Sentence examples for conflicted with existing from inspiring English sources

Gorman testified that Hammer's bill conflicted with "existing law".

The parties argued that the law conflicted with existing aviation treaties and a swath of other agreements and principles.

The parties argued that Europe's decision infringed on the sovereignty of other countries and conflicted with existing international aviation treaties.

A group of United States airlines had argued that forcing them to participate in the potentially costly emissions-trading system infringed on national sovereignty and conflicted with existing international aviation treaties.

Last month, the European Union's highest tribunal, the European Court of Justice, rejected a complaint by a group of American airlines that had argued that requiring them to participate in the emissions-trading system infringed on national sovereignty and conflicted with existing international aviation treaties.

In two sites, however, the feedback conflicted with existing priorities or perceptions of weaknesses such as poor access; in both cases, the feedback results were dismissed and the team's priorities did not change.

Compartmentalization: A compartmentalization of knowledge to prevent information from conflicting with existing belief.

The Treasury said it would rewrite that measure in a way that did not conflict with existing practices.

For instance, if a national policy statement conflicts with existing protections, the IPC will have to question it.

"On the surface, there's no bad use except one that would conflict with existing neighborhood uses," he said.

The few human rights treaties the United States has signed contain reservations ensuring that they do not conflict with existing domestic law.