wordy but that's contradictory to my vocal style.
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But just because business supports our campaign, that doesn't mean that it's contradictory to the goals of Main Street investors.
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People in Egypt often avoided mentioning certain things that seemed obvious, and their behavior could seem contradictory to an outsider.
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Trump, one official said, isn't bothered by Tillerson expressing his own views, even if they appear contradictory to his own.
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The excuses – sometimes contradictory – to all of these have begun to wear thin; hence the revolt of the Jewish organizations.
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This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease... This is contradictory to their ad and infuriating.
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And Mr. Trump's grab bag of economic proposals is too self-contradictory to provide a sense of where he would land.
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A Defense Department official said news reports that interpreted Mr. Mattis's remarks as contradictory to the president's angered the White House.
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Under the terms, content deemed as "political solicitation," or that "contradictory to the laws of the Russian Federation" will be banned.
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Klosterman: This will seem kind of contradictory to people who know anything about me, because everyone knows that I love dinosaurs.
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The ban was declared by the country's highest Islamic clerical council in 2012 saying it was contradictory to Muslim culture and teachings.
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The Kremlin denied any involvement, floating various theories, ranging from the plausible to the contradictory to the absurd, but offered no evidence.
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"Saying that the court that ordered the pilot should not weigh in on its implementation seems completely contradictory to us," he said.
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This would appear contradictory to Trump's long-held aim of pressuring China economically for what his administration has called unfair trade practices.
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It kind of seems a little contradictory to sing a song titled "Slowly" to raging rock music... but, hey, it's still pretty cool.
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Indonesia's highest Islamic clerical council declared Valentine's Day forbidden by Islamic law in 2012, saying it was contradictory to Muslim culture and teachings.
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" The accounts sound somewhat contradictory to officials' insistence that "there's absolutely no risk, no effect for athletes who will compete in the pool.
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The argument seemed to be directly contradictory to what Dreiband had stated as general counsel for the EEOC in the previous Abercrombie lawsuit.
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It's confirmation that investors are buying high and selling low, which is contradictory to Economics 101 and something most of those participating know well.
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As to whether Harriet can accurately be afforded the title of Mill's "co-author", the available evidence is too sparse and contradictory to say.
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Furthermore, the center's dismissive treatment of the special needs and worries of rape victims felt contradictory to the essence of the pro-life message.
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She had also been criticized for giving answers to the media that were considered misleading, untruthful or contradictory to remarks made by the president.
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It takes diplomacy, being willing to sit down with others, sometimes with adversaries, sometimes with people who's values are completely contradictory to our own.
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" The papers also mention that two of Loeb's exes have had abortions during their relationships, "a fact directly contradictory to his alleged pro-life views.
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Democrats in the US House have since zeroed in on this testimony as contradictory to what Trump answered in written questions for the Mueller investigation.
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Speaking to Rolling Stone, Greaves said the way the statue was depicted in the episode was contradictory to "what Baphomet represents" and what TST stands for.
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In a filing with the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, the company called the verdict in Edwin Hardeman's case contradictory to scientific and regulatory findings.
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We also found that, contradictory to conventional wisdom, injecting fluids into sedimentary rock rather than the harder underlying rock often generates larger and more distant earthquakes.
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However, this may be contradictory to Deutsche Bank's chief executive officer John Cryan's thinking that the share price does not impact the daily functioning of the bank.
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And while Trump does offer a qualitatively different perspective on trade, it is too contradictory to be able to determine if it will actually benefit ordinary workers.
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"They read every page, every word, of every script — because god forbid we say something in there that's contradictory to this whole world they've built," he says.
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I think my fetish stems back to women generally behaving contradictory to the loving and gentle nature most of us tend to have received from our mothers.
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"To derive a conclusion that is completely contradictory to the path of history and to the interest of the US economy is actually quite sad," Figueres said.
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"It does seem initially contradictory to try not to fix your weaknesses or improve on them — or at least make yourself more well rounded," Wong tells CNBC.
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It is contradictory to hold this belief and think that it is okay for Katy Perry to kiss a teenage boy, just because she is a woman.
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" The resolution states that the House "rejects anti-Semitism as hateful expressions of intolerance that are contradictory to the values that define the people of the United States.
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We assure you that we would never conduct business in a manner contradictory to our values and would never tolerate the type of toxic behavior described by Forbes.
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"On its surface, I 100 percent agree it seems like it's a little bit contradictory" to both widely implement robots and take care of employees respectfully, Huang admits.
