But bad tends to run counter to a writer's instincts.
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Those practices run counter to Russian rules on religious freedom.
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They run counter to the basic conviction that we learn
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Those things run counter to punk's ideals, but they persist.
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Discriminatory border searches run counter to these very fundamental principles.
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Doing so would run counter to the rule of law.
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His Tuesday comments appear to run counter to this statement.
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But some state laws and religious customs run counter to it.
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Do you believe doing so would run counter to your recommendations?
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Moreover, being able to make money doesn't run counter to learning.
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The wave of retirements seemingly run counter to Tom Brady's stance.
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He has made public statements that run counter to that position.
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They also include crisis plans that run counter to the Constitution.
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ETFs had said that could run counter to their investment strategy.
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Such examinations run counter to our current desire for affirmative representation.
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The actions run counter to increasing public support for LGBT rights.
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Kasich has taken other positions that run counter to current conservative thinking.
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That would run counter to what other big banks have been doing.
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I discovered some elements in this narrative run counter to historic facts.
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Such largesse would likely run counter to Ukraine's reform commitments to foreign donors.
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Eating there would run counter to my own ethos of conscious consumerism, too.
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That would run counter to the government's introduction of auto-enrolment into pension schemes.
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His narrow interpretive approach tends to run counter to Roe and its constitutional foundation.
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The Trump administration has taken steps that run counter to many of these goals.
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Those businesses will run counter to the operation of a traditional open-air market.
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Trump's campaign on Thursday dismissed criticism that his views run counter to Jewish values.
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But it is hardly a surprise, and doesn't run counter to the candidate's chosen name.
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But these arguments cut little ice when prices run counter to people's sense of equity.
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Intervening may also run counter to the bloc's goals of promoting an unregulated gas market.
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They run counter to the department's post-Watergate tradition of independence from the White House.
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The relative resilience of equity markets might appear to run counter to debt market gloom.
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He routinely undermines the US intelligence apparatus when its findings run counter to his interests.
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Well-intentioned people may also hold implicit biases that run counter to their stated values.
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It seems some of the classification may run counter to normal acknowledgement of such operations.
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Selling this "literature" would seem to run counter to ethical values in our "#MeToo" world.
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There can be the tendency to avoid telling stories that run counter to public image.
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Their fears run counter to the data presented in a federal report released this week.
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An employment classification obviously would run counter to that because it wouldn't allow them that flexibility.
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The marketing board's actions run counter to international efforts to stop growing cocoa in protected forests.
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The actions she described run counter to Mr. Neumann's pledges to elevate women in the workplace.
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These policies run counter to the notion of individual freedom and lack a sound scientific basis.
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Other times, the idea of a narrative can seem to run counter to the game itself.
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"The spirit and rules of the WTO run counter to unilateral and protectionist measures," they said.
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Initially, this clip seems to run counter to the theory that Belle suffers from Stockholm Syndrome.
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DHS's efforts to deter asylum-seekers not only run counter to law but also are ineffective.
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This might run counter to some people's intuition; wouldn't liberal democracies have little need for Tor?
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Needless to say, these decisions run counter to everything we stand for and are incredibly painful.
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His comments run counter to how many locals and experts have assessed the federal government's response.
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And in his view, Mr. Turnbull's new proposals run counter to what has made it work.
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Some quibble that the behaviours modelled by the president-elect often run counter to their therapeutic recommendations.
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But those efforts in many cases run counter to the spirit of free trade the AfCFTA embodies.
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The gemstone prices tend to run counter to the overall commodities cycle and are generally less volatile.
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There are a number of aspects of the climate deal that run counter to the president's worldview.
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Like Sanders, he has proposed some solutions that run counter to the expectations of the Washington consensus.
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" She added that the president's comments "very much run counter to this firm impression that I have.
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UConn's College Republicans said they reject Trump because his remarks and positions run counter to constitutional values.
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Even so, the improvements for black men run counter to the drumbeat of pessimism about race in America.
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As for the president's recommendations about what to watch — they run counter to what media literacy experts advise.
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Some Medicaid restrictions include sobriety tests and proof of extensive liver damage, which run counter to medical consensus.
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The details — he long denied paternity — run counter to the glowing mythology surrounding Mr. Jobs and his legacy.
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Bonus pools weighted heavily toward losing teams — and a rigid international structure — run counter to their competitive instincts.
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"China...accepts international law only selectively where it does not run counter to its own interests," Steinmeier said.
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"These [recommendations] seem to run counter to decades of the approach that we've taken to PP," said Jakosky.
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These types of stories, of Congress actually working, run counter to the general narrative that Washington is evil.
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Mergers and acquisitions are facing unjustifiable delays that run counter to the deregulatory approach of the Trump administration.
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Those results happen to run counter to the hitting instruction Bruce said he received when he was younger.
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Analysts say the central bank's anti-inflationary policies run counter to its perceived aim to curtail peso currency appreciation.
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They are stark reminders of China's growing income inequality and run counter to the socialist ideals Xi has stressed.
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It also mirrored the willingness by some to brush aside the facts that run counter to their preferred narrative.
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But likely job losses within the steel industry run counter to Trump's professed aims of bringing back manufacturing jobs.
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Those votes run counter to the advice given by influential proxy advisory firms Institutional Shareholder Services and Glass Lewis.
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Bridenstine's denial of fundamental scientific facts and long record of bigoted and hateful statements run counter to this legacy.
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His other options are attitudes of denial or ignorance, which run counter to the principle of collaborative, social existence.
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Such a move would run counter to current U.S. policy which seeks to restrict the proliferation of nuclear weapons.
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A retreat from the global climate effort would run counter to the will and interests of the American people.
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From a candidate whose message has been described as populist, his tax proposals seem to run counter to that.
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"These attacks run counter to the country's obligations to respect press freedom and international human rights law," they said.
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These imbalances have worsened, Mr. Macron pointed out, and they now "run counter to the social project" he supports.
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His comments on income inequality, which were attacked this week by Warren, run counter to several key Democratic messages.
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The president therefore feels more "allied" with Russia than with America's European allies, whose values run counter to his.
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The couple's love story was handled with nuance and authenticity, two words that run counter to the franchise's reputation.
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They run counter to European integration and pose a new security threat for all countries in the Western Balkans.
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The IOC previously expressed concerns that violent video games and other explicit content could run counter to Olympic values.
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Roger Park, a professor at Hanyang University's Sports Industry Department, said the practice could run counter to Olympics ideals.
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"No, they simply are prohibited from doing these things that run counter to the United States policy," he said.
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But the bragging does seem to run counter to the service's principles of protecting its data at all costs.
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Why we're blindWe all have biases and use motivated reasoning to dismiss ideas that run counter to our internal values.
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"In the U.S. and around the world, many see recent developments that run counter to Mandela&aposs legacy," Rhodes said.
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But the NRA spending ultimately leads to policies that run counter to the expressed preferences of the majority of Americans.
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An extremist group may scale back attacks or abandon them if the violence begins to run counter to their goals.
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The rights group said the proposals run counter to IBM's stated goals of protecting so-called "Dreamer" immigrants from deportation.
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The new laws run counter to corporate policies at Shell that are strongly protective of the rights of LGBT employees.
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Perhaps Harry will have that in mind as he does like to run counter to established belief of royal protocol.
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That would run counter to the letter and spirit of the rules of the House for this session of Congress.
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Some proposals put forward would "turn back the clock" and potentially "run counter" to World Trade Organization rules, Freeland said.
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The findings run counter to conventional dietary recommendations that advise a diet low in saturated fat to decrease heart risk.
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It requires us all to join and work, really work together in ways that run counter to current societal trends.
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They could vote for Hillary Clinton, but that means supporting a candidate whose positions likely run counter to their beliefs.
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Given that this will run counter to their business models, government regulation of data collection and its use is necessary.
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"These attacks run counter to the country's obligations to respect press freedom and international human rights law," the experts added.
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There is a concern among prominent harm reduction experts that some of fabric's new rules run counter to this principle.
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This all seems to run counter to the longstanding narrative that drugs are getting cheaper and more potent over time.
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Any large-scale deployment, officials noted, would run counter to President Trump's desire to reduce the overseas deployment of troops.
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Adding a layer of review guaranteed to delay and unlikely to improve tax regulations would run counter to that objective.
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Indeed, most of the coming efforts in Congress run counter to what the White House has suggested ought to happen.
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Ms. Le Pen's election would run counter to the course of history, the reasoning goes, and therefore it cannot be.
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Mr. Trump has made clear he will use tariffs to settle disputes that he thinks run counter to American interests.
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These networks are opaque to American advisors and often run counter to the stated mission and structure of the ANSF.
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Aubrey has made multiple comments on social media that are unacceptable and run counter to the values of our organization.
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Good luck with that: Such a hard-line stance would run counter to state reforms—and the $6 billion marijuana industry.
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Spiegel takes pride in choosing to embrace ideas that run counter to those taken up by his Bay Area-based competitors.
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The ground-launched cruise missile seems to run counter to the 1987 Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty, the military official said.
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But other Democrats in Congress are not only dismissing the idea but also suggesting the calls run counter to their party.
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Those effects, the Democrats charge, run counter to President Trump's populist campaign, which featured vows to help the country's working class.
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Yet recent legislative efforts in both the Senate and House run counter to this spirit of free enterprise and consumer choice.
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Yet Mr. Xi's remarks this week show that such change must not run counter to the ideological aims of the party.
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Your great and inspiring run was snuffed out by cheating, and suppression, both things that run counter to the American way.
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Why we're blind We all have biases and use motivated reasoning to dismiss ideas that run counter to our internal values.
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But some Asian-Americans worry that they might appear to be providing cover for causes that run counter to minority interests.
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Cutting taxes on the wealthy would also run counter to President Donald Trump's own statements made as recently as this month.
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Ironically, these numbers appear to run counter to the assumption that social media is an echo chamber of your own opinions.
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But normalizing what we do in space can run counter to maintaining a diverse portfolio of actors and approaches to space.
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I'm interested in a mythologized version of the American South that seems to run counter to the dominant narrative about this region.
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Not only does this run counter to Facebook's decade-long approach to building products, but private messaging is not a mature business.
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But the answer is not countries adopting harsh unilateral measures that target refugees, and run counter to our values and our responsibilities.
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Sentencing Roof to death is also controversial because it would run counter to what some of the survivors and victims' families want.
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The new decree allows for the government to disband organizations deemed to run counter to the Pancasila without taking them to court.
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But both his claim -- and the entrance poll data he was basing it on -- run counter to most polling of Latinos nationwide.
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The two proposed bills run counter to the multiple use philosophy by elevating one use — resource extraction, especially timber production — above others.
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Giving federal agencies greater oversight power, however, would run counter to the Republican Trump administration's vows to reduce and curb federal regulations.
