Sentence examples for incompatible law from inspiring English sources
This mechanism then gives parliament the opportunity to amend any incompatible law.
The Labor members of the committee opted for a compatibility model, where new legislation is supposed to be compatible with human rights, yet without restricting the passage of incompatible laws.
The book I'm working on argues that this power is wildly incompatible with laws deriving from our constitution.
The authority granted to the FCC by Title II made it a force to be reckoned with; it could reach in and quash incompatible state laws or practices.
According to Smith, preserving the status of the self is incompatible with the law's claim to authority, because "the obligation to obey the law would morally require otherwise morally upstanding subjects to undergo a radical form of self-effacement in favor of recreating themselves in the image of foreign values" (p. 2; see p. 9 for an admittedly "florid" way of making this point).
Sometimes this is understood in the sense that miracles are events which are not explainable by means of the laws of nature or even incompatible with these laws.
"The court also decided that the measures were not incompatible with EU law".
The Bosman ruling also illustrated that quotas for "foreign" players were incompatible with EU law.
The original subheading wrongly stated that justices had ruled that judges did not have the authority to declare the law incompatible with European human rights legislation.
The Socialists said the actions of police and bystanders towards Siam in Cannes showed a "particularly dangerous" excess and were "incompatible with the law".