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" In another tweet on Friday, Erekat said: "The U.S. administration dismissed itself from sponsoring the peace process because of its decisions that are contradictory to the international law.
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Read the full resolution below: RESOLUTION Rejecting anti-Semitism as hateful expressions of intolerance that are contradictory to the values that define the people of the United States.
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That's flagrantly contradictory to a series of comments Trump has made, dating back more than a year, in which he proposes working with Russia to fight ISIS in Syria.
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This was contradictory to every law of Midwestern fandom, which holds that no matter what else you do, hating the New York Yankees is a central principle of life.
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It was just the latest in a series of statements, some of them contradictory, to whiplash Washington over 48 hours that began with Mr. Comey's firing on Tuesday evening.
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"A lot of the events have been contradictory to one another and primarily frame things in more of a positive light than not," Weston, a transmedia performance artist, said.
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They wrote in the letter that contradictory to their senior manager's assurance that they don't need to worry about their contracts, layoffs started happening at Google offices around the world.
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From a purely political perspective, it makes little sense for the federal government to take actions that so clearly contradictory to the will of the majority of the American people.
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But they declined to offer a description of their exact view of the conversation beyond saying that Giuliani's more benign descriptions of the tape are contradictory to what actually occurred.
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It is contradictory to expect a recession in the months ahead while also positioning for a quick recovery in the stock market, according to derivatives strategists at Bank of America.
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While it might seem contradictory to tell people to accept themselves as they are while losing weight, study authors found that increasing acceptance actually made people more open to changing.
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"This gives us a chance to go straight into the heartland with an economic message," said Kildee, who like Ryan stressed that he doesn't view the effort as contradictory to Pelosi.
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The comments, reported by Norfolk's Daily Press, are contradictory to Trump's stated position that transgender troops should not be allowed to serve, although Spencer said he would follow the president's direction.
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In a move that seemed contradictory to the president's stated commitments on the RFS, the EPA in July proposed to cut the 85033 blending requirements to levels below the 2017 requirements.
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The impossible job of being CEO In exchange for all the benefits that come with winning the corner office, CEOs have to satisfy a long and sometimes contradictory to-do list.
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VM: Even though Harriet Tubman, a former enslaved person, is replacing a former slaveholder, do you think it's contradictory to put a former slave, who was once physical capital, on money?
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Dedicate the wagging and the book to the proposition that there are interests not only outside of but contradictory to the pursuit of wealth, the fastest possible growth of the market.
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But the point is Facebook isn't my friend, and they shouldn't be your friend as much as they want to be, which is quite contradictory to the whole mission of this launch.
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Harvey said his body felt fine, but he did not resemble a confident figure speaking at his locker, which is contradictory to the demeanor he has presented through most of his career.
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This is all the more true because by denying liberal principles, Zionism immediately becomes continuous with — rather than contradictory to — the anti-Semitic politics of the sort promoted by the alt-right.
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Facebook's blog post didn't mention blurring at all, and what I was told was contradictory to other reporting, so I reached out to Facebook again, in the hopes of clearing up the confusion.
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The PCAOB and other regulators have tried to promote auditor independence, but these kinds of relationships — which are allowed under the rules they've put in place — "are completely contradictory to that," Whitaker said.
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It's that the rules are unclear, messy, or contradictory, to the degree that the rules exist at all, and individual people and agencies have learned to overclassify to stay on the safe side.
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This would be contradictory to Fitch's constructive view on the Spanish language broadcasting industry and Univision's positioning within it and could indicate that the company is more susceptible to secular challenges than previously anticipated.
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"The House of Representatives once again rejects White nationalism and White supremacy as hateful expressions of intolerance that are contradictory to the values that define the people of the United States," states the resolution.
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There is nothing contradictory in those views, any more than it's contradictory to say that invading Germany now would be be wrong, but doing so when the country was controlled by Nazis was okay.
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They also pointed out that Google Cloud licenses its "infrastructure, machine learning, and engineering talent" to fossil fuel companies to help them extract fuel reserves — which they see as contradictory to its stated values.
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BSL and licenses like it have proven controversial in some corners of the developer community, where the dominant belief is that the idea of placing restrictions on code is inherently contradictory to the concept of open source.
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So, I got to a place where I was doing various things in one position, but didn't feel like I was getting paid what I should have been paid, even though that's contradictory to what I just said.
