Sentence examples for compatibility with the convention from inspiring English sources

He argues that a litigant would hope that courts would strive to uphold his rights under the Convention, accepting a derivation from them only rarely; instead section 3 requires courts to find compatibility with the Convention where possible – in other words, to strive to find that the Convention does not impact the claimant.

More particularly, it allows citizens to challenge the compatibility of existing (and future) legislation with the Convention.

Monica McWilliams, the NIHRC's chief commissioner, said: "The commission has continually warned against this provision that would allow the state to hold persons for six weeks without charge and has raised concerns about its compatibility with the right to liberty enshrined in article five of the European Convention on Human Rights".

Then, with the convention, is superquadratic.

For example, if, then for all, (with the convention that ).

The study complies with the Convention on Biological Diversity.

Two movements played just by Icebreaker at least avoided the problem of compatibility with the orchestra.

Its compatibility with the mainstream is the potentially poisonous thing about fashwave.

"One of the things they mentioned was compatibility with the neighborhood," he said.

Rather, it depends on compatibility with the Internet browser and associated technologies.

When a coach builds a team, talent is the first consideration, compatibility with the group is the second.