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Moreover, the convention's very nature would run counter to the aims of those wishing to call a convention to address campaign finance.
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DeVos's comments, however, seem to run counter to that policy by seeking to empower school officials to appeal to federal immigration agents.
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The statement added that Olympic participation would "run counter" to advice from public health officials, who urge Canadians to stay at home.
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All three families' harmonious experiences run counter to common assumptions about the frictions and disappointments of adult children living with their parents.
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And he claims that recent changes to Chinese law run counter to promises by the country's officials to protect American intellectual property.
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The FCC's current rules don't outright prohibit zero rating, so the company's support for the rules doesn't run counter to its own interests.
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The ground-launched cruise missile seems to run counter to the 1987 Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty, the senior military official said.
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Mr Trump may not realise that President Putin's aims run counter to America's interests, from recognising Crimea as Russian to ending economic sanctions.
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Yet it was the band's willingness to run counter to the hardcore scene itself that remains the most important part of their legacy.
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This includes strident immigration enforcement and a protectionist tilt to trade and foreign investment, two policies that run counter to promoting economic growth.
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"Such actions run counter to fair competition ... and international rules," said Peskov, saying Washington's action called into question its reliability as a partner.
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Quick affirmations run counter to the treacherous work of self-reflexivity and the uncomfortable experiences — even failures — that generate art worth holding onto.
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In his remarks, Bush condemned bigotry and white supremacy Thursday while endorsing policies that run counter to those supported by President Donald Trump.
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The answer does not lie in countries adopting harsh unilateral measures that target refugees and that run counter to humanitarian values and responsibilities.
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This proposed approach to foreign affairs funding would harm U.S. national security interests, run counter to American values, and diminish our global leadership.
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But several of the president's policy positions, like curtailing crop insurance, have run counter to agricultural interests — and perhaps none more than trade.
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Both moves run counter to the spirit of the peace treaty between Egypt and Israel, brokered 40 years ago by President Jimmy Carter.
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Your stance seems to run counter to the attitude that the planet is beyond help and there's not much more we can do.
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It was the latest in a series of steps that appeared to run counter to the prevailing view in Washington of cybersecurity's importance.
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But their remarks, which have sometimes run counter to what's coming out of the company's public relations shop, have only muddied the waters.
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Work with your accountant or your financial planner to ensure that your tax-loss harvesting plan doesn't run counter to your long-term goals.
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Senators on the Foreign Relations committee last week questioned Friedman on his views, many of which run counter to longstanding US policy towards Israel.
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Because they ban abortion before a fetus can survive outside the womb, the bills run counter to the Supreme Court's decisions in Roe v.
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However, Silverblatt's data also run counter to the notion that companies are just piling into buybacks and dividends and not investing in their companies.
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The very politics of exclusion that have delivered dozens of statehouses run counter to the message of inclusion necessary to win the White House.
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But, as the adage goes, what she isn't entitled to are her own facts, especially when those facts run counter to universally accepted truths.
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But the consequences often run counter to popular preferences: the French might find themselves barred from supporting a French-language film industry, for example.
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In fact, such activity is limited by the fund's investment guidelines and could run counter to their investment objectives of achieving tax-exempt income.
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Of course, for many people who support Sanders, the fact that his ideas run counter to decades of established economics is exactly the point.
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The use of such technology would run counter to the company's goals to protect so-called "Dreamer" immigrants from deportation, the rights groups said.
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That would seem to run counter to the parallel idea of requiring a balanced budget each year, but neither one is gaining much traction.
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The punishments appear to run counter to another narrative the Army has pushed in past months: the heroism displayed by the troops under fire.
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Strict bans on public gatherings to curtail the virus' reach and widespread testing and treatment run counter to the politics of top Texas officials.
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Those ideas haven't made it to his transition website and it's not clear whether he will pursue policies that run counter to GOP orthodoxy.
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De la Mora argues that restrictions on seasonal produce would run counter to World Trade Organization rules as well as the newly inked USMCA.
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It would also potentially run counter to the interests of T-Mobile, as the company would then pay a takeover premium on those assets.
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The index, commonly called the VIX, gives insight into when a trade is overbought and tends to run counter to the S&P 500.
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That law would allow the state to cut off funding to cities that refuse to give up laws that run counter to state law.
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Moscow has said it would consider the hub only if it has guarantees that the project would not run counter to EU energy rules.
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The criminal sentencing reform bill may also run counter to McConnell's personal views on the issue, although he has revealed little of himself publicly.
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Monument designations "run counter to industry plans to maximize profits by drilling and mining on every inch of land belonging to American people," Rep.
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It's never quite as fun or romantic as it should be, and the characters' words and actions tend to run counter to common sense.
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Incoming and outgoing administrations have long quarreled about last-minute White House moves designed to enact policies that run counter to a new President's plans.
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But in many ways, the decision appeared to run counter to some of Obama's own instincts as president and the sensitivity of the political moment.
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They must carefully consider the long-term effects of complying with requests, and take a stand when those requests run counter to human rights principles.
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And there is a difference in my mind between endorsing candidates or pushing policies and addressing behavior or ideals that run counter to our faith.
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The decision to disband IPOP appears to run counter to recent efforts by the Indonesian government to stop deforestation and halt the annual forest fires.
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The president should think twice about warmly embracing Vietnam's Communist leaders, as their repressive authoritarianism and disregard for international standards run counter to U.S. interests.
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Ukraine wants to amend the long-term contract over gas purchases and transits, saying some elements run counter to Ukrainian and EU anti-trust law.
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"If we want to achieve rapid progress in space, the U.S. government must remove bureaucratic practices that run counter to innovation and speed," Shotwell said.
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Investors should not be left in the dark as to whether executives are spending funds on political causes that may run counter to shareholder interests.
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Monument designations "run counter to industry plans to maximize profits by drilling and mining on every inch of land belonging to American people," Grijalva said.
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When we released the initial data before the election, we were surprised as it seemed to run counter to everything we knew about this generation.
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The comments run counter to Governor Haruhiko Kuroda's view that despite heightening risks, Japan's economy is sustaining momentum to achieve the central bank's price goal.
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It's time to stop giving believers a pass just because their beliefs happen to run counter to the laws of the nation they live in.
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Trump often undercuts his criticism of hate with statements that run counter to the point he seems to be making, and with political talking points.
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Mr. Pompeo's assertions about the president's handling of the daily intelligence briefings went unchallenged, even though they run counter to accounts from other administration insiders.
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The United States says the company is a national security concern, and claims it engages in activities that run counter to US foreign policy interests.
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But some of the key provisions run counter to an agreement Democratic leaders believed they'd struck with Trump during a White House dinner last month.
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Though known for its advocacy of conservative causes, the Kochs' approach has generally tended toward more libertarian, deregulatory ends — and tariffs run counter to that.
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However, my experience seems to run counter to most reviews on the site, though a few three-star reviews also mention cleanability as a con.
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But he added that the raids could also "run counter to Trump's image for being an economic engine president," because the practice hurts business owners.
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"Aubrey has made multiple comments on social media that are unacceptable and run counter to the values of our organization," the Giants told the Athletic.
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RELATED: Silencing Elizabeth Warren backfires on Senate GOP She said Democrats are intent on showing that Trump's Cabinet nominees' records run counter to his campaign pledges.
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That's a process that could run counter to previous years when big stock gains helped drive a late-year push to the safety of fixed income.
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"PayPal works to ensure that our platform and services are not used for purposes that run counter to our core values," a spokesperson told the magazine.
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His views on gays, women, minorities, religion, health care, abortion, business, campaign finance, the death penalty, and the environment run counter to progress in all arenas.
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The police assertion of arrests at different sites appeared to run counter to relatives' statements that the men were held at unknown locations after the attack.
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The comments run counter to optimism displayed by a U.S. negotiator this week, despite the collapse of last month's talks in the Vietnamese capital of Hanoi.
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They also run counter to console-based shooters like Overwatch and multiplayer online battle arenas like DOTA 2, which put a premium on action and reaction.
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All presidents have private thoughts that sometimes (often?) run counter to the official message the White House is pushing in a given day, week or month.
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Such a move would run counter to Trump's plan to bolster the military presence at the border as he awaits construction of his long-promised wall.
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Washington (CNN)Former President George W. Bush condemned bigotry and white supremacy Thursday while endorsing policies that run counter to those supported by President Donald Trump.
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Trump has run counter to the Kochs' purist form of free market thinking, promising tariffs on countries like China, and pushing the Republican Party toward protectionism.
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What does it mean for us to associate ourselves with a figure like that — especially when his views on education run counter to a public university?
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A source close to the matter told Reuters the Rome Treasury dislikes the idea because preferential treatment for domestic bonds would run counter to European rules.
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"Such an announcement does not run counter to the JCPOA," a senior Obama administration official said on condition of anonymity, in reference to the nuclear deal.
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Still, at least two Republican politicians have made comments that run counter to health officials' recommendations to change behaviors and socially distance themselves amid the pandemic.
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His attacks on the Justice Department, military tribunals, the special counsel, attorneys general and federal prosecutors smack of strongman tactics that run counter to American tradition.
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Oil prices are hovering near highs not seen since 2014 would seem to run counter to the President's stated, or tweeted, preference for lower oil prices.
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The statement appears to run counter to past suggestions that he was willing to discuss the U.S. government's blacklist of the electronics giant during trade talks.
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Netanyahu's comments run counter to decades of stated US policy calling for some settlements to be evacuated as part of a peace deal with the Palestinians.
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This dynamic raises questions about whether he will accept their findings as president or apply pressure to change the results if they run counter to his goals.
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But Uniper said on Tuesday that would run counter to its strategy for an integrated business combining its European Generation, Global Commodities and International Power Generation operations.
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Still, Chinese leadership views Clinton as a fundamentally consistent politician, meaning that even if her actions run counter to China's interests, at least they can be anticipated.
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That plan could run counter to the Department of Commerce's 2017 prediction that India would be a major market for US oil and gas equipment and services.
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But as Mr Frimer's experiment suggests, psychological explanations also suggest that people are willing to dismiss or deny facts and opinions that run counter to their beliefs.
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Those states, which include Ohio, Indiana, and Kansas, already exist in a post-Roe reality, with residents subject to restrictions that run counter to the 1973 decision.
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The proposed cuts would also appear to run counter to Mr. Carson's behind-the-scenes efforts to prevent the sweeping reductions proposed in Mr. Trump's first budget.
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The deal reached by EU finance ministers in May also introduced last-minute changes to the Commission's proposal that appear to run counter to lowering banking risks.
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The policies run counter to the Trump administration's ideas and are only now possible after a Democratic wave in the House helped secure the future of ObamaCare.
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While the Guards have many internal factions that at times run counter to one another, they were able to create an exploitable economic network during this period.