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Borys said that no action has been taken regarding the merger and that the idea of Pekao merging with another state-run bank Alior Bank - an idea he opposes - would be contradictory to the PKO and Pekao merger.
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Last week, India's parliament passed the controversial measure granting special treatment to Hindu and other non-Muslim migrants in the nation, sparking fierce criticism from those who have called it contradictory to the country's history of secular democracy.
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" The House also voted nearly unanimously on Tuesday to endorse a resolution that rejected white nationalism and white supremacy as "hateful expressions of intolerance that are contradictory to the values that define the people of the United States.
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"The peril to Sessions is a great deal more regarding those conversations with the Russians because he made sworn statements on his security clearances that appear to be contradictory to his actual record with contact with Russians," Toobin said.
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Supreme Court ruling However, Champaign County State's Attorney Julia Rietz said charges would not be filed against Mellott because the Illinois flag desecration statute was contradictory to a U.S. Supreme Court ruling that deemed flag burning protected by the First Amendment.
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"There is a wing of the Republican party, the one now calling the shots, that espouses values that I think are contradictory to what Republicans claim they stand for: This notion of compassionate behavior; responsible, small government; the individual," she said.
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The seven-page document details a history of recent attacks not only against Jews in the United States but also Muslims, as it condemns all such discrimination as contradictory to "the values and aspirations" of the people of the United States.
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But at the risk of committing the unpardonable sin of deconstructing a joke, it also doesn't work because its premise—that wearing high heels is inherently contradictory to the tenets of feminism, because high heels are a patriarchal construct—is flawed.
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There's just not a good way to address the insanity of what we're witnessing Twitter has been tying itself in knots to justify its actions, many of which come off as illogical or contradictory to its past efforts and explanations.
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"If these two women, the way they speak, the way they talk and act and behave, were saying anything that was contradictory to Trump, the Trump supporters who defend them would be the first to attack them," Mr. Boykin said.
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"This purchase was oddly at a time during a major snow event involving dangerous driving conditions, and was also contradictory to Beau Rothwell&aposs statement that he was home with his wife all night," an investigator wrote in the documents.
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It's contradictory to dispel Dylan's shark-drain fantasy (good album name) as irrational on the one hand, only to replace it with a more horrific fantasy: that maybe a shark will come, and if it does, you will not protect him.
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Buy Beyond Beliefs: Amazon | Barnes & Noble Joy and Klein also dig into the fascinating, twisted logic of "carnism" — the reason we don't find it contradictory to keep certain animals as pets while other animals are being tortured in factory farms.
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Not only do these age-old protective measures cause many to suffer as I did — alone and in silence — but these beliefs run completely contradictory to what we know actually helps those who struggle with mental illness live a mentally healthy life.
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PHILIP ALLOTTProfessor emeritus of international public lawUniversity of Cambridge We read your piece on cryogenically storing organs with interest ("Wait not in vain", February 6th), but thought it contradictory to say that organ banking is within reach whereas preserving a brain is "fantasy".
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"Türkmengaz suddenly and ... in an illogical manner, contradictory to the agreement, halted gas deliveries to Iran this morning, demanding quick payment of the disputed amount," the National Iranian Gas Company (NIGC) aid in a statement carried by the oil ministry news website SHANA.
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The approval earlier this month of such a volatile and risky product sent a message contradictory to the warnings and enforcement efforts by the SEC as well as the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) to protect investors from complex, and unsuitable product sales.
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Then, in this small novel's final pages, just when the various convolutions and tale-tellings seem too various and contradictory to resolve, the fractured identities come together in a set of small, miraculous and carefully contrived revelations that never feel contrived at all.
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It is more of a collage of bits and pieces, each with its own character, often absolutely contradictory to all others and yet purely New York," he wrote in one of his books, "Going Out In New York: A Guide for the Curious.
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By the way, I know that this might seem contradictory to the goal-less method I mention above, but I honestly don't focus too much on the goal (I hold loosely to it) and try to focus more on my intention. 10.
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This industry attempts to just give you a quiz or give commencement advice to sit down and introspect and think about what you want to do, and it's really contradictory to what we know about how people develop and how personality develops over time.
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It took Congress passing a bipartisan resolution in response to Charlottesville that expressly "rejects white nationalism, white supremacy, and neo-Nazism as hateful expressions of intolerance that are contradictory to the values that define the people of the United States" to force the President's hand.
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This may seem contradictory to those of us who associate environmentalism with the political left, but Jonathan Spiro's excellent biography of Grant shows how prevalent white nationalism was in the early 22018th century, and how easily it sat side by side with apparently contradictory ideas.
