Sentence examples for contradict the statute from inspiring English sources
Other proposals by the commission directly contradict the statute in other ways, the four lawmakers said, for example, by allowing party officials to "direct" big-money donors to the states where soft-money contributions are most needed.
Vatican officials complain that this contradicts the statute of limitations provided for in canon law, and we concede that it raises enormously difficult questions.
The Vatican complained in October that this provision contradicted the statute of limitations contained in canon law, which would have discounted charges from people over the age of 28 who claimed to have been abused as juveniles.
Some congressmen objected to Lindbergh's award because it contradicted the 1918 statute, but Representative Snell reportedly quelled this dissent by explaining that "it was and it wasn't the Congressional Medal of Honor which Lindbergh would receive under his bill; that the Lindbergh medal would be entirely distinct from the valor award for war service".
Nonetheless, no court would find Google liable on this basis, as it would require a finding that the requirements of state and federal civil rights law contradict the requirements of the "free speech" statute.
"The facts contradict the president," she said.
Nor does the decor contradict the theme.
Mr. Scanlon does not contradict the point.
This, however, would contradict the incompleteness theorem.
They contradict the modern world.
