That is the contradiction.

Therein lies a profound contradiction.

This is a contradiction with global implications.

This presents a fundamental contradiction.

Is there a contradiction there?

However, this causes a problem.

What explains this seeming contradiction?

What explains this apparent contradiction?

This contradiction proves Assumption (X) cannot hold.

Indeed, the composition of the CCP is itself a contradiction.

There is, however, an odd contradiction in Abe s nationalism.

But the controversy threatens to disrupt the April 2 meeting.

Yet Putin is caught in a fundamental contradiction.

Nevertheless, the contradiction at the heart of 1244 hinders Kosovo's administration.

But ultimately, what is a story? It's a contradiction.

But to oppose extremism and support the FSA is a blatant contradiction.

Simply put, that contradiction is no longer relevant to the new Israel.

This contradiction means there are no counterexamples at all and that the theorem is therefore true.

According to Costa, rejecting the ruling in February 2006 would contradict previous case law.

So what right has priority when they conflict?

Blanca Tapia, spokesperson for the FRA, explains in El diario newspaper this apparent contradiction

The institutional interest in the predictive information from genetic tests conflicts with the rights and interests of individuals.

There is an inescapable contradiction between machismo and our supposed transition to democracy.

China s lack of automatic stabilizers places the tension between reform objectives and growth imperatives in sharp relief.

A cartoon circulated widely online depicting the contradiction in enhancing both competition and public ownership.

Many also point out the seeming contradiction between warmer relations with the U.S. and the socialist ideals promoted by both Cuba and Venezuela.

Bailout operations invariably bring bitter controversy because they help some but not others.

Domestically, there is an obvious difference between advocates of a European model of social and moral capitalism and others who adhere to the neoliberal Washington consensus that Europeans associate with America's economic model.

That contradiction matters for the entire world, because the region accounts for some 60 of global output.

Internationally, the clash between unilateralists and multilateralists is not confined to the United States.

We're looking at what the community voted for versus what the state voted for.

This should be an occasion for him to rethink his long standing macroeconomic mantra, rather than claiming vindication for ideas that recent trends seem to contradict.

The president s domestic agenda is bold and revolutionary, but it clashes frontally with the most fundamental tenets of America s liberal and individualistic ethos.

Another challenge discussed was the lack of consensus on writing methods within participants' communities and methods of building a uniform alphabet.

The resulting conflicts of interest can make employee governance costly, both by complicating the process of decision making and by producing decisions skewed toward the interests of dominant employee groups.

There is something contradictory about using the phrase Who lost Russia? to mean that the US tried too hard to help.

Nor has the inconsistency between China s capitalism and its lack of civil liberties been resolved yet.

This worldview also blamed the Jews for Bolshevism, which might seem like a contradiction, but is not.

It is this kind of contradiction that has fueled research in the social sciences and neurology devoted to answering the age old question What is the secret to happiness?

The Commission s conclusions, however, were clear it considers that Turkey sufficiently fulfills the political criteria and recommends that accession negotiations be opened. Were Europe s leaders to now balk at beginning accession talks with Turkey, they would not only contradict their own previous decisions they would also be in clear breach of the Union s repeated political commitments to Turkey.

For there is a deep contradiction at the core of Koštunica, as there is at the core of Serbian society an impossible dream of combining liberal European political institutions with authoritarian Serbian political traditions.

Such caution is warranted, given that some of the main principles that drive the two parties regulatory approaches are vastly different and sometimes at odds with one another.

But the Pope's vision confronts a Western Europe that he perceives as increasingly pagan, hedonist, and unresponsive to his revivalist message. Frustrated, he turned to an Eastern Europe particularly Catholic Poland that was seemingly less corrupted by capitalist materialism, urging the region's peoples to serve as the spiritual reservoir'' of Christian Europe.

But the Pope's vision confronts a Western Europe that he perceives as increasingly pagan, hedonist, and unresponsive to his revivalist message.

Internationally, the clash between unilateralists and multilateralists is not confined to the United States. Some see it, in present circumstances, as a clash between peace by negotiation and active, even pre emptive intervention.