Examples of using It is contrary in English and their translations into Hebrew
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It is contrary to His wish.
That's murder, and it is contrary to international law!
It is contrary to human liberty.
My favorite quote here is,“It is contrary to their conclusion.
It is contrary to your religion.
She has no ability to do so, because it is contrary to her nature.
It is contrary to our values.".
It is contrary to law or morality.
I am at peace with that even though it is contrary to my political views.
It is contrary to human nature.”.
Of course, if Muslims are mistreated,Muslim extremists take advantage of it and the peace of the world is shattered, although it is contrary to the teachings of Islam.
It is contrary to our interests.”.
Dr. Kelley: It is contrary to their conclusion.
It is contrary to the fundamental principles of democracy.
In this environment, it is contrary to our interests to continuously repeat the politically correct but utterly false mantra that Islam is a religion of peace.
It is contrary to our basic values and our Code of Conduct, which expects‘each Googler to do their utmost to create a workplace culture that is free of harassment, intimidation, bias and unlawful discrimination.'”.
It was contrary to god's will, Contrary to nature.
It's contrary to European interests.”.
It's contrary to everything that we believe in.
Sorry, were. Subjective tense since it's contrary to fact.
It was contrary to His will.
It was contrary to my desire.
It was contrary to every rule of warfare.
It was contrary to what I thought.
It's contrary to council policy and contrary to common sense.”.
It's contrary to the ideal of hermit existence.
Thank you for coming. I know it's contrary to your wishes.
Waterboarding is torture, it's contrary to America's traditions, it's contrary to our ideals, that's not who we are, that's not how we operate.
Another example can be found in a case where tax was paid by virtue of legislation that was set aside because it was contrary to a Basic Law or to a statute.