But the facts show otherwise.

Education does the opposite.

We now need the opposite.

But the opposite is happening.

In fact, on the contrary, it highlights them.

In fact, the results were exactly the opposite.

But this was not a case of over regulating and over reaching.

Quite the contrary.

On the contrary, it must be driven by the world's current needs.

On the contrary, female candidates tend simply to be overlooked.

In the real world, the Cuban missile crisis suggests that it might not.

On the contrary, it requires a special focus.

In fact, the reason may be just the opposite a sense among China s rulers of weakness at home.

On the contrary, 9 11 has not been replicated.

On the contrary, it is more likely to fuel it.

On the contrary, he sees himself as a deeply civilized man of peace.

However, quite apart from the evidence to the contrary, intuitively this makes no sense.

Great inequality, built up over generations, does not become a source of great popular resentment.

For many men and boys, expectations are the complete opposite they are supposed to be sexually active.

On the contrary, even at the beginning of the twenty first century, it is necessary to fight for them.

Liberal democracy assumes just the opposite space for different perspectives and for political alternatives.

On the contrary, his intention will be to appear as a reliable and unsurprising partner.

General Satish Nambiar, a member of the High level Panel, and Mr. Mortimer, representing the Secretary General, explained that exactly the opposite was intended.

Unfortunately, exactly the opposite is happening here, too, renationalization is uppermost in the minds of Europe s peoples and decision makers.

On the contrary, the territorial question has morphed into a religious one, and has thus fundamentally redefined the conflict.

On the contrary, the partisan struggle can play to the parties extremes.

The other half of the students are told exactly the opposite Make your choice. And by the way, the mail is going out, gosh, in two minutes, to England.

On the contrary, it is meant to protect the Chinese Communist Party s brand of capitalism.

On the contrary, 2011 may well prove to be a better year for a battered economy and a political system under stress.

But, once again, EU leaders responded by concluding the opposite the Lisbon Agenda s failure was interpreted as justifying still more harmonization and centralization of national policies.

On the contrary, the left s return to power appears to be an entirely normal, almost trivial, example of alternation in government.

Many emerging country exporters, struggling to retain customers in the wobbly US and European markets, feel otherwise.

On the contrary, ordinary Swedish rapists and abusers of women should assume that the police might not respond when called.

To the contrary, it stands for clear, multilaterally agreed criteria concerning what the international community should do when civilians are at risk.

On the contrary, such austerity has aggravated the crisis and now threatens to bring down the euro and throw the global economy into another tailspin.

Quite the contrary, small countries must be scrupulously respected because they are small so that the rule of law remains a moral imperative, not something based on force .

On the contrary, the Peoples Bank of China (PBoC) and other relevant authorities should consider capital controls, market suspensions, and emergency liquidity provision.

On the contrary, as US Vice President Joe Biden said in February, Europe remains the cornerstone of US engagement with the rest of the world.

Quite the opposite of the World Bank, who compiled data with government money, tax money, and then they sell it to add a little profit, in a very inefficient, Gutenberg way.

On the contrary, it may be impossible to win North Korea s assent to denuclearization in the absence of far reaching domestic change.

On the contrary, applied both individually and together, fiscal stimulus and consolidation are necessary parts of the adjustment process.

Inverse

In light of this tradition, the recent shift to material objectives comes as something of a surprise. John Maynard Keynes prophesied in the 1920 s that as countries grew wealthier, people s preoccupation with money and possessions would diminish.

But just the opposite is happening a progressive weakening of protection, with states increasingly flouting their treaty obligations and skirting or ignoring the outcomes of international dispute resolution proceedings.

The Nakivubo Swamp is not a case of economic logic prevailing, but exactly the opposite a failure to consider all options and choose the best.