On the contrary
The three-day G7 meeting of world leaders, which ends on Sunday, was identified months ago by the prime minister as the moment to launch his vision of a confident post-Brexit “global Britain”.
The UK, newly independent and sovereign, would show itself to be anything but diminished, having wrested itself free of Brussels.
On the contrary, it would boldly lead initiatives on arguably the two greatest global challenges of our times: the battle to vaccinate the world against Covid-19, and the fight to save it from the destructive effects of the climate crisis. There would be other issues, too, for the UK hosts to show off their leadership abilities, including efforts to devise a new https://www.theguardian.com/world/g7 strategy towards China, and rallying more support for girls’ education in developing nations.
Does the PP On the contrary refer to the adjective diminished in the context above?
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Yes. Rather than showing itself to be diminished, the UK would boldly lead initiatives etc.
- Yes.
- Rather than showing itself to be diminished, the UK would boldly lead initiatives etc.
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