Indeed, the statement is diametrically opposed to EPA's central mission.
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In fact, they are often diametrically opposed to each other.
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The principles underlying Trump's position are diametrically opposed to those of Clinton.
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Basically, her vibe is diametrically opposed to the Midwestern aspects of my personality.
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That's an approach diametrically opposed to the one found in Trump's travel ban.
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The Wizards' recent experience has been diametrically opposed to that of the Blazers.
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Manufacturers, sponsors, athletes and fans are diametrically opposed to this for various reasons.
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Her values on key issues are diametrically opposed to mine, particularly in domestic policy.
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" "Donald Trump's anti-immigration statements are diametrically opposed to the core values of entrepreneurship.
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JOHN HARWOOD: --that all of this is diametrically opposed to what you believe in.
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According to The Hill, Justice said Clinton's energy policies are "diametrically" opposed to his own.
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There's a wonderful image in Act V which feels almost diametrically opposed to such a depiction.
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"Our adversary in this movie is a being who's diametrically opposed to the Federation," Quinto said.
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He personifies rational thought at a time when rational thought stands diametrically opposed to needless cruelty.
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They paint him as someone who once held beliefs that are diametrically opposed to conservative ideals.
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But Senate Republicans' agenda is diametrically opposed to the goals of a properly functioning judicial system.
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The expert council, which Putin himself heads, includes economists with statist views diametrically opposed to Kudrin's liberalism.
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"Donald Trump's anti-immigration statements are diametrically opposed to the core values of entrepreneurship," CRV's post said.
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That is, they recognize that their way of participating in fandom is diametrically opposed to curatorial fandom.
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He has signaled strategies on Syria, Russia, Israel and China that are diametrically opposed to Kerry's own.
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The two men are diametrically opposed to each other— Paul an unabashed isolationist, Bolton the consummate hawk.
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So Trump ends up with officials whose past views are diametrically opposed to what he says now.
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It seems, at times, diametrically opposed to the sort of analysis that is my stock in trade.
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The President-elect's agenda is diametrically opposed to Obama, including the repeal of his signature health care law.
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Fandom, in Ready Player One's conception, may be sincere, but it's also diametrically opposed to getting a life.
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"James Comey represents an institution diametrically opposed to the interests of Black people domestically and abroad," it said.
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It's because the reasons some members of Congress want a new AUMF are diametrically opposed to each other.
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His tendencies are diametrically opposed to those that the job requires, and the risks we face are therefore unpredictable.
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Some of these statements are diametrically opposed to existing treaties; others are factually incorrect, still others are ill advised.
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We just kind of started listing out all the things we knew we wanted to be diametrically opposed to.
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Trump faces a crowded field of Democratic challengers diametrically opposed to most of what he has done so far.
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And that underlines a lot of things about CBS — and how it's ultimately diametrically opposed to every other broadcast network.
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In spirit, it is diametrically opposed to the intent of the lawmakers who passed the laws that EPA now enforces.
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And yet when people were asked about the issues, their views on the issues, they were diametrically opposed to them.
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The Euro-pronouncement seems almost diametrically opposed to a ruling issued by the American Supreme Court exactly a year ago.
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Hezbollah and al Qaeda are diametrically opposed to each other, as one is Shiite Muslim and the other is Sunni.
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Drafthouse Films The questions The Look of Silence asks are related to but diametrically opposed to The Act of Killing.
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I think we need someone who is diametrically opposed to Donald Trump, not just rhetorically but actually in what her values are.
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But how can a toxic culture develop in a way that is diametrically opposed to everything leaders supposedly say and stand for?
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Matt Higgins, a "Shark Tank" investor and the CEO of RSE Ventures, lives a life today that's diametrically opposed to his upbringing.
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It was a view diametrically opposed to that of China's most consequential revolutionary, Mao Zedong, who saw Confucius as the consummate reactionary.
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Not only was their history denied, but it was denied by a man that is diametrically opposed to their left-leaning utopian paradise.
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Podesta, when confronted about the comments, fought back against Wallace's assertion that the statements are "diametrically opposed" to what Clinton has said publicly.
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Mike Pence, a social conservative with views diametrically opposed to what Biden has advocated throughout his career, was moving into the vice president's residence.