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Most parties in the race for Brussels say they favor free trade but outline conditions — such as fighting climate change — that run counter to White House policies.
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His policies, which run counter to the Republican Party's traditional embrace of unfettered free trade, have left many Democratic candidates unsure of how to address the issue.
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His policies, which run counter to the Republican Party's traditional embrace of unfettered free trade, have left many Democratic candidates unsure of how to address the issue.
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The moves by those states run counter to guidance released last week by The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) that abortion should be considered essential.
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Melodramas often follow such inside-out structures, amplifying the desires that run counter to the official narrative of a life, and defying the forces that thwarted it.
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He has nurtured closer partnerships with Israel, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, enemies of Iran that sometimes have agendas that run counter to American interests.
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Sato's views run counter to those of BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda, who has expressed readiness to ease again to hit 2 percent inflation at the earliest date possible.
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Atop that, Guterres has personally staked out positions in the past year that run counter to recent administration policy, and which might not improve his White House reception.
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One could argue trolling became somewhat of a celebrated skill because it would be used to silence views that run counter to some conventional view in a forum.
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Tom O'Sullivan, founder of energy consultancy Mathyos Japan, said that building new coal power stations, even with better technology, seemed to run counter to the Paris climate agreement.
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Earlier this month, George W. Bush delivered a speech in which he condemned bigotry and white supremacy while endorsing policies that run counter to those supported by Trump.
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In such a world, the independence of primary care physicians is important since any pressure to serve a larger health care system could run counter to these goals.
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Meanwhile, the mental health community is fiercely protective of patient privacy, and these interests can run counter to the reporting necessary for any background check to be effective.
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Past administrations have rejected similar offers from China because they run counter to America's longstanding goal of reducing the Chinese government's heavy-handed management of the country's economy.
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Any nationalization effort would run counter to how the government has handled wireless infrastructure for decades: by auctioning off the airwaves and letting private companies do the work.
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Tax experts warned that the rules appeared to run counter to Congress's promises to multinationals about the benefits of the law — and said they could undermine domestic investment.
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The conclusions and the guideline recommendations, made by an international team led by Bradley Johnston, an epidemiologist at Dalhousie University, run counter to many by established health authorities.
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Those eight words are very problematic for Sanders -- particularly since they seem to run counter to his long-stated support of women running for all sorts of offices.
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Her remarks on world affairs are usually leavened by slogans — "call them out" is one of her favorites when referring to nations that run counter to American interests.
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Details: "Amid a worsening opioid crisis, our results suggest that industry marketing to physicians may run counter to current efforts to curb excessive opioid prescribing," the study's authors write.
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There's a new cadre of lawmakers on Capitol Hill and a new president, Donald Trump, who has promised two things that could at times run counter to each other.
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"If we want to achieve rapid progress in space, the US government must remove bureaucratic practices that run counter to innovation and speed," Gwynne Shotwell said to the council.
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We need to learn from what works — and eliminate what does not, including a web of rules, regulations and laws that run counter to the interests of the homeless.
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Members of Congress and the Trump administration are warning that Chinese companies are raising money from American investors and stock exchanges for purposes that run counter to American interests.
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Mr. Bloomberg's advisers say such a move would largely benefit higher-income taxpayers, and thus run counter to Mr. Bloomberg's goal of increasing the progressivity of the tax code.
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The big picture: The allegations against Harris campaign run counter to the baseless claims of rampant voter fraud by Democrats often trumpeted by President Trump and other Republican officials.
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"We are adopting measures and policies which run counter to the core of our values and policies," the resigned member of parliament, Vassiliki Katrivanou, said on her Facebook page.
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But while Couric, Fox and Williams seem to have improved the public's awareness of devastating diseases, some celebrities have sent out messages that run counter to mainstream medical advice.
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Such a withdrawal from the ASEAN Football Federation's Suzuki Cup would have run counter to the 10-nation grouping's long-standing policy of non-interference in other members' affairs.
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" And further, "We believe that these sanctions are not only doomed to fail, but also run counter to the G20 principles of cooperation in the interests of all countries.
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These remarks run counter to Iwata's earlier view that central banks are primarily responsible for accelerating inflation and can do so as long as they print money fast enough.
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Still, Trump officials' private email use could run counter to the rules of the Presidential Records Act, which mandates that all records related to the president's activity be preserved.
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The decision upset some technology industry executives, who said it appeared to run counter to the Obama administration's promises to promote security and transparency in the nation's technology operations.
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The harshest questioning came from Democratically-appointed judges, though Republican-appointed Judge Thomas Griffith also at times raised concerns on whether Olson's arguments run counter to Supreme Court precedent.
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The goal is to muddy the waters, to throw enough doubt into people's mind so that they can't or won't object to actions that run counter to the science.
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When people with power act in ways that seem to run counter to good sense or commonly held ethical principles, what are people with less power supposed to do?
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Maritime- and human-rights-law scholars caution that the delayed periods of detention employed by the United States in its antidrug campaign run counter to international human rights norms.
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This should inform a broader review of our relationship with Saudi Arabia that looks at possible sanctions, arms sales and all Saudi actions that run counter to American interests.
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Trump has also made lowering drug prices a key part of his 2020 campaign, and many of the policies he has embraced run counter to the traditional Republican approach.
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Our Mediapost conversation wandered into whether the big platforms could inject individual information streams with more fact-based items that might run counter to a person's baseless beliefs. Intriguing.
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Whether Prince's visit and his meeting with Rodriguez comport with U.S. law or not, they appear to run counter to the Trump administration's policy to date of isolating Caracas.
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That would run counter to Cordray's stated plans, as he has said he has every intention of serving out his full term, which does not expire until July 2018.
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He then seemed to draw a contrast with Trump over the latter's protectionist policies that run counter to traditional conservative economic principles, such as Trump's trade tensions with China.
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But some of these goals run counter to China's own ambitions of cementing the Communist Party's control over the economy and the economic dominance of its state-owned firms.
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"I care more about what we don't yet know about what the president of the United States has done behind closed doors that run counter to U.S. national interests."
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I also thought Destiny would remain beholden to its publisher Activision, resulting in all sorts of decision-making and business choices that run counter to delivering the best possible product.
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It's a level of difficulty that seems to run counter to the cute, colorful graphics and soothing soundtrack — but Wohlwend says that the music and visuals serve an important purpose.
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The point is that whether you make decisions that fit with your values, run counter to your values or threaten to change your values, you always do so with intention.
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The PerryUndem findings run counter to a recent New Hampshire poll in which just 4 percent of voters said Warren was "likable," and 5 percent said the same of Harris.
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" As usual, Frank's public statements run counter to his private plotting, as he marvels at how sheep-like people are, stoking apprehension to serve his interests and "control the conversation.
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"We have not seen any policy proposals that run counter to our faith," said Lance Lemmonds, a spokesman for the Faith & Freedom Coalition, a nonprofit group based in Duluth, Georgia.
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The push by the major carriers to restrict the flexibility of eSIM run counter to a movement in which consumers were gaining more flexibility to move from carrier to carrier.
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"Our resolution will affirm the position of Congress that a carbon tax would run counter to the goals of American energy dominance and national security," Scalise said in a statement.
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Zoe Lofgren, a former immigration attorney who is now the top Democrat on the main immigration law subcommittee in the House, said they run counter to US values and law.
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Democrats have called on Trump to fire Pruitt over the scandals, which they have challenged run counter to Trump's campaign promise to "drain the swamp" of government corruption in Washington.
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"Recent comments from OIR's Deputy Commander run counter to the identified credible threats available to intelligence from U.S. and allies regarding Iranian backed forces in the region," Centcom spokesman Capt.
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Ultimately, Netflix is unlikely to change its release model across the board, as it would run counter to the platform's ethos of giving users greater control over the viewing experience.
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"The U.S. measures are a protectionist intervention in international trade and run counter to the principles of the WTO (World Trade Organization)," Wirtschaftsvereinigung Stahl said in a statement on Thursday.
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An Austrian administrative court blocked the construction of a third runway at Vienna's airport last month, saying it would run counter to the country's pledge to the Paris climate agreement.
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"These decisions run counter to everything that we stand for and are incredibly painful," tweeted Meredith Case, an internal medicine resident at Columbia/New York-Presbyterian Hospital, on March 25.
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Transferring can be a touchy subject, because it appears to run counter to football's ingrained team-first mentality and college athletics' facade of sport mingled with, and subservient to, education.
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Member states pursuing policies that run counter to the alliance's core tenants (like Turkey) will fight any formal amendments to the NATO charter in order to spare themselves the punishment.
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As Dymond notes, the palace's protocol and "tactic" is to stay firmly tight-lipped on rumours that "run counter to the royal narrative," in the hope that they'll eventually disappear.
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We'll see if his new drafts will really run counter to Mr. Kaczynski's, or only extend Mr. Duda's own influence over the courts at the expense of Law and Justice.
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The state is perhaps Trump's most prominent foil outside the Beltway, having sued the administration roughly 60 times to date and pursuing policies that run counter to the president's agenda.
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The billionaire real estate showman's stances on trade and other fiscal issues run counter to the brand of free-market conservatism espoused by Koch and his younger brother, David Koch.
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The legal panel, she added, could propose reforms of national laws that run counter to international standards, such as blasphemy legislation, and encourage governments to give journalists more consular protection abroad.
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Friedman, a New York bankruptcy lawyer, faced questions during his confirmation hearing last month over his views and past statements, many of which run counter to longstanding US policy toward Israel.
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The views of Paul and Young run counter to those expressed by Senate GOP leaders, who have long supported giving the commander-in-chief wide latitude to order military operations abroad.
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"Public calls for unsanctioned events and rallies run counter to the legislation in force and, certainly, their organizers will be prosecuted," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told a conference call with reporters.
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This and many of Leafy's other videos appear to run counter to YouTube's policy on harassment and cyberbullying, though we've also seen that community guidelines on the platform are largely unenforced.
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"For tech workers to even think of themselves as workers — with the implication that their class interests may run counter to that of their bosses — is an exciting development," she says.
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"These assertions are offensive, because they run counter to the expectations of Wells Fargo, and would be a violation of policies we have in place to safeguard against abuses," Martinez said.
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"The announcement from the Iranians today does not run counter to the international agreement to prevent Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon," White House spokesman Josh Earnest told a news briefing.
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The reason that we tend to identify with the left is that the right has established a long record of supporting ideologically driven political policies that run counter to empirical evidence.
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The use of this term, which came up repeatedly in our recent discussion about Austrian riesling (partly because of my prompting), may seem to run counter to our bias against jargon.
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We will always take the word of Putin, a former longtime KGB official whose actions around the world have run counter to American interests, against those of America's key intelligence agencies.
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But it ultimately decided against what the organization's president called a "nuclear option" that would have resulted in "death and devastation" and run counter to the inclusive spirit of the Games.
