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This would contradict article 4.03 of RVBR/EC.
He would get so crazy if anybody would contradict him.
I doubt he would contradict one of his ministers.
I was afraid he might have said something and then I would contradict him.
Today, no one would contradict the fact that the mass mailing of the SOC.
Any attempt to accommodate de facto nuclear status would contradict the letter and spirit of the Treaty.
That would contradict one of the basic norms of the law of treaties.
More than that, this possibility would contradict the legal norms of substantive law.
That would contradict the underlying idea, which is that the treaty should be implemented in its entirety by all current and future parties.
The proposed measures to cut the JIU budget would contradict the General Assembly's directives.
This option would contradict the course toward budgetary consolidation and would be fraught with macroeconomic destabilization.
Mr. Garrison has presented absolutely nothing publicly which would contradict our findings.
Indeed, such an approach would contradict the very essence of multilateralism.
It was important not to introduce elements into the report that would contradict the Rules themselves.
Such an attitude would contradict the letter and the spirit of the NPT as well as of United Nations Security Council resolution 1172.
Applying the law retroactively beyond a certain time limit, however, would contradict the general principles of law.
Inclusion of the proposed item in the agenda would contradict political reality as well as the principled decision taken when that resolution had been passed.
This harmony is deeply rooted in the history of the country andthere is no need for superficial dialogue, which would contradict this social reality.
Any diminution of the mobility andhardship allowance would contradict the call for enhanced mobility policies in the common system.
In the absence of a code of conduct approved by the General Assembly, any action for misconduct orincapacity initiated against them would contradict the principle of legality.
Thus, the text of the Recommendation set out in annex 1 would contradict its non-committal nature, causing TIR Carnet holders to be reluctant to indicate the HS-code.
Since this type of tank was authorized for the alternative use of carrying inorganic substances(see TU 12), it would contradict the introductory sentence to keep it.
Furthermore, inclusion of the item would contradict the acceptance of the People's Republic of China as the sole representative of China in the United Nations, and would lead to tensions.
Any other policy is likely to act as a serious deterrent to return and would contradict the spirit of the national programme on reconciliation.
This circumstance would contradict a non-committal nature of the Recommendation and may lead to extra liabilities of the TIR Carnet holder in accordance with national law.
Therefore, the inclusion of the proposed item in the agenda of the General Assembly would contradict the principled decision taken by the General Assembly back in 1971.
However, there was a problem with incorporating subparagraph(c)of Sir Nigel's list, since it introduced a time limit of its own and would contradict the text proposed by the Chairperson.
The National Commission motivated its refusal saying this reconciliation agreement would contradict the Procedure for holding broadcast licensing competitions and would violate the rights of other bidders.
Granting amnesty to the perpetrators of the most atrocious crimes for the sake of peace andreconciliation might be tempting, but it would contradict the purposes and standards of the Charter.
As Radio Svoboda(Liberty) reports,MEP Jacek Saryusz-Wolski said that"this would contradict all the European standards, which Ukraine was committed to respecting the agreement on the Association with the EU.