Sentence examples for contradict existing from inspiring English sources

Trump officials reject the idea that their personnel practices contradict existing law.

In Indonesia's murky political system, regulations often emerge out of the blue, and can contradict existing ones.

Our interpretation does not contradict existing models based on seismotectonic data, provenance analysis or on the origin of Jamaican bauxite.

"Some of the amendments contradict existing articles, and many of the articles give enough rights to the president to become another pharaoh".

In Australia, deforestation has increased since offsetting was introduced and environmental lawyers warn that it allows mining companies to legitimise activities that contradict existing laws to protect the environment.

The justice department (DoJ) has also begun issuing legal opinions to support states that have passed restrictive new voting rules, even when they appear to contradict existing federal law.

We found unfolded protein response and immune response were not involved in the pathogenesis, which contradicts existing theories.

But many observers believe that the legislation, known as the "Made in Italy" decree, contradicts existing E.U. regulations and will be struck down.

Because synesthesia contradicted existing theory, Cytowic spent twenty years persuading colleagues that it was a real and important brain phenomenon rather than a mere curiosity.

But abortion rights groups and many legal experts, including some in the anti-abortion movement, say the law so deeply contradicts existing constitutional doctrine that it may quickly be voided.

Planned Parenthood has brought three lawsuits over Texas's so-called affiliate rule, arguing that it violates the constitutional rights of doctors and patients while also contradicting existing state law.