On the contrary, they're sisters.

Sami was the complete opposite.

In European countries, many traditional support tasks had been eliminated or subsumed into the job descriptions of professional level staff, thanks largely to the wider prevalence of information technology skills.

Quite the contrary.

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

Quite the contrary.

In contrast, the phenomenon of dissociative amnesia supposedly entails victims inability to remember their traumatic experiences, not an inability to remember their entire lives or who they are.

That does not mean we should ignore sources of tension. Indeed, it suggests the opposite we must face these tensions squarely.

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

They are, on the contrary, a specifically modern phenomenon.

On the contrary, often it is the result of policies that have fed it.

On the contrary, democracy is a long term task.

This is no cause for schadenfreude .

On the contrary, they make things worse.

So all hope is not lost in Pakistan. On the contrary, 2011 may well prove to be a better year for a battered economy and a political system under stress.

But this does not mean that agriculture should be neglected on the contrary, it remains a way of life for many millions of Indians, who need capital and new technology.

On the contrary, the Dutch pride themselves on their openness and hospitality to foreigners.

On the contrary, many believe that he provided protection and comfort to the rioters.

On the contrary, they make it possible for majorities to exploit minorities.

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Conversely, the absence of a consistent pattern of gross violations of human rights does not mean that a person cannot be considered to be in danger of being subjected to torture in his or her specific circumstances.

That commitment did not, however, betoken a retreat from economic development. On the contrary it gave them all the more right to benefit from the peaceful uses of nuclear energy, as article IV of the Treaty specifies.

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

Instead it went behind us, turning its lights toward the island so that we could see it.

On the contrary, for the Provisional Institutions it should mean shifting into a higher gear.

This is not to say that rebalancing global demand is unimportant. Quite the contrary.

On the contrary, the larger the fall in domestic demand in response to a cut in government expenditure, the more imports will fall and the stronger the improvement in the current account and thus ultimately the reduction in the risk premium will be.

On the contrary, they would compare favorably with the bonds of the United States, the United Kingdom, and Japan.

On the contrary, it requires a special focus.

On the contrary, it often comes with more democracy.

The European banking disaster of 1931 was exactly the other way round.

To the contrary, experience has shown that recourse to the Court is a pacifying measure.

Rather, what should be retained was the idea of a situation entailing exceptional risk, and that distinction was important.

On the contrary, it has become more rigorous and covert.

On the contrary, it is in such circumstances that calm foresight is most necessary.

On the contrary, they should recognize and use this unique opportunity.

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

On the contrary, the effective global labor force keeps swelling.

Moreover, it means preserving financial stability.

And yet, the contrary is always true as well.

On the contrary, in the mirror of Germany, the French must ask themselves fundamental questions.

On the contrary, because we bring it to every cultural plot where the balance was already disrupted by the chemicals.

Quite the contrary resistance to diplomatic solutions is a common thread in most of today s major conflicts.

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

Yet, unlike Iraq, Nigeria has a recent history of relatively stable democratic governance.