Sentence examples for differs from the law from inspiring English sources

It also differs from the law policing trading in the United States.

But if in any point it differs from the law of nature, it is no longer a law but a corruption of law" (Vol. 20, p. 228a).

An underlying theme is the way in which the law of the family in Ireland differed from the law of the family in England". Back cover.

Page has a perfect right to his Christian views, but where those views differ from the law then his priority in the courthouse is to the law, not to his personal convictions.

As Leibniz is at pains to emphasize, however, his law differs from the Cartesian law at least in that it traffics in "signed" velocities rather than scalar speeds.

The Oklahoma section differs from the Colorado law, Section 6, Chapter 211, Session Laws of Colorado 1907, considered in Atchison, etc., Ry.

As even high-school students know nowadays, the laws of physics that govern normal-sized objects differ from the laws that govern very, very small ones.

This is a departure from the expected scaling τ∝B2 obtained taking into account collisional interactions alone with the external neutrals in the trap [9, 10, 16], and differs from the scaling law as in CPTs.

Though there is nothing in the resolution that differs from the international law and official U.S. government policy for decades, it is the first U.N. resolution to specifically refer to Israeli settlements as illegal since 1980.

It differs  from the patchwork laws in the US and some other countries.

He says it differs from the other laws in that it is more ambitious and clearly delineates what's permitted and what isn't.