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But Google and Amazon, he said, use revenue from advertising and retail to support their cloud businesses and other ventures — which might run counter to the interests of their business customers.
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Not only do his past views on the Palestinians run counter to one of the administration's core policy pursuits, but he has for years worked to bring Israel closer to Russia.
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Nearly all the sites depend on donations from international groups and have succeeded by operating in ways that, while in accordance with Afghan law, run counter to the patriarchal culture here.
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Though Uber would still be one of the biggest I.P.O.s of all time, a muted market debut would run counter to the hype that had been building around the company's offering.
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Mr. Gascón, whose term expires early next year and who is not running for re-election, has frequently proposed ideas that run counter to notions about the work of district attorneys.
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"In the past week, we have seen and heard of public events and statements that run counter to our values as a country and a company," Ms. Rometty of IBM said.
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But basing Medicare reimbursement on what other countries pay would be a huge departure from how the program currently works -- and run counter to Republicans' allegiance to the free market system.
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The relationship between Riyadh and Washington remains particularly strong even as the American public questions the logic behind an alliance with a country whose actions often run counter to Washington's interests.
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Facebook's official stance here is that clickbait headlines run counter to its efforts to create an "informed community," which was a pillar of CEO Mark Zuckerberg's big manifesto back in February.
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While senior U.S. officials have framed the embassy relocation as a shake-up that could advance the prospects of Middle East peace, the results have so far run counter to that aim.
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But military officers especially, one White House aide said, bring with them a host of people, so encouraging staff stay could run counter to what the next National Security Adviser would want.
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" What remains to be seen is how Sessions exactly will confront the problem, and whether what he does will run counter to NRA, a group that once called Sessions an "unwavering ally.
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Kennedy's liberal outcomes in the recent abortion and affirmative action cases follow a path opened by his broad rhetoric in earlier opinions -- rhetoric that until now has run counter to his votes.
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Fans who upload viral videos of Peppa Pig tattoos and memes "run counter to the mainstream value and are usually poorly educated with no stable job," the state-run Global Times reported.
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The police assertion of arrests at different sites appeared to run counter to relatives' statements that the men were held at unknown locations after the attack and denied access to a lawyer.
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But Sinclair's doubling down on traditional TV appears to run counter to the shift in consumers away from traditional television, broadcast and pay TV to digital services owned by Netflix and Google.
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Why it matters: The move seems to run counter to the CDC's mission of curbing smoking — as a leading cause of disease and death — in the United States, and raises ethical questions.
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"Recent comments from (Operation Inherent Resolve's) deputy commander run counter to the identified credible threats available to intelligence from US and allies regarding Iranian backed forces in the region," US Navy Capt.
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All of these issues and more represent potential landmines for the former vice president, whose decades of centrist leadership in the Senate run counter to the progressive insurgency energizing the political left.
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It's hardly a surprise that the administration's brief barely mentions the chief justice's census opinion, cherry-picking a few quotations that, lacking context, appear to run counter to the opinion's ultimate conclusion.
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Foreign businesses in China, however, have long complained about a lack of market access and restrictive government policies that run counter to Beijing's repeated pledges to continue to free up its markets.
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John KennedyJohn Neely KennedyMORE (R-La.) on Thursday night that Paul's stance that such tests would be acceptable seemed to run counter to his long-held libertarian ideals and support for privacy.
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"Recent comments from [Operation Inherent Resolve's] Deputy Commander run counter to the identified credible threats available to intelligence from U.S. and allies regarding Iranian backed forces in the region," Centcom spokesman Capt.
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Although Schiff, on Wednesday, announced plans to write a memo that would run counter to the claims Nunes's document makes, but he would need Nunes to hold a vote to release it.
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" Virginia M. Rometty of IBM added, "In the past week, we have seen and heard of public events and statements that run counter to our values as a country and a company.
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Interestingly, the findings run counter to surface temperature trends in northern midlatitudes, which show that winters are warming faster than summers, which is a discrepancy that has yet to be fully explained.
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Its clout in Trump White House: The true believers share views that run counter to the Paul Ryan-wing of the GOP on everything from immigration and infrastructure spending, to bullying corporations.
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And the idea of "salary framing" would appear to run counter to a long-established ethos of Wall Street, where anyone can be bought for a price — and that price is knowable.
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Fill each day with something you love Journalists use the term "counterprogramming" to refer to the kinds of fun, fascinating or inspiring stories that run counter to harder and more serious news.
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In the past, the president has floated policies that appeared to run counter to his earlier positions, like cooperating with Democrats on legislation governing immigration and gun rights, then quickly abandoned them.
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"America's leaders must honor our fundamental values by clearly rejecting expressions of hatred, bigotry and group supremacy, which run counter to the American ideal that all people are created equal," he continued.
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For years, prior to running for president, Trump boasted of his sexual exploits and supported a host of social positions, such as abortion rights, that run counter to beliefs espoused by Falwell.
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The IMF recommendations run counter to the thinking of Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble, who last Thursday announced higher tax revenue estimates for this year and rejected criticism that Germany was not investing enough.
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The more moderate views expressed by Flynn in the past run counter to the president-elect's, who has repeatedly said he will bring back waterboarding and go even further in questioning suspected terrorists.
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For instance, Trump's desire to confront pharmaceutical firms on drug prices, vision of using government to rebuild the inner cities and ambitious plans for infrastructure spending all run counter to conservative GOP orthodoxy.
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One potential problem for Harris going forward: She came out Thursday night for totally abolishing the private insurance industry, which seems to run counter to what she told CNN's Jake Tapper last month.
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Listen to that music thinking not about sadness but about achievement and ambition and invention and care, all the things that tend to run counter to sadness, and it makes much more sense.
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It's something that seemed to run counter to the spirit of Overwatch, a game explicitly designed with a diverse group of characters in order to appeal to as broad an audience as possible.
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Opel's works council, backed by the powerful IG Metall, has rejected Opel management's demands for concessions on pay, arguing these run counter to earlier pledges to honor an existing collective wage bargaining agreement.
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Although offering to answer written questions about topics during the Trump presidency may seem to run counter to that viewpoint, it appears to be a negotiating tactic to try to reach a deal.
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The change comes months after Powell indicated plans to raise interest rates and cool down the US economy, moves that run counter to President Donald Trump's expansionary moves, including last year's tax cuts.
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Market forces run counter to drug importation The importation proposals being discussed are not economically sustainable, in terms of price and product availability — and they do not even promise significant overall cost savings.
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"These decisions run counter to everything that we stand for and are incredibly painful," wrote Meredith Case, an internal medicine resident at Columbia/New York-Presbyterian Hospital, in a March 25 Twitter thread.
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Placing American democratic values back at the center of our foreign policy does not mean we should impose our principles abroad or refuse to talk with nations whose policies run counter to them.
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But in this case, showing that authenticity means proving an investment of time, money, and real concern about black people's issues — ideals that run counter to Trump's long and public history in business.
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Kenneth Frazier, Merck America's leaders must honor our fundamental values by clearly rejecting expressions of hatred, bigotry and group supremacy, which run counter to the American ideal that all people are created equal.
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Such a scenario would run counter to President Trump's vow to boost economic growth to a healthy 603% annually, a level that hasn't been reached since before the Great Recession of 260-2100.
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"Settlement activities are a violation of international law and run counter to the public pronouncements of the government of Israel supporting a two-state solution to the conflict," Ban said in a statement.
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There's plenty he can't count on getting from Trump, who pledged not to monkey with Medicare, which Ryan yearns to change, and is talking about steep tariffs that run counter to Ryan's philosophy.
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SEEKING TO ISOLATE MADURO Whether Prince's visit and his meeting with Rodriguez comport with U.S. law or not, they appear to run counter to the Trump administration's policy to date of isolating Caracas.
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Upholding commitments to allies and partners is certainly a U.S. strategic interest, but it does not mean that we should adopt their worldview wholesale and in ways that run counter to U.S. interests.
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"America's leaders must honor our fundamental values by clearly rejecting expressions of hatred, bigotry and group supremacy, which run counter to the American ideal that all people are created equal," Mr. Frazier wrote.
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The tax would run counter to the Paris accord which is founded on multilateralism and countries' voluntary participating, said He Jiankun, a professor at Tsinghua University who is traveling with China's official delegation.
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Foreign businesses in China, as well as foreign governments, have long complained about a lack of market access in China and restrictive policies that run counter to its pledges to free up markets.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's naval chief has told his Australian counterpart that his country's actions on the South China Sea run counter to the general trend of peace and stability in the disputed waterway.
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Those two moves — while still not final — along with Simon's acquisition of Taubman run counter to the belief that shopping malls inevitably face continued decline in a period of shifting consumer preference, Cramer explained.
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The artist's old-world method appears to run counter to the speed in which our modern world operates, yet his approach to visual language has attracted consistent attention from the art and fashion worlds.
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All the attention seems to run counter to the soft-spoken Zhu's personality, who may have made the mistake of not responding quickly enough to concerns about the safety of his and similar products.
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Keenan: He referred to you by name but I'm just going to say: We were given your word of Univision's commitment to honest journalism and in every way these takedowns run counter to that.
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His pick of Brett Kavanaugh, a federal appeals judge in Washington, may have run counter to his instincts against picking inhabitants of the D.C. swamp, or those with deep connections to the Bush administration.
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Canavan's comments run counter to growing concern among Australians about coal's contribution to global warming and also to a trend by large Western banks and investment houses to reduce their exposure to fossil fuels.
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Indeed, the very notion of government generated comprehensive solutions to anything seems to run counter to the independent and anti -authority values, the nature of our political system and how things change in America.
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For some NRA employees, the firm is a sore point; they are concerned that Ackerman consumes too much of the budget, and that its actions at times run counter to the NRA's best interests.
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It doesn't concern Mr. Murray that his climate views run counter to the scientific consensus, which has found that warming is "unequivocal," according to the latest report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.
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Given the state of relations between the United States and Russia today, every one of these is issues is virtually moot because they run counter to Putin's goals and Russia's irrelevance to North Korea.
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Judge Wigenton wrote that "allowing one state to dictate the manner and terms of the commission's dissolution, and the subsequent distribution of the agency's assets" would run counter to the terms of the compact.
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Democrats, moderates and civil rights groups say the White House-backed measures run counter to human and constitutional rights in some cases, and in others are much more complicated than portrayed by the administration.
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Apparently, word from early screenings was that his penis was massive, and since it was massive, it would be disrespectful to the character and run counter to what Moore and illustrator Dave Gibbons intended.
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Both steps were controversial as they run counter to international consensus that fraught issues between Israelis and Palestinians such as the fate of Jerusalem should be dealt with toward the end of final negotiations.
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" On Tuesday, the US State Department joined the criticism, saying the laws run counter to Brunei's international human rights obligations, "including with respect to torture or other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment.
