Sentence examples for is pre-empted from inspiring English sources

Because the statutory language does not indicate that a "requirement" must be "specific," either to pre-empt or be pre-empted, I conclude that a state common law claim is pre-empted if it would impose "any requirement" "which is different from, or in addition to," any requirement applicable to the device under the FDCA.

Under this reading, the FAA dictates that the arbitration agreement here be enforced and the Discover Bank rule is pre-empted.

The young dinosaur's identity crisis is pre-empted by a giant asteroid, which unleashes a barrage of lethal, spectacular effects, including mushroom cloud, shock wave and firestorm.

It's here that Christian Bale's plan to avenge the death of his parents is pre-empted, when the killer, "Joe Chill", is gunned down by Tom Wilkinson's hoods.

"We ask each of the recipients to keep the award confidential and they do so of course, and it's just disappointing for them when something is pre-empted," he said.

This week a group of state regulators — concerned in part by the way state regulation is pre-empted — and Mary Schapiro, the S.E.C. chairwoman, wrote to senators seeking changes to make the bill less outrageous.

I would affirm the judgment of the Court of Appeals that the Lohrs' design claim is not pre-empted by the MDA, and that the manufacture and failure to warn claims are pre-empted; I would reverse the judgment of the Court of Appeals that the MDA pre-empts a common law claim alleging violation of federal requirements.

But see ante, at 28 ("[W]e do not believe that this statutory and regulatory language necessarily precludes 'general' federal requirements from ever pre-empting state requirements, or 'general' state requirements from ever being pre-empted....".) The plurality emphasizes the "critical importance of device specificity" in its understanding of the pre-emption scheme.

But other calls are pre-empted altogether.

As a result, state banking laws have been pre-empted or nullified.

Twice, plaintiffs have sued Arizona, arguing that its law should be "pre-empted" by federal law.