Sentence examples for in conformity with existing from inspiring English sources

there shall be no right to compensation... if the damage results from the mere fact of passage of the aircraft through the airspace in conformity with existing air traffic regulations.

It accepts the principle of absolute liability, subject to the exception of contributory negligence, providing however that there shall be no right to compensation... if the damage results from the mere fact of passage of the aircraft through the airspace in conformity with existing air traffic regulations.

Even though the mechanisms of the relationship are still unclear, our findings show the presence of a correlation between dyspnea and fatigue in conformity with existing studies in this field [ 9, 41].

As we now know, the courts' verdict on the legality of warrantless wiretapping did little to persuade federal investigators and intelligence officers to rein in their surveillance practices to bring them into conformity with existing legal standards.

See id., at 5. This amendment was designed to "brin[g] Rule 9(b) into conformity with existing law". Ibid.

The Aycan mobile App is compliant with DICOM 3.0 standards and ISO 13485 standards, and is labelled with a CE-Mark as a Medical Device Class I in Europe and with FDA 510 (k) clearance in the USA, which ensures full conformity with existing regulations.

Surgical castration is not "in conformity with recognised international standards".

By law, public participation in the licensing process was encouraged through adjudicatory (or courtroom-style) hearings that disclosed the proposed plant's conformity with existing environmental law and any quality of design and construction issues (Mariottee 2006).

(c) Travel expenses, including the above per diem allowance, shall be defrayed by the Organization, in conformity with its regulations and existing practices, when the Chairman attends sessions of the Council, of the Programme and Finance Committees, of the Conference, or when he is invited by the Council or by the Director-General to travel for other purposes.

Moreover, in the case of transfers to the creditor in conformity with an obligation, the trustee must prove the preferential intent of the debtor and knowledge thereof by the creditor, whereas, in the case of payments made or security interests granted not in conformity with an existing obligation, the only defense is lack of preferential effect.

It was issued in conformity with an act of Congress.