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With Le Pen's party beating Macron's in the recent EU elections and Macron continuing to make statements that run counter to Trump's policies, Trump could step up support for Le Pen while on French soil.
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Deser had asked whether RWE's climate strategy was compatible with its lobbying and whether management could demonstrate that those activities did not run counter to its claims of moving toward more sustainable forms of energy.
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But Facebook is always balancing the demands of government with its desire to stay within the confines of local laws—even when those local laws run counter to what many would consider accuracy in journalism.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Hungary needs to assuage the European Union's serious concerns that Prime Minister Viktor Orban's policies run counter to the bloc's values on rights and democracy, the EU executive's deputy head said on Wednesday.
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"America's leaders must honor our fundamental values by clearly rejecting expressions of hatred, bigotry, and group supremacy, which run counter to the American ideal that all people are created equal," Frazier said in a statement.
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As a colleague writes in the print edition, many of Donald Trump's evangelical supporters seem unyielding in their preference for him, despite all the evidence of language and behaviour which run counter to Christian morality.
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To take an extreme case, it would run counter to common sense if a church were judicially obliged to appoint a militant atheist as a priest, even if that candidate was well qualified on paper.
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The American Academy of Pediatrics' recommendations -- which Paul says run counter to the advice of many pediatricians and sleep specialists -- may leave some parents unsure of when to cut the proverbial cord to their bedroom.
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Activist campaigns against FIs remain constrained by regulatory limitations on capital extraction, which run counter to one of activists' primary modes of increasing investment value, returning capital to shareholders via share repurchases or dividend increases.
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In a statement, he asserted that: America's leaders must honor our fundamental values by clearly rejecting expressions of hatred, bigotry and group supremacy, which run counter to the ideal that all people are created equal.
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Republicans who are against the idea agree that it would run counter to their argument to "let the people decide" but they might be willing to take the heat if it suits their political purposes.
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The net impact of Trump's calculations, which run counter to most widely accepted views of the benefits of trade, are hard to predict, said Claude Barfield, a trade expert at the conservative American Enterprise Institute.
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Unlike the forthrightness of her earlier photograph, the paintings in Garden Coup run counter to expectations: Instead of any indication of calamity and the suppression of democracy, they are a celebration of ancient Iranian culture.
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Experts on sexual assault cases say that these demands amount to a newly aggressive stance by universities that face potentially damaging lawsuits, and that they run counter to the spirit of federal civil rights policies.
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"As long as the noneconomic issues that he is talking about do not run counter to the core of what defines us as a state, I don't think he is a distraction," Mr. Kaufmann said.
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Hey, I find it really ironic that all the groups that think they have a God-given mandate to enforce "tolerance" are so intolerant of controversial views and people that run counter to their own.
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"America's leaders must honor our fundamental values by clearly rejecting expressions of hatred, bigotry and group supremacy, which run counter to the American ideal that all people are created equal," Merck CEO Kenneth Frazier said.
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Deser had asked whether RWE's climate strategy was compatible with its lobbying and whether management could demonstrate that those activities did not run counter to its claims of moving towards more sustainable forms of energy.
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Mankiw added that Trump's push for pro-growth policies may run counter to the negative view of the trade deficit, which Trump's pick for Commerce secretary, investor Wilbur Ross, said was a drag on economic growth.
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"Child labor and forced labor are abhorrent practices that run counter to American values," Martha Newton, deputy undersecretary of the Department of Labor's Bureau of International Labor Affairs, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation in emailed comments.
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"These findings appear to run counter to the conventional wisdom about the most politically appealing version of a carbon tax and to recent efforts by the federal government to step back from environmental protection," he said.
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Despite being a product of Minsky's strange and fertile imagination, the Useless Machine seemed to me to run counter to this narrative of absolute automation; it seemed to react to the idea by switching itself off.
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Doing so would run counter to the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea as interpreted by the European Court of Justice, the document says, adding that additional analysis is needed on the matter.
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The Roberts Court has taken a keen interest in religious-liberty exemptions in recent years, often ruling in favor of those who tell the court that their religious convictions run counter to state and federal laws.
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Critics of the administration contend that it does not want to say the forces in Iraq are "in combat" because it would run counter to President Obama's assertion that he ended combat missions there in 2010.
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"We undertook an extensive review of the Infowars sites, and found instances that promoted hate or discriminatory intolerance against certain communities and religions, which run counter to our core value of inclusion," the PayPal spokesman said.
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The alleged violations run counter to the Clean Air Act, which requires that carmakers show the EPA via certification that their vehicles meet standards set at the national level to help curtail and control air pollution.
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Letters To the Editor: In his Economic View column ("A More Efficient World That People May Not Want," July 3), Neil Irwin describes recent populist examples at the voting booths that run counter to maximizing efficiency.
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"We have made it very clear that the decisions are going to be guided by and we will not run counter to what our department of health and the health authorities are telling us," Hainline said.
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Like all politicians who take that job, the challenge is to shift from making policy to informing policy, leaving ideology behind and marshaling the most objective of facts even if they run counter to personal beliefs.
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Mr. McConnell's remarks seemed to many to run counter to a closely watched speech he delivered on the Senate floor this week, in which he declared the "case closed" on Russian collusion after the Mueller report.
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It would also review auditors' reports to ensure they had identified and communicated potential climate risks, and analyse companies' political lobbying and trade associations for any that run counter to its stated position on climate change.
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"America's leaders must honor our fundamental values by clearly rejecting expressions of hatred, bigotry and group supremacy, which run counter to the American ideal that all people are created equal," Mr. Frazier said in a statement.
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On Monday, the head of the Premier League Richard Scudamore said the top soccer clubs of England and Wales backed a Remain vote because leaving the EU would run counter to their global approach to business.
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More than 1,000 State Department diplomats registered their opposition to the ban by signing a dissent letter asserting that the new policy would "run counter to core American values" and would not make the country safer.
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These CEOs are walking a fine line between staying engaged by serving on presidential councils and resigning as a statement of principle over actions by public officials that run counter to their company's values and principles.
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So suicide bombers are not acting out of blind rage or desperation, despite the fact that their revenge appears to run counter to the evolutionary theory that our actions are determined by our reproductive self-interest.
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To counter such strong personal connections, O'Leary says, public health officials may need to learn better ways to provide medical information to the public, especially those with entrenched beliefs that run counter to the health message.
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Last week, He Jiankun, a professor at Tsinghua University who is travelling with China's official delegation to the U.N. talks in Madrid, said a carbon tax would run counter to the principles of the Paris deal.
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" Reardon, the NTEU president, rejected that claim in his Monday letter and argued that Blakenstein's comments "run counter to the nation's civil service principles and particularly offensive for someone charged with leading the fair lending program.
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Not only does this run counter to Beijing's own policy about phasing out surplus steel capacity but it is intensely problematic in the context of escalating criticism and accumulating trade sanctions from other steel-producing countries.
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Yet, most educators would agree that classrooms should be spaces for students to practice challenging their hunches — places where they can intentionally examine ideas that run counter to their own and spend time weighing alternative perspectives.
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The comments "run counter to the identified credible threats available to intelligence from U.S. and allies regarding Iranian backed forces in the region," said Navy Captain Bill Urban, a spokesman at the U.S. military's Central Command.
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Such a panel would run counter to the "overwhelming scientific consensus on the causes and impacts of climate change," the House chairs, Adam Smith, Frank Pallone, Raul Grijalva and Eddie Bernice Johnson, said in the letter.
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Nova, played with a calm, measured intensity by Wesley, appears to be the most grounded of the siblings, but her activism and ancestral traditions run counter to the impossibility of being the mistress of a white man.
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He was unfair, he was unkind, and he didn't make any effort to hide his contempt: He exhibited the easy-to-identify, personal expression of ideas that we like to think run counter to our national values.
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Fans who upload viral videos of Peppa Pig tattoos and Peppa Pig-related memes "run counter to the mainstream value and are usually poorly educated with no stable job", the state-run Global Times reported on Monday.
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Comments run counter to Justice policies At odds with Trump's comments is his own Attorney General Jeff Sessions, who has made overhauling the immigration courts a top priority, including in the support of hiring more immigration judges.
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Our highest priority is to create a workplace environment where everyone feels safe and protected, and to ensure that any actions that run counter to our core values are met with consequences, no matter who the offender.
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Our highest priority is to create a workplace environment where everyone feels safe and protected, and to ensure that any actions the run counter to our core values are met with consequences, no matter who the offender.
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Such a move, Defense Department officials said, would run counter to his administration's national defense strategy to prepare for conflict with world powers like Russia, China, North Korea and Iran, after almost two decades of fighting terrorism.
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Both men are Russia hawks who are strongly committed to NATO — views that line up with McCain but run counter to Trump's criticism of the alliance as obsolete and his ongoing string of strangely pro-Kremlin comments.
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In the plan, Bloomberg calls for ending "plans that run counter to American values," including the travel ban that was recently expanded, family separations at the border and building a wall along the US border with Mexico.
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When Bill Clinton suggested to his wife's advisers that, considering Brexit, they might be underestimating the strength of the populist tide, the campaign manager, Robby Mook, had a bulletproof answer: The data run counter to your anecdotes.
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Noi asserts that the expressions of those who run counter to the law — prisoners, criminals, or religious prophets — are excluded from the Japanese term "art brut," and Kushino largely echoed Noi's opinion during the interview with me.
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On the surface, the construction of Kulczyk's museum seems to run counter to many of the ideologies supported by PiS — a supporter of progressive causes and oft-forgotten histories including feminist narratives and those supporting of minorities.
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The comments by Kataoka, an economist who joined the board in July, run counter to many others in the nine-member board who have signaled the BOJ's next step should be to dial back - not ramp up - stimulus.
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A withdrawal by Malaysia from the ASEAN Football Federation Suzuki Cup, which began on Saturday, would have run counter to the 10-member Association of Southeast Asian Nations' long-standing policy of non-interference in other members' affairs.
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Any definition would run counter to India's classification of indigenous people, which is applied to its 104 million tribal population - also known as Adivasis or "original inhabitants" - who make up nearly 10% of the country's 1.3 billion citizens.
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But he and others note that so far, Trump has been seemingly reluctant to sanction Turkey for a range of actions that run counter to US national security interests -- and even to levy sanctions legally required by Congress.
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It is through these small and simple actions—even when they're forced or faked or unnatural or run counter to our current mood—that we rediscover and maintain our faith in humanity and in our own best potential.
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Industry participants say such curbs run counter to regulators' desire to protect small investors against the advantages of larger players and threatens to dent China's attempts to foster a fair and transparent capital market attractive to foreign investors.
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In an ideal world, I'd like to have more bass and sparklier, more precise highs — but I can see how both of those things run counter to the idea of the N60s being a frequent traveler's best friend.
