The court, voting 8 to 1, sided with oil companies and diesel engine manufacturers who said that local pollution rules conflicted with national standards and sent the case back to California to consider the issues.
The French finance minister, Francis Mer, said the rule conflicted with the new government's plan to increase military spending.
The popular pruning techniques include chi-square testing, database coverage, rule redundancy, conflicting rules and pessimistic error estimation etc [13].
More encouragingly, she said: "In Europe, we have too many rules, too many conflicting rules," and outlined how the European Commission would prefer it if these rules were harmonised between European governments.
Casuistry can be particularly useful when values or rules conflict.
Critics see those cases as symptomatic of bigger problems in Texas, where the part-time citizen Legislature faces criticism over weak disclosure rules, conflicts of interest and special-interest donations.
In his view, when the rules conflict with the way members of accounting and consulting firms might behave, it is time to toss out the rules, not necessarily the partners.
Others complain that the law's reliance on standardized tests is unsound, that its strict rules conflict with existing state efforts and that its remedies for struggling schools are largely punitive.
In this section, we define two kinds of conflict: conflict between obligation with deadline rules conflict between permission and obligation with deadline rules.
The purpose inference engine fails during the intelligent design process involving engine tribology, when several rules conflict and the corresponding solving rules are not adequate.