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But a lot of what this season talks about is that people's true natures can be diametrically opposed to who they're trying to be.
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IT'S DIAMETRICALLY OPPOSED TO WHAT THE GREATEST PEOPLE IN THE GREATEST COUNTRY ON EARTH THINK SHOULD BE THE WAY THAT THEY MANAGE THEIR COMPANIES.
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With its refined finishes and clean lines, the house at first seems diametrically opposed to the cloistral modesty of a building like Vivienda Takuru.
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Gates' largely optimistic view of the potential for artificial intelligence is diametrically opposed to the warnings about AI from another tech billionaire: Elon Musk.
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Mark Minervini, stock trading legend and author of "Mindset Secrets for Winning," lives a life today that&aposs diametrically opposed to where he began.
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These policies are diametrically opposed to the values that Chobani Yogurt CEO Hamdi Ulukaya, an immigrant from Turkey, has tried to impart to the public.
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They hope for that high yield, low acceptance rate, which is diametrically opposed to the true mission of public HBCUs, which is more open access.
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And it ultimately wound up being diametrically opposed to what I believe about music, which is that music isn't commerce and it actually does matter.
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The way Room 104 goes about its goal of understanding what happens between people when no one is looking puts it diametrically opposed to Black Mirror.
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But it is also a mission diametrically opposed to Facebook's mission to show as many ads as possible to as many closely targeted people as possible.
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It's a vibe that's diametrically opposed to the way some of the most famous cheesesteak spots across the river seem to enjoy making newcomers feel uncomfortable.
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But at least three senators in the party are diametrically opposed to the views of at least another three, so the path to agreement is narrow.
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A nuclear arms race is diametrically opposed to decades of Republican orthodoxy that has called for cuts in U.S. nuclear weapons since the Ronald Reagan White House.
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For intimate products — video chat, messaging, kitchen-friendly panopticons — it's best to rely on companies with a business model that is not diametrically opposed to user privacy.
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And I can think of some things that certain individuals would want companies to take a stand on that are diametrically opposed to what other people want.
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AgriSA, a lobbying group for farmers, criticised the committee's recommendation, saying it would be diametrically opposed to the protection of property rights and would gravely harm the economy.
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Now he must wrestle (and ask us to) with Glen, whom he sought out on the Internet as an articulate proponent of politics diametrically opposed to his own.
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"James Comey represents an institution diametrically opposed to the interests of Black people domestically and abroad," said HU Resist in a statement passed out at the convocation Friday.
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As Roberts told me, cases in which populists "implement policies that are diametrically opposed to what they promised on the campaign trail" usually suffer a quick political death.
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But even that often feels diametrically opposed to the nature of the job that can last up to 16 hours a day if there's a double shift involved.
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"Such images and chants are disgusting wherever they may be and they are diametrically opposed to the political goals of the chancellor and the entire German government," he added.
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Dianne Feinstein -- hardly a natural bipartisan negotiating duo, but two lawmakers diametrically opposed to one another on ideological grounds who are attempting to find a path forward on legislation.
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I should be able to sit at the table amicably and dine with someone who is diametrically opposed to me on issues like health care and the federal government therein.
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This is morally wrong and diametrically opposed to the purported effort 'to transform Artforum into a place of transparency, equity, and with zero tolerance for sexual harassment of any kind.
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The Sunni monarchy's interests have for decades been diametrically opposed to Iran's, but the past year has seen tensions escalate particularly against a backdrop of proxy conflicts in Yemen and Syria.
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"Political support, particularly for an outsider, is not easily or automatically transferable because what was appealing about the outsider is often diametrically opposed to what the more establishment figures represent," Pfeiffer said.
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The art world isn't the only public sphere that tiptoes around its racism, but during periods of civil unrest and cosmic disturbance, moneyed, white-washed events can feel diametrically opposed to reality.
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AgriSA, an association of agricultural associations, criticized the committee's recommendation, saying the amendment of section 25 would be diametrically opposed to the protection of property rights and would gravely harm the economy.
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They denigrate environmentalists as "communist, un-American fanatics and diametrically opposed to prosperity, jobs, and profit," according to a 2013 study of climate doubters, "Wise Contrarians," published in the journal Celebrity Studies.
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The Point: It's not clear whether Democrats will want to choose a candidate diametrically opposed to Trump in every way -- or one who draws sharp contrasts on some fronts but not on others.