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For Trump's critics, such a step would run counter to his message of racial unity but it would be consistent with his frequent desire to reach out to his political base on issues like undocumented migrants and immigration.
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Washington (CNN)Attorney General Jeff Sessions has made overhauling the chronically backlogged immigration courts a top priority -- but some of his moves seem to run counter to recommendations in a Justice Department-commissioned report made public on Monday.
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In front of a crowd of White House officials, public administrators and commercial executives, Shotwell said the government "must remove bureaucratic practices that run counter to innovation and speed" if the industry is going to make rapid progress.
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"Throughout the presidential campaign and since, the president-elect has made many troubling statements that run counter to the principles that define California today," said Kevin de León, the Senate president pro tempore, who is backing the package.
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But the quest to showcase the nominee they hope will oust President Trump could run counter to the advice of public health experts, who are advising against large gatherings, if the coronavirus outbreak remains severe in the summer.
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Some Brexiteers say those proposals would ensure the EU kept control over swathes of the British economy and thus run counter to the spirit of her manifesto pledge to leave the EU Customs Union and the Single Market.
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Joseph Dunford, the chairman of the Joints Chiefs of Staff, that leaving Syria now would provide an opening for Russia, Turkey and Iran to advance their own interests in the country, which run counter to the United States'.
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King pressed Milley on the issue, noting that he is confident the four-star general will assert his views, even if they run counter to the opinion of the President, but felt it was important to emphasize that point.
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Europe and Japan's central bank policies of negative interest rates are a "horror" and will run counter to the desired effect, Jeffrey Gundlach, the widely followed investor who runs DoubleLine Capital, said in an interview with a Swiss newspaper.
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Still, the Trump administration's actions run counter to widespread perception, fueled by the president's own statements, that Trump has softened America's stance toward Russian President Vladimir Putin amid a U.S. investigation into Moscow's meddling in the 2016 presidential election.
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"Our highest priority is to create a workplace environment where everyone feels safe and protected, and to ensure that any actions that run counter to our core values are met with consequences, no matter who the offender," he continued.
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His comments run counter to statements from some European diplomats and business interests who argue Russia is getting closer to having sanctions lifted after they were imposed by the West over Moscow's support for separatist rebels in eastern Ukraine.
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"In a production setting, however, a great deal of creative control is needed to tune the result, and a rigid set of algorithmic constraints run counter to the need for this creative exploration," note the authors of the paper.
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Despite McConnell's statement, there is likely to be immense pressure on the Trump administration and Congress to release details of the FBI's findings upon the conclusion of the probe, even if doing so would run counter to normal practice.
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In its ruling, the court held that the Religious Freedom Restoration Act, also known as RFRA, allows the owners of certain types of corporations to opt out of government regulations if those regulations run counter to their religious beliefs.
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He points to Japan, which has managed to achieve the lowest obesity rate in the developed world (4.2 percent in 2016) — through a naturally healthier diet, in part, but also through government interventions that run counter to American individualism.
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Many longtime oil traders have found themselves confounded by sharp price moves that run counter to fundamental signals like the balance of supply and demand, stockpile levels and disruptions in oil-producing regions, The Wall Street Journal recently reported.
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"But in the last year the Australian military's series of actions in the South China Sea have run counter to the general trend of peace and stability," the ministry cited Shen as saying, without pointing to any specific examples.
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But they are often presented in ways that run counter to what people expect — by politicians who haven't won by that much — and seem self-serving coming from politicians who try to use election results to enhance their own power.
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She congratulated the President after his election win in a statement that also contained a defense of Western values amid concern in Germany that his stances on issues like immigration run counter to the principles that have sustained the Western alliance.
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LONDON, June 20 (Reuters) - The top soccer clubs of England and Wales back a "Remain" vote in Britain's European Union referendum because leaving would run counter to their global approach to business, the chairman of the Premier League said on Monday.
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These photographs of Moran, the Bierstadts, and others, with their self-conscious affinities with the fine arts, run counter to the unbroken 19th-century production of pictures more or less determined by practical considerations, though many possess considerable aesthetic value.
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We further note that the current negative sentiment and spot price plunge have run counter to ALB's fundamentals, where consensus earning estimates have remained relatively flat, suggesting the majority of its share price fall represents multiple erosion not an earnings shortfall.
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"This is particularly true in the case of Tesla where you have an aggressive and vocal CEO who is prone to pushing the legal limits and gain terms that might run counter to Goldman's conflict of interest policies," Williams said.
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"This is particularly true in the case of Tesla where you have an aggressive and vocal CEO who is prone to pushing the legal limits and gain terms that might run counter to Goldmans conflict of interest policies," Williams said.
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"These kinds of wrong remarks are unable to distinguish right from wrong, invert black and white, and run counter to the current general appeal of Hong Kong society and all citizens to stop the violence and restore order," the ministry said.
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The fall in the broad MSCI index appeared to run counter to regional benchmarks, with Australian shares closing up 21.43 percent and Chinese blue chips gaining 261.05 percent after the government and regulators announced more measures to support the private sector.
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"Recent comments from (the coalition's) Deputy Commander run counter to the identified credible threats available to intelligence from U.S. and allies regarding Iranian backed forces in the region," said Navy Captain Bill Urban, a spokesman at the U.S. military's Central Command.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's imports of North Korean coal run counter to global sanctions, a senior U.S. official said on Saturday, adding that a U.S. missile system deployed in South Korea should "motivate" Beijing to pressure Pyongyang over its nuclear program.
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During the Bush administration, he pursued regulatory reforms some in conservative circles thought weren't big enough and since leaving he's worked on issues that run counter to certain issues important to right-leaning advocacy groups on climate change and ethanol.
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President Mattarella has already signaled to both Di Maio and Salvini that he has the power to reject laws that he feels run counter to the constitution, including bills that violate international treaties or do not have adequate budget cover.
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I wondered, though, if so much editorial curation might run counter to Steve Job's original goal of giving all app developers, even the little guys, a chance to be seen and downloaded Most experts I spoke to though, expressed little concern.
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Faith-based groups could not be forced to hire or retain an employee whose beliefs run counter to the organization, while churches and religious schools would have the right to reject holding events for people or groups to whom they object.
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"I would say that the United States and China share a mutual interest in achieving regional stability and peace, and that a failure to designate Azhar would run counter to this goal," U.S. State Department spokesperson Robert Palladino said Tuesday.
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A withdrawal by Muslim-majority Malaysia from the ASEAN Football Federation's (AFF) Suzuki Cup, which began on Saturday, would run counter to the 10-member Association of Southeast Asian Nations' long-standing policy of non-interference in other members' affairs.
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Trump's tirades against cross-border trade agreements and immigration run counter to the views of most in the U.S. tech industry, which sells its products worldwide and has leaned heavily on talented programmers coming to the United States from overseas.
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CNN reported that at the time that Comey was advised by the Justice Department that his letter to Congress would run counter to department policy to not comment publicly on investigations close to an election, but he sent it anyway.
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But even the sage Yogi Berra, who captured so well the difficulty of making predictions, "especially about the future," offered no solution to the problem of getting a hearing for predictions that run counter to the outcomes one's superiors prefer.
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"What the new law doesn't do is abandon the requirement for the federal government to protect the civil rights of our students, even if those rights run counter to what states and districts want to do," she said in a statement.
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The movement's accusations against the powerful and popular Pakistani military establishment run counter to the official narrative, which lauds the army as being responsible for a hard-earned peace in a country that has suffered at the hands of terrorist groups.
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These factor-of-three gaps between future cost forecasts and actual prices paid are too large to be explained by tax credits and run counter to ongoing cost declines for solar and wind reported by other Department of Energy offices.
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Trump's candidacy has opened a rift in the Republican Party, with many leaders appalled by his rhetoric on immigrants, Muslims and women and concerned that some policy positions such as his opposition to free trade run counter to Republican orthodoxy.
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While banks, pharmaceutical companies, defense and industrial stocks are likely to gain from Trump's proposals to simplify regulation and boost spending, his stance on limiting immigration and free trade run counter to some of the technology industry's most basic interests.
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For all the benefits the practice supposedly brings, hiring former senior government officials has occasionally put companies in an uncomfortable position, too—like when those employees support policies or political figures that run counter to Silicon Valley's more liberal workforce.
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A federal judge halted the mandate in June 2018, days before it was set to start, after advocacy groups filed a lawsuit arguing that work requirements run counter to Medicaid's objective of providing the poor with access to health care.
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In the new paradigm, inflation replaces deflation as a major concern, a Fed closely aligned with the market's interests will now chart its own course and what's good for Main Street may run counter to what's desired on Wall Street.
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"These attacks run counter to the country's obligations to respect press freedom and international human rights law," David Kaye said in a joint statement with Edison Lanza, who holds the same post with the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights.
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Yet Trump's actions often appear to run counter to that strategy as he idolizes Chinese leader Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin, and his foreign policy choices seem dictated not by global strategy but the desires of his political base.
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Hofstra's National Suburban Poll has consistently shown support among suburbanites for government-assisted health care coverage, public education and environmental protection -- desires that run counter to the Republican agenda, as reflected in the Obamacare repeal debacle, several cabinet appointments and Presidential pronouncements.
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"In December I learned that an unknown, external party accessed and manipulated material from my now-defunct blog, The Reid Report, to include offensive and hateful references that are fabricated and run counter to my personal beliefs and ideology," the statement said.
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The hike in stamp duty on residential properties purchased by foreigners appears to run counter to a warning earlier in the month from the central bank that recent rapid rises in property prices could stall if international demand, particularly from China, slipped.
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So while a 25 basis point cut at the end of the month seems baked in the cake at this point, an aggressive easing cycle ahead would run counter to Fed officials' assessment of an otherwise strong economy led by a resilient consumer.
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TIANJIN, China (Reuters) - In a glass tower in a trendy part of China's eastern city of Tianjin, hundreds of young men and women sit in front of computer screens, scouring the Internet for videos and messages that run counter to Communist Party doctrine.
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They also run counter to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) initiatives that my former committee — House Energy & Commerce — helped spearhead in recent decades, including the Prescription Drug Marketing Act (PDMA) that tightened the prescription drug supply chain in the United States.
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"Our highest priority is to create a workplace environment where everyone feels safe and protected, and to ensure that any actions that run counter to our core values are met with consequences, no matter who the offender," Lack said in the statement.
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He was also advised by the Justice Department that his intent to tell Congress in October 2016 that FBI agents had recovered additional emails possibly relevant to the Clinton probe would run counter to department policy, and yet he did it anyway.
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Selling gas-guzzling cars and trucks might continue to drive short-term profit, as some in the auto industry believe, but abandoning the standards now in place would run counter to the longer arc of consumer demand, state regulations and international market forces.