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I recognized that it would be contradictory to wear a hijab on the street and a bikini in the pool: This Islamic lifestyle — unlike my ill-fated vegetarian phase or my no-added-sugar diet — was forever, even when it was not particularly fashionable or understood.
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Her views — contradictory to some, a pragmatic balance for others — will take center stage on Thursday when the committee holds a hearing on opening part of the refuge to drilling, an effort to raise revenue for the federal government as part of a planned tax overhaul.
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"It seems like their policy announcements are directly contradictory to all the work we did to make justice more fair and more effective over the past eight years," Dena Iverson, a spokesperson for the Department of Justice's Civil Rights Division under Obama, said in an interview with BuzzFeed News.
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Their messages sounded great, but Ysiad learned to be wary of politicians and the campaign workers who worked to get them elected because he felt that most of them were full of empty promises that led to zero results or things that were contradictory to their initial message.
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"It's incoherent, it's contradictory, to have an event to show the world the problems of the indigenous people and not let their principal authorities speak," said Julio Cusurichi, a native Shipibo and president of the Federation of Natives of the Madre de Dios River and Its Tributaries, or Fenamad.
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Nielsen, which tracks sales at convenience stores and mass retailers but not vape shops or online, also noted that the FDA-mandated removal of flavored e-cigarette products could result in higher sales of traditional, combustible cigarette as vapers turn to the tobacco product, contradictory to the FDA's intentions.
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MLK-Lee Day is criticized by many who see it as inherently contradictory to celebrate Lee, who led the army of the states defending slavery and after the Civil War fought to keep black people from voting, on the same day the country remembers MLK's legacy of racial justice and integration.
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At the least, it feels a little contradictory to buy things from Kondo, a de-cluttering expert, author, and Netflix (NFLX) series star who has spent years using her KonMari method to teach us to better organize our homes and to dump items that don't "spark joy" in our lives.
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"Given HR's and Jeff's latest statements on immigration executive order, keeping Amazon ads on Breitbart, a white nationalist website which has been promoting the same hateful rhetoric behind the EO, for years, is directly contradictory to the principles HR and Jeff claim Amazon stands for," an employee wrote in an internal email.
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Over the following year, he and a whole number of other administration officials — UN Ambassador Samantha Power, Ambassador to Israel Daniel Shapiro — have made very similar critiques, making all of the same points, saying that the Israelis are doing things in the West Bank that are completely contradictory to what they say their goal is.
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That an artist like Hanna, who once scrawled the word "slut" across her torso as she called for "girls to the front" of the room, and whose bands Bikini Kill and Le Tigre helped take down sexism and patriarchy one show at a time, would want to forget the tough stuff, seems contradictory to her entire ethos.
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"It is contradictory to be working for a peace settlement of the political crisis while at the same time fostering the extension of the government&aposs mandate," Edmund Yakani, director of the Community Empowerment for Progress Organization, told the AP. South Sudan&aposs civil war has killed tens of thousands and created Africa&aposs largest refugee crisis since the 1994 Rwandan genocide.
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But for Prime Minister Modi and the BJP, centering their vision of India on Hindu revivalism, caste included, it would be contradictory to turn around and insist that while most aspects of Hinduism must be elevated as the best possible way to be, the caste system specifically in its relation to defecation and the emptying of pit toilets is to be surgically eliminated.
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Below is the text of the resolution released by the House Thursday morning: Condemning anti-Semitism as hateful expressions of intolerance that are contradictory to the values and aspirations that define the people of the United States and condemning anti-Muslim discrimination and bigotry against minorities as hateful expressions of intolerance that are contrary to the values and aspirations of the United States.
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" When I asked Uqora about how it can make claims that are directly contradictory to the FDA disclaimer printed at the bottom of their site, co-founder Spencer Gordon told me that "dietary supplements sit in sort of a gray area between two regulatory bodies, the FDA and the FTC," with "the FDA regulating product packaging and labeling, specifically, and the FTC regulating actual marketing claims.
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That's somewhat contradictory to the suggestion he made in a July blog post, in which he wrote: I presented a document to our Secretary of State, Mr. Pompeo, signed by more than 288 Christian NGOs in Ukraine, who filed a petition to remove the Obama appointed Ambassador to Ukraine, objecting to the Ambassador's flagrant emphasis on LGBT issues, and trampling at every opportunity on the rights of the family.
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