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JS: I am intrigued by your interest in de Kooning — an artist whose existentialist search, rather than a conceptual one, seems, on the face of it, diametrically opposed to your project in painting.
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His philosophy was diametrically opposed to that of community composters, who insist that participants honor and defend the integrity of their organics, down to the removal of tiny stickers from lemons and limes.
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This attempt to use journalists as an investigative arm of the government and an at-will extension of its intelligence agencies is diametrically opposed to the principles of an open and free society.
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Given Mrs Clinton's positions, he could conceivably win 70% of the non-college-educated vote if he backed a liberal wish-list diametrically opposed to his current platform, including legal abortion and gun control.
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Given the fact that it would be hard to imagine an approach to campaigning more diametrically opposed to Gingrich's plan than what Trump has done so far, Gingrich's enthusiasm for Trump appears almost inexplicable.
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It was reminiscent of a comment that came to haunt Hillary Clinton in 2016, when she said her policies would put many coal miners out of work — a stance diametrically opposed to that ofMr.
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Progressives view these coups as evidence that conservatives, who are, by definition, diametrically opposed to progressives, are bound to wind up on the losing team in the long run, whatever the cultural battle may be.
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New tech trade associations will have big role in future tech policy Technology innovators tend to operate with an ethos that they consider diametrically opposed to that of government, frequently leading to friction and adversarial attitudes.
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And one with political views that are diametrically opposed to those espoused by Miquela (whose promotion of openness and racial equality has been a feature that's endeared the account to followers and fashion and culture magazines alike).
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If it comes from people who are diametrically opposed to me and my philosophy, and what I care about and what I've worked on, then it is not credible, and so I pay no attention to that.
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"We are not convinced that the shareholders of typical auto companies will reward those firms for deploying capital to develop technologies and business models that may be diametrically opposed to their prevailing and profitable businesses," Jonas said.
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In fact, they frequently stand diametrically opposed to the Trump administration's stated positions, whether on Russia's illegal occupation of Crimea, or the Syrian crisis, to say nothing of their often pro-Russian, anti-Israel and anti-American stances.
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Refusing to support a candidate who agrees with you 80 percent of the time to help elect a candidate whose values are diametrically opposed to everything you believe in is not just self-defeating but reckless as well.
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Donald Trump and doublethink In everything from his Cabinet appointments to the rationale for destabilizing executive orders, President Trump appears to have taken a cue directly from "1984's" fictional ministries, whose purposes are diametrically opposed to their names.
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This is diametrically opposed to the history of Lara Croft, and what Adams, who's been a member of the Tomb Raider fandom since 2013, experiences when she has on her Lara Croft short-shorts and light blue tank top.
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Yet, he's donated money to help elect Nancy Pelosi, Hillary Clinton, Chuck Schumer and Harry Reid, people who have all dedicated their political lives to transforming this country in ways diametrically opposed to what the Republican electorate stands for.
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The soundtracks in previous editions of FIFA, from the Nintendo 1994 version to the 1997 debut in the first PlayStation, were recorded by Electronic Arts Sports itself and seem diametrically opposed to the modern-day sprinkling of indie and electronica.
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And on that note, if you are simply diametrically opposed to what is often an unavoidably dry and bland turkey but have to choke it down at your family's traditional supper, go birdless altogether and glaze a ham for Friendsgiving.
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Boyd Petersen, the editor of a Mormon journal, says adherents of the faith see in Mr Trump an example of a showy and unrefined lifestyle that is diametrically opposed to the kind of "virtuous, non-ostentatious" way of living to which they aspire.
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Celebrities like Chrissy Teigen and Billy Eichner, as well as SoulCycle riders and studio instructors alike, spoke out against the company's ties to Ross, saying SoulCycle's "all souls welcome" mantra is diametrically opposed to Trump's track record of hateful and racist rhetoric.
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That's one of the things I'm really proud about this project: in my scene, which is really anti-religious, specifically anti-Christian, someone like myself can exist and also have the respect and admiration of people who are diametrically opposed to that.
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Economists at UBS, meanwhile, note that a "Tory minority may have to make concessions in the direction of a softer exit...for example via a more generous transitional period than otherwise"—an argument pretty much diametrically opposed to the conventional wisdom before the vote.