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On Saturday morning, the Chinese vice premier for financial and industrial policy, Liu He, told Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin in a phone call that the United States' actions against China violate international trade rules and run counter to American, Chinese and global interests.
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At a time when democracies and their core values are under attack, McKinsey & Co. has helped raise the stature of authoritarian and corrupt governments around the world, sometimes in ways that run counter to American interests, according to an investigation by the NYT.
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Depending on the circumstances, editors told photographers to wear masks and gloves or in some cases to take further protections, and to avoid proximity and confined spaces, directions that run counter to many photographers' instincts to get physically close to the action.
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Passing up a touchdown in that situation would have run counter to Prescott's instincts — "It's important to get in the end zone and put the pressure on them," he said — and Coach Jason Garrett said afterward that he agreed with Prescott's decision.
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They force us to talk about women's bodies when it is increasingly taboo to do so, and they run counter to the movement that seeks to include transgender and intersex people in social institutions based on their gender identity rather than their biology.
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But after Stalin's death — Mr. Yevtushenko was almost crushed to death in a funeral stampede in Moscow — his work began to run counter to Soviet Realism, the officially sanctioned artistic style; it reflected instead new thinking about individual responsibility and the state.
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The increasing divide between Red America and Blue America has sewn animosity and distrust among even the most patriotic among us as partisan echo chambers reinforce notions that those with ideas that run counter to our own are out for nefarious purposes.
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Mr. Trump's proposals also run counter to House and Senate appropriators, who have been working in a bipartisan manner for weeks trying to come up with a series of spending bills that could be bundled together in some form to avoid a shutdown.
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There was no immediate reaction from 5-Star, but everything Salvini said seemed to run counter to what the anti-system group has been calling for after its own solutions to end nine weeks of political stalemate got gunned down by its rivals.
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His advisers have pressured China to reduce the subsidies that are powering its high-tech industries and to loosen the state's grip on its economy — moves that would run counter to Mr. Xi's desire to strengthen China and his control of it.
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The geo-blocking of the otherwise banal video highlights Facebook's increasingly difficult position in attempts to grow its business abroad, often in countries whose strict local laws run counter to the company's own stated goal of creating a more "open and connected" world.
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"The lawsuit makes a number of bold claims that run counter to U.S. intelligence, such as FAN calling itself "an independent, authentic and legitimate news agency" and the assertion that "upon information and belief, the IRA was liquidated on or about December 28, 2016.
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Moran says in the post that Tesla has begun to respond to worker concerns, with a base pay raise in November, yet it also has taken steps that seem to run counter to employee organization, including asking workers to sign a new confidentiality policy.
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The group, which includes about three dozen lawmakers in the House of Representatives, also said the bill did not adequately fund Republican priorities such as U.S. President Donald Trump's proposed border wall while continuing to fund other projects that run counter to the party's priorities.
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"These bills run counter to the growing consensus in the medical community that improving access to gender-affirming care is a central means of improving health outcomes for transgender people," stated the letter, which was coordinated by the advocacy group Campaign for Southern Equality.
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But Nintendo also promised the patch would include a way to connect to public hotspots, which seemed to run counter to the claim that the Switch won't have a browser given so many public hotspots require you to log in to a captive portal.
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The Fed's "balance sheet normalization process has really done the work it was intended to do," Brainard said in an interview on CNBC, adding that she would not want this policy tool, which is tightening financial conditions, to run counter to interest-rate policy.
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David Hayes, director of the State Energy and Environmental Impact Center which coordinates policy with state attorneys general, added that the proposal appears to run counter to the administration's promise to support so-called "cooperative federalism" that gives states broad authority to decide policy.
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Under the bill, faith-based groups could not be forced to hire or retain an employee whose beliefs run counter to the organization's, while churches and religious schools would have the right to reject holding events for people or groups to whom they object.
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I think the market action is discounting this as well because the Fed has worked hard at trying to be as transparent and as cautious as they can be — so a 50 bps increase would run counter to everything they have convinced markets to expect.
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The bottom line: Turkey's president has driven the economy into a narrow, dead-end alley, where measures taken on currency and interest rates run counter to what's needed, and where the narrative about resisting the U.S. economic "war" will only squeeze the country further.
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And in Los Angeles, Sheila Kuehl, a member of the powerful county board of supervisors, has started what she has called "Operation Monkey Wrench," urging people, including state and federal government workers, to systematically disrupt Trump policies that run counter to California laws and policies.
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"Any hasty move to withdraw these funds or wind down the funds would run counter to existing contractual arrangements and would lead to a significant loss of value because many of these projects are in the early phase of development," it said in a statement.
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It's important to me to create an environment within my leadership team where people feel that they can trust each other and feel confident sharing their ideas, even if they seem unusual or seem to run counter to the way things typically have been done.
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Though the startup is small and the purchase price is likely not that significant, the move underlines Microsoft's commitment to the technologies that will define online infrastructure in the years to come—even though those technologies run counter to the business models that traditionally drove Microsoft.
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"But our duty also compels us to acknowledge that those parts of our history that run counter to the university's core values, the values of our state and the enduring values of our nation do not belong on pedestals in the heart of the Forty Acres."
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The big picture: The allegations leveled against the campaign of Republican Mark Harris, who holds an unofficial 905-vote lead over his Democratic opponent Dan McCready, run counter to the baseless claims of rampant voter fraud by Democrats often trumpeted by President Trump and other Republican officials.
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"Our stance is actually against misinformation... That's a stance because you can't inspire someone's life when there is a misinformation or if there's hate speech, there's a lot of things that will run counter to our mission of inspiration for everyone," she said during the Economist event.
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This would run counter to efforts to increase the use of out-of-court settlement for collateral across the EU. The future of GACS, a scheme for providing an Italian government guarantee to the senior tranches of NPL securitisations (with the EU's blessing), is also in question.
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His Wednesday tweet suggested that the U.S. constitution, which contains a right to free assembly in its first amendment, equips him with tools to suppress protest movements that run counter to the "will of the people," more of whom wanted Clinton to be president than Trump.
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But one Democrat in particular has run counter to that idea: Joe BidenJoe BidenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 28500 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE.
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The Fed's "balance sheet normalization process has really done the work it was intended to do," Brainard said in an interview on CNBC, adding that she would not want balance sheet policy to run counter to interest-rate policy, which the Fed has put on hold.
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"To recognize either of the bakery's asserted First Amendment objections would run counter to the basic principle, reflected in over a century of public accommodation laws, that all people, regardless of status, should be able to receive equal service in American commercial life," they told the court.
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The Justice Department also advised Comey that his intent -- to reveal to Capitol Hill just days before the November 2016 election that FBI agents had recovered additional emails possibly relevant to the Clinton probe -- would run counter to department policy, and yet he did it anyway.
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Newspaper Kurier reported earlier on Wednesday that the investigation was into two of the three administrative court judges who ruled last month the runway should not be built, on the grounds that it would run counter to Austria's commitments under the Paris Agreement on climate change.
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Observers regard the Communist Party's ability to have one cohesive approach to the country's economic and political future a foregone conclusion, something that sets it apart from democracies that swing across the political spectrum during election cycles and often introduce administrations who run counter to their predecessors.
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"The committee is concerned that these efforts to silence speech are based on political theater rather than legal or scientific arguments, and that they run counter to an attorney general's duty to serve 'as the guardian of the legal rights of the citizens,'" the letter said.
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"In December I learned that an unknown, external party accessed and manipulated material from my now-defunct blog, The Reid Report, to include offensive and hateful references that are fabricated and run counter to my personal beliefs and ideology," Reid said in the statement on Monday.
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Yet for a growing number of policy makers in Europe, the United States and elsewhere, social media companies have a responsibility to block harmful content from their digital platforms, and they must respect national rules that often run counter to Silicon Valley's efforts to operate across borders.
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His criminal justice support might run counter to Trump's previous "tough on crime" campaign positioning, but the key to understanding the White House's push for criminal justice reform begins with president's son-in-law Jared Kushner, who has been put in charge of a lot of policies.
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Progressive Democrats have urged the president-elect to follow through on his promise to withdraw the United States from the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) and renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), all ideas that run counter to policy backed by President Obama and many pro-trade Republicans.
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Investing in an American company like Uber, however, could run counter to Saudi Arabia's threat to sell off investments in the United States, issued during discussion about a bill in Congress that would allow the kingdom to be held responsible in American courts for any role in the Sept.
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While the Never Trumpers may sleep well at night under a blanket of sanctimony, their efforts to poison the well for progressive candidates in the days leading up to the nation's first caucuses and primaries run counter to honoring the democratic process they claim to so deeply revere.
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While the battle over abortion rights has largely played out at the state level, the group's challenge points to federal law that they claim still applies to localities looking to advocate for abortion positions that run counter to -- or, in other cases, extend beyond -- those of their states.
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It also appears to run counter to the idea that traditional presidents repeatedly invoke: that the American dream does not discriminate on the basis of race or origin but hinges on an individual's character, industry and willingness to embrace a set of national values traced to the enlightenment.
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Both assertions seem to run counter to comments Page made during a December 2016 public appearance in Moscow broadcast live by the Russian network RT. "I've certainly been in a number of meetings with him and I've learned a tremendous amount from him," Page said at the time.
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" CEO President: "Trump finds that CEO-as-president isn't always a natural fit," by AP Economics Writer Josh Boak: "Asked to assess his tenure so far, management experts point to a stream of missteps that run counter to the clarity, discipline and consistency of message typical of the best executives.
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Whats changed is the nature of the tiny but influential OPEC nations intervention across the Middle East and Africa - fighting wars, running covert operations and using its financial clout to reshape regional politics in ways that often run counter to U.S. interests, according to the sources and foreign policy experts.
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We know Twitter struggles to handle the unsavory elements that exist on its platform — the recent harassment of Ghostbusters actress Leslie Jones showed that in clear terms — but once in a while the company goes ahead and does things itself that just seem to run counter to its 'free speech' values.
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"Yet despite this and other grave and documented actions that run counter to the values of America, Europe, and our allies, countries around the world continue to consider opening their arms to Chinese companies in order to build critical infrastructure, like 5G, or develop key technology, like artificial intelligence," Kratsios said.
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Increasingly, "feeling bullied" is used broadly by the powerful and the powerless alike to describe feeling insulted (by a peer), feeling unfairly criticized (by a professional critic), feeling diminished (by commenters) or merely feeling exposed to potential profit losses, ego injuries or points of view that run counter to your own.
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Washington (CNN)Since the Trump administration released its blockbuster report on the day after Thanksgiving outlining the dire environmental and economic impacts of climate change, it has made a series of policy and diplomatic decisions or statements that appear to run counter to all of the warnings in the report.
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What's changed is the nature of the tiny but influential OPEC nation's intervention across the Middle East and Africa — fighting wars, running covert operations and using its financial clout to reshape regional politics in ways that often run counter to US interests, according to the sources and foreign policy experts.
