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I will have to contravene natural processes of death here.

As a result, he was warned not to contravene the party line in future.

The company's approach to commerce contravenes the American dream for some people, he said.

If present, these would contravene the secular basis of the public education system.

This did not contravene the code provisions of the time.

Without contravening the section which says that there should be no new law under safe harbor.

Let it be clear that this contravenes the philosophy of the internal market.

As has been said on a number of occasions, it would contravene our international obligations.

It was also seen as contravening the Bill of Rights.

In it, every accepted wisdom of the medium is contravened.

The framework agreement also contravenes our own rules of procedure.

Both sides therefore seriously contravened human rights and international laws in a war situation.

This contravenes what is being requested in the seventh freedom.

The current plans for Working for patients contravene all four.

"I do not contravene that assertion," was his quiet answer.

The president could not be impeached for contravening the constitution.

Her decision to speak went contravened the common view women could not be taken seriously in a public forum.

Basically, it contravenes all international conventions for the protection of human rights.

She had to contravene the foremost rule of this engagement.

First and most important, have you discovered any- thing that contravenes the theory?"

South Africa is committed to taking strong action against any person or organization that contravenes the regulations.

When projects are implemented, it is also important that they do not contravene general Community legislation.

After all, the Commission will grant support insofar as it does not contravene the common interest.

The law in question does not contravene any international standards in the area of human rights.

This contravenes the right to privacy and looks like an attempt at censorship.