Sentence examples for compatible with laws from inspiring English sources
Kenyon, speaking after the ECA meeting, insisted Chelsea would support a ban on the international transfers of players aged under 18 if if Uefa managed to persuade the European Commission it was compatible with laws on freedom of movement.
Serious liberals, who recognise that national security has a place within the rule of law, must examine the green paper next year with care to ensure the compromises it proposes are compatible with law and freedom.
Walter Elsasser coined the term biotonic laws for such laws applicable to biology which were compatible with the laws of physics, but not deducible from them [ 79].
Last month, the army newspaper Quan Doi Nhan Dan said the arrests "are totally legal in Vietnamese law and compatible with international law".
Are drone strikes compatible with the laws of war?
France has a long tradition of secular Islam, fully compatible with the laws of the republic, but at war with fundamentalists.
Jennifer tries to find them consultants who will say, "This is how you can make your story more compatible with the laws of physics".
On the contrary, it seemed powerfully clear to me that large numbers of them were demonstrating their hunger to live and work here in whatever manner they choose, regardless of whether that manner is compatible with the laws, customs and culture of the United States.
Some may doubt that such a world is physically possible, that is to say, compatible with the laws of physics holding at the actual world.
As we do not know exactly what laws of nature there are, it goes without saying that the question whether a particular supertask is physically possible (that is, compatible with those laws) cannot be given a definitive answer in general.
And so it is in the present setting: if H+ Σ0) ≠ Ø, then there will generally be different ways to extend D+ Σ0), all compatible with the laws of general relativistic physics.