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But one Democrat has seemed to run counter to that idea: former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE.
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It would be great if they could be more like Spotify, which has developed a very good formula for finding songs and bands you have never heard of but will probably like — with curveballs thrown in that run counter to your taste, in case you're up for expanding your repertoire.
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Two additional parallel unelected institutions also run counter to the parliament's authority: the High Council of Cultural Revolution, which weighs in on and can influence domestic socio-cultural legislation, and the Supreme National Security Council, which reviews foreign policy issues relevant to national security, such as last year's nuclear accord.
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If the panel's recommendation to reduce lanes is adopted, it would be the first time in decades that a major highway in the city would be made smaller, and it would run counter to established traffic management policies to expand highways in response to greater demand, according to transportation experts.
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Mr. Biden's 180-degree turn on whether he would comply with a subpoena was one of the starkest and swiftest reversals by a candidate in the Democratic primary campaign, and came after he faced questions and criticism about whether his initial stand would run counter to the rule of law.
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As with Zuckerberg's decision to exempt politicians' ads from fact-checking, which runs counter to the efforts of its platform integrity team to remove misinformation from Facebook, the decision to bring Breitbart into its stable of trusted news partners would seem to run counter to its efforts to promote a healthy news environment.
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"The decision to cancel a season is serious and consequential, and reflects Harvard's view that both the team's behavior and the failure to be forthcoming when initially questioned are completely unacceptable, have no place at Harvard, and run counter to the mutual respect that is a core value of our community," she wrote.
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"China has not and will not demand companies or individuals use methods that run counter to local laws or via installing 'backdoors' to collect or provide the Chinese government with data, information or intelligence from home or abroad," the Chinese foreign ministry said in a statement in response to questions from Reuters.
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While several top business leaders have become more vocal on topics that run counter to their company&aposs values, it can be a difficult path to navigate, as most executives are hesitant to alienate specific groups — or even their own employees who are also looking for them to speak out, according to Doughtie.
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"We have seen twists and turns in the situation of the Korean Peninsula since the beginning of this year, which put peace and stability of the region in jeopardy and run counter to the shared aspiration of the international community," the Chinese Foreign Affairs Ministry's spokesperson Hua Chunying told agency's regular press conference on Friday.
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A responsible border policy includes the strategic physical barriers (the aforementioned and perhaps others), eradicating invasive species along the Rio Grande River that run counter to security efforts, new infrastructure and personnel at ports of entry, and additional training and oversight that ensure accountability and clarify what resources are necessary to enhance national security.
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Despite a healthy debt-to-GDP ratio of just 40 percent, the government is reluctant to aid the sector itself by selling more bonds - which would run counter to new Finance Minister Yoo Il-ho's efforts to improve the country's balance sheet - and has set a June 30 deadline to come up with a plan.
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They also run counter to the findings of climate scientists around the world, who have found that the burning of fossil fuels such as coal, oil and natural gas has vaulted the level of carbon dioxide in the Earth's atmosphere to the highest levels in all of human history, and likely longer than that.
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"Any suggestion by any candidate for high public office that we should be building more weapons and giving them to a country like Korea or Japan are absurd on their face and run counter to everything that every president, Republican or Democrat alike, has tried to achieve ever since World War II," Kerry said.
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"The decision to cancel a season is serious and consequential, and reflects Harvard's view that both the team's behavior and the failure to be forthcoming when initially questioned are completely unacceptable, have no place at Harvard, and run counter to the mutual respect that is a core value of our community," Faust wrote in a statement.
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In a statement to Mediate on Monday, Reid at first said that the recently resurfaced blog posts were "fabricated": In December I learned that an unknown, external party accessed and manipulated material from my now-defunct blog, The Reid Report, to include offensive and hateful references that are fabricated and run counter to my personal beliefs and ideology.
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"We undertook an extensive review of the Infowars sites, and found instances that promoted hate or discriminatory intolerance against certain communities and religions, which run counter to our core value of inclusion," a PayPal spokesperson told Gizmodo, while declining to answer a question about why the company had only reached this decision now, years into Jones's consistently vile schtick.
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Shulkin, like his predecessors, is faced not only with the burdens of convincing veterans he is fighting in their best interest and showing Congress that he is fiscally responsible, but also with considering policy solutions like those presented by RAND, which could run counter to the political aims of his boss, the president of the United States.
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This view from UBS, one of the 24 Wall Street firms that do business that do business directly with the U.S. central bank, run counter to changes in outlook from several other primary dealers, which now expect the Fed would lower borrowing costs to help stabilize financial markets that have been jolted by rising global trade tensions.
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FIFA has defended Mr. Infantino by saying the shift was done to protect the organization against the possibility it might be unable to separate itself from individuals who come under investigation, but the assertion seemed to run counter to Mr. Infantino's professed support for reform and his stated goal of greater separation of powers at FIFA.
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Suggesting that we can build an endless wall along our borders, and blame our challenges on immigrants -- that doesn't just run counter to our history as the world's melting pot; it contradicts the evidence that our growth and our innovation and our dynamism has always been spurred by our ability to attract strivers from every corner of the globe.
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"Suggesting that we can build an endless wall along our borders, and blame our challenges on immigrants — that doesn't just run counter to our history as the world's melting pot; it contradicts the evidence that our growth and our innovation and our dynamism has always been spurred by our ability to attract strivers from every corner of the globe," he said.
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"Any suggestion by any candidate for high public office that we should be building more weapons and giving them to a country like Korea or Japan are absurd on their face and run counter to everything that every president, Republican or Democrat alike, has tried to achieve ever since World War II," he told the press at a news conference.
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Listening to Multi-Task feels like reading a page-turner in one sitting: You're propelled from song to song, pulled through the record by guitar runs that sound difficult enough to break someone's hand, bass lines that run counter to them but somehow still complement them perfectly, and image-rich songwriting delivered with a punk sensibility—almost like Frobos is improvising poetry.
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"The decision to cancel a season is serious and consequential, and reflects Harvard's view that both the team's behavior and the failure to be forthcoming when initially questioned are completely unacceptable, have no place at Harvard, and run counter to the mutual respect that is a core value of our community," Drew Faust, the university's president, said in a statement.
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Some environmental groups are already calling the Vancouver project all but dead, saying that an approval by Mr. Inslee would run counter to the governor's often-expressed convictions about climate change — not to mention the book he wrote on the virtues of renewable energy — and would also mean imposing a project on a city that has said it does not want it.
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In the year-plus since #MeToo and Time's Up have become common references to the movement that seeks fair treatment of women in the workplace and an end to sexual violence, more attention than ever is being paid to the messages contained in popular media of the present and past, especially those that seem to run counter to those groups' core values.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE, of course, is not the first national leader hostile to analyses that run counter to his desiderata or personal interests.
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"Suggesting that we can build an endless wall along our borders, and blame our challenges on immigrants — that doesn't just run counter to our history as the world's melting pot; it contradicts the evidence that our growth and our innovation and our dynamism has always been spurred by our ability to attract strivers from every corner of the globe," Obama said at Rutgers University in 2016.
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"GCMs systematically over-estimate the sensitivity of climate to carbon dioxide (CO2), many known forcings and feedbacks are poorly modeled, and modelers exclude forcings and feedbacks that run counter to their mission to find a human influence on climate," the report brashly claims, adding that models have failed us in the past, that they suffer from "limitations in computing power," and that they do not incorporate every process imaginable, and are therefore garbage.
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Needless to say, these decisions run counter to everything we stand for and are incredibly painful..." → Via the NYPost: "A stunning photo shared on social media shows three nurses at Mount Sinai West posing in a hallway while clad in large, black plastic trash bags fashioned into makeshift protective garb..." → In Louisiana: "Number, rate of hospitalized patients also up..." → In Michigan: Hospitals are "nearing capacity..." TIME's next special report It is called "Apart.
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GOP criticism of Trump hit a highpoint last week when 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 (Wis.), the highest-ranking Republican in Washington, took the extraordinary step of refusing to endorse Trump's bid, citing concerns with the tenor of Trump's message as well as policy positions that run counter to Ryan's conservative leanings.
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Buttigieg, a practicing Episcopalian, says Democrats have a chance to win over religious voters who have formed the core of the Republican base in recent decades, if only his party would make the case to those voters that President TrumpDonald John TrumpSessions says he still supports Trump despite ouster as AG House Republicans voice concerns about White House's impeachment messaging Giuliani consulted with Manafort on Ukraine info: report MORE's policies run counter to their own Christian faith.
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Trump's travel ban — which has since been blocked by U.S. courts — prevents all Syrians from entering the U.S. Throughout the interview Assad made numerous assertions that run counter to established facts, reports and studies provided by the United Nations, human rights organizations and other non-government monitoring groups: – Assad repeated U.S. President Donald Trump's claim that terrorists are hiding among the almost 5 million Syrian refugees that have fled the country since the civil war broke out nearly five years ago.
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University President Drew G. Faust wrote in a statement: "The decision to cancel a season is serious and consequential, and reflects Harvard's view that both the team's behavior and the failure to be forthcoming when initially questioned are completely unacceptable, have no place at Harvard, and run counter to the mutual respect that is a core value of our community … I was deeply distressed to learn that the appalling actions of the 2012 men's soccer team were not isolated to one year or the actions of a few individuals."
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Mark WarnerMark Robert WarnerFacebook users in lawsuit say company failed to warn them of known risks before 28500 breach New intel chief inherits host of challenges Overnight Defense: US, Russia tensions grow over nuclear arms | Highlights from Esper's Asia trip | Trump strikes neutral tone on Hong Kong protests | General orders ethics review of special forces MORE (D-Va.), the Senate Intelligence Committee's top Democrat, Haspel said that the CIA was bound to uphold U.S. law and "American values," and that the country had determined that such interrogation practices run counter to those values.
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Mark WarnerMark Robert WarnerFacebook users in lawsuit say company failed to warn them of known risks before 2018 breach New intel chief inherits host of challenges Overnight Defense: US, Russia tensions grow over nuclear arms | Highlights from Esper's Asia trip | Trump strikes neutral tone on Hong Kong protests | General orders ethics review of special forces MORE (Va.), the Senate Intelligence Committee's top Democrat, Haspel said the CIA was bound to uphold U.S. law and "American values," and that the country had determined that such interrogation practices run counter to those values.
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Then, unprompted, he added: "Any suggestion by any candidate for high public office that we should be building more weapons and giving them to a country like Korea or Japan are absurd on their face and run counter to everything that every president, Republican or Democrat alike, has tried to achieve ever since World War II." Second-generation Hiroshima survivors such as Atsushi said Trump's comments reflect not only a lack of appreciation for what happened here but also a lack of understanding of the arms race that would ensue in Asia if Japan were to go nuclear.
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