Sentence examples for incompatible with rules from inspiring English sources

We've let fear triumph over love in far too many of our institutions today, partially out of fear that love is incompatible with rules or structure.

At the same time, we should correct or revise our views about particular inferences we initially might think are acceptable if we come to see them as incompatible with rules that we generally accept and refuse to reject because they, in turn, best account for a broad range of other acceptable inferences.

An appeal to the World Trade Organisation resulted in a ruling that Chinese restrictions on exports are incompatible with its rules, although Beijing is expected to appeal.

Spain has since changed its tax law to phase out this loophole that was incompatible with EU rules.

A series of court cases mounted by the activist Max Schrems and his organization NOYB posed a fundamental threat to Facebook's advertising-based business model, by arguing that it was fundamentally incompatible with European rules on consent.

Telefónica's owners now know for sure it is overpaying.Lisbon's hand was badly weakened when the European Court of Justice said its golden share in PT was incompatible with European Union rules, just a week after it blocked the deal.

And it's not incompatible with new rules so that the police can prevent terrorist attacks efficiently, with all the safeguards we need".

Later in the year, an online sales tax was deemed incompatible with EU rules, which state that it is illegal to give a financial advantage to some companies and not others in a way which could distort fair competition.

Responding to an objection about the conflict of his law with observations, Descartes writes: "It often happens that experience can seem initially to be incompatible with the rules which I have just explained, but the reason for this is obvious.

The most common reason for the "unfavorable impression" of China among the Japanese public was "China's actions are incompatible with international rules" at 55.1% (47.9%), which is closely followed by "Chinese actions to secure resource, energy and food look selfish" at 52.8% (48.1% last year).

MEPs called the move unacceptable and incompatible with WTO rules.