Sentence examples for incompatible laws from inspiring English sources

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.

This mechanism then gives parliament the opportunity to amend any incompatible law.

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.

The inquiry into sharia law will focus on instances where it is applied in a way incompatible with law, such as women being pressured to reconcile with violent husbands despite legal injunctions in place to protect them from violence.

These traits aren't incompatible with law, but they did make it less appealing -- at least to me.

"Islamic law is simply incompatible with our law," Moore wrote.

An agreement on increasing Russian gas delivery to Poland and its transit to Germany through the Yamal pipeline was negotiated last year but was not signed because of worries that it was incompatible with E.U. laws.

One of the conditions imposed on these colleges — to provide a €500,000, or $715,000, bank guarantee that would cover refunds of students' tuition fees and staff wages in the event of the college's closing — is incompatible with E.U. laws on freedom to offer and receive services, according to the European Commission.

Judge Kennedy said the rules were incompatible with two laws that encourage, but do not mandate, the study of prescription drugs in children: the F.D.A. Modernization Act of 1997 and the Best Pharmaceuticals for Children Act, signed in January by President Bush.

But these calculations have always been incompatible with the laws of quantum mechanics.