On the contrary, what excites you as a journalist?

And yet, the contrary is always true as well.

On the contrary, it is often presented as a bridge too far.

directives are misunderstood or interpreted as contrary to the mission mandate and

On the contrary, they should view the currency peg as a valuable gift.

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

On the contrary, he is active in causes such as helping sick children.

Israel as a nation of victims is, in fact, contrary to its founders creed.

Quite the contrary.

Quite the contrary.

On the contrary, the EU regards international cooperation as fundamental in the fight against terrorism.

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

However, the country s Catholic Church said they consider the nomination as contrary to the constitution.

On the contrary , they said the same as what the former people used to say .

On the contrary , they said the same as what the former people used to say .

Any suggestion to the contrary can only be considered as an attempt to compromise later findings.

Why? Because they consider this as contrary to the security interest of the people of Great Britain.

On the contrary, democracy s strength lies not just in its character, but in its achievements as well.

On the contrary, as Ye has candidly acknowledged, the number of corruption cases has continued to rise.

Contrary to China, India finds it difficult to adapt to its status as an emerging Great Power.

On the contrary, the State as such must not be subject to the jurisdiction of the court.

Such a statistic should not be viewed as necessarily positive, contrary to the belief of some States.

On the contrary, they're sisters.

Indeed, the contrary is true.

There is no contrary evidence.

Rather, the contrary is true.

He became known as The Peasants Tsar, though he didn t tolerate any opposition thinking contrary to his own.

On the contrary, they felt liberated from what they experienced as the intrusive, commodifying, basely sexualizing Western gaze.

Condemning trafficking in persons as an abhorrent form of modern day slavery and as an act that is contrary to universal human rights,

On the contrary, I was depressed.

On the contrary, ODA has declined.

Nor would the region as a whole be stabilized on the contrary, it would be plunged into an abyss.

On the contrary, as he has frequently made clear, he considers his critics immoral for not supporting liberal interventions.

The Christian religion was viewed in Rome as contrary to prevailing religious and political beliefs and, consequently, was suppressed.

The Appeal Court struck it down as contrary to public policy in its final judgement of 7 April 1992.

No valid appeal could be entered against a ruling that had been struck down as contrary to public policy.

On the contrary, such a Europe has a lot to gain for itself as well as to contribute to the rest of the world.

However, it's evident that didn't work as expected, but on the contrary just as it happened in Sochi, Russia for the Winter Olympic Games.

On the contrary, as soon as government information is designed to be immediately open to everybody, its value as information declines and its value as an instrument of manipulation increases.

On the contrary, as regards divorces, a significant increase may be observed, as the ratio was 11.1 per 1,000 inhabitants in 2003, as opposed to 6.7 in 1980.

So, contrary to expectations, things stayed put.

On the contrary, they make things worse.

Contrary to popular opinion, the type of forces and capabilities needed by NATO are not as widely available in national inventories as one might think.

But as to Israel he says, All day long I stretched out my hands to a disobedient and contrary people.

The Governments of the United Kingdom, France and the United States protested the nationalization as being contrary to international law.