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" Known for early bets on Twitter, Yammer and HubSpot, CRV said in an accompanying blog post that as a firm of nine partners from seven countries speaking eight languages, it rejected Trump's anti-immigration rhetoric as "diametrically opposed to the core values of entrepreneurship.
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When briefed on the details, most shrugged off that Biden said he had worked with segregationists -- even though his views were diametrically opposed to theirs -- noting that the ability to work with politicians who have opposite views is part of the skill of legislating.
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The White House's nominees to run environmental and scientific agencies have mostly been industry flacks, unqualified clowns, and people diametrically opposed to the functions of the agencies they're supposed to run—so mass resignations at environmental and scientific advisory boards is hardly a surprise.
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The Oscars, in particular, with their costly, glitzy, backbreaking campaign season and outsize influence on the way we talk about movies all year, feel at times diametrically opposed to the role art ought to play both in the lives of individuals and in broader society.
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After all, Ms. Ramsay-Levi has been steeped in the school of Ghesquière, trained in an aesthetic that is defined by a resolute modernism and futuristic cool — and hence almost diametrically opposed to the boho-girl-running-through-Provence aura traditionally associated with Chloé.
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Sitting, diametrically opposed to these sad, noble, dunked-on heroes are the players who fuck up so badly they turn (defensive) success into failure—who turn 0.00 PPP into 2.00 without even seeming to think about it, through the pure force of executing a colossal fuckup. 2.
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" Robert Repino on Clarence, Ash, and Fox: "The situation that starts Season 2 kind of reminded me a little bit of the opening episodes of Star Trek: Voyager, where you had two crews sharing the same ship—and crews that were diametrically opposed to each other.
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Since then she has monetized every aspect of her person, openly sexualizing and objectifying herself, from her art book of selfies to her own series of emojis to wrapping paper featuring her thonged butt, all of which, needless to say, are diametrically opposed to Swift's brand of innocence.
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"On the internet everything is simplified, and when you meet people face to face, it turns out they're complicated, there may be somebody who you think is diametrically opposed to you when it comes to their political views, but you root for the same sports team," Obama said.
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"They are corporatist globalist media who are diametrically opposed to the economic nationalist agenda that President Trump presents…if you think they're gonna give your country back without a fight, you're sadly mistaken…" Bannon refers to the press as the "opposition party" and says we've been wrong since day 1 pic.twitter.
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"On behalf of the Parti Québécois, I want to formally dissociate our political party and party authorities from any activity or meeting, a result of personal initiatives, with representatives of this party, whose history, doctrine and propositions are diametrically opposed to the values of the Parti Québécois," Péladeau wrote on Facebook.
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Sure, it's an compelling concept — a clash between two mythical forces with one human at the center who unwittingly has the power to change it all — but, the novel's characterization of tech as diametrically opposed to belief reads as antiquated and stale in 2017, 16 years after the book's initial release in 2001.
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But let us be mindful of the actions of Mr. Trump thus far in the early weeks of his presidency that are diametrically opposed to such a world vision (to name a few, "America First," the barring of citizens from seven Muslim-majority countries, and disparagement of NATO and the European Union).
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What trade lawyers are asking: Is this the strategy of a nationalist administration set to paint either an international trade organization or the judicial branch as diametrically opposed to its America first policy or, similar to the roll-out of the travel ban, is the administration not prepared for the impact of the president's public statements?
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Sanders did himself no favors by refusing to agree with Biden's suggestion that the two Democrats share similar goals diametrically opposed to Trump's ("details make a difference," Sanders said); refusing to fully commit to choosing a woman running-mate ("My strong tendency is to move in that direction") and initially seeming dismissive of the Paris Climate Accord ("Who cares").
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When asked about the effectiveness of Schumer's media appearances, Annie Clark, a spokeswoman for Collins, said the Maine Republican "has been busy working and hasn't had time to watch much TV." Schumer's media approach to the Senate impeachment trial is diametrically opposed to that of Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) who hasn't held a news conference since the start of the trial and has saved his remarks for the Senate chamber.
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Even if presidential nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE loses on Tuesday night, he'll be well positioned to revolutionize the GOP along principles diametrically opposed to the reformist program pushed by Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.), Krauthammer argued Tuesday.
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