Sentences with phrase «law supersedes»

Contract law supersedes divorce law when it comes to marital debts.

If you live in a European Economic Area (EEA) country or in Russia, local consumer law supersedes the product warranty.

After all, federal law supersedes any local or state laws, so why not start there?

This federal law supersedes all previous state - level laws concerning embryonic stem cell and cloning research.

He has also argued that state law supersedes the county's more stringent filing requirement.

You reside in a Secular country, not a Christian one, therefore secular law supersedes and all education must be taught from a secular standpoint in order to respect all belief / disbelief.

Or that God's laws supersede Man's laws.

«I believe that a deaf scientist is more likely to be employed in the laboratory in the 1960s than today because many employers think that health and safety laws supersede the Disability Discrimination Act, and this is simply not true,» he says.

Not exact matches

Jim Pishue, president of the Washington Bankers Association, points out that guidelines don't supersede federal law, which categorizes marijuana as a controlled substance that can not be legally sold anywhere in the U.S. And guidance, he noted, can change at any time.

Others have criticized the bill because it isn't as stringent as a piece of Vermont legislation that will now be superseded by the federal law.

In community property states, a prenup will supersede the state's law, allowing you to pre-designate who gets what in the case of divorce.

The superseding indictment was issued by a federal grand jury sitting in the Eastern District of Michigan and charges Winterkorn with four counts of violating federal law.

To get a life out of non-life, you need to supersede the law that controls this universe.

When he warns, «Everyone who accepts circumcision is obliged to keep the whole Law» (5:3), he is speaking both literally to the Galatians and also typologically to us: If we insist on following the old customs required by those laws which have not yet been superseded by faith in Jesus Christ (that faith «which makes its power felt through love»), we will continue to be slaves, to be kept in our place, to be oppressed by those who have power through those laws to dominate us.

The occasion for a dispute to arise was a superficial one, a matter of whether Jewish and Gentile Christians could eat together without the Jews incurring defilement (Gal.2: 11 - 16), but Paul at once raised the real and profound question whether the Law had not been superseded by the new and universal gospel that men can be saved by faith in Jesus Christ.

The rebel priests would have abolished clerical fueros (special legal jurisdictions whereby canon law courts superseded civil courts), but chiefly they wanted, as native - born priests, the same rights as Spanish - born priests.

On all too many occasions, hanging would truly be «too good for him,» but that familiar phrase reminds us how far civilized law restrains itself from meting out thoroughgoing retribution, presumably for reasons that must supersede society's legitimate concern for reciprocity, proportionality and just deserts.

The Gospel supersedes all law.

If your religion helps its followers to obey secular law, that might be considered a benefit, but your religion is in no way a replacement for secular law, nor does it supersede it.

Federal, state and local laws and rules will have to supersede any religion based rules.

It doesn't have the same, equal, or special rights under the law that supersede those of the woman carrying it.

The gun control provisions under the 1938 German Weapons Act, which superseded the 1928 law.

You mentioned «I could see in certain situations where the morality of the action supersedes the law».

While the NT makes it clear that the ritual requirements of the law are now superseded in Christ (Acts 10:9 - 15), the moral law remains intact, and in fact is reiterated forcibly.

Vermont's law, which went into effect on July 1, is now superseded by federal regulations, the Stabenow - Roberts bill, that prohibits states from enacting their own GMO labeling regulations.

If any part of this agreement is determined to be invalid or unenforceable pursuant to applicable law including, but not limited to, the warranty disclaimers and liability limitations set forth above, then the invalid or unenforceable provision will be deemed superseded by a valid, enforceable provision that most closely matches the intent of the original provision and the remainder of the agreement shall continue in effect.

If you are a parent, however, you may also have realized that just as Einstein's laws of relativity superseded Newton's laws of motion, there are things your children do that don't seem, strictly speaking, to obey the laws of nature your professors explained to you.

This summary document does not, and is not intended to, constitute legal advice nor does it replace or supersede a manufacturer's obligations to comply with all applicable laws, regulations, standards, or bans enforced by CPSC.

This is what we believe as conservatives — that the law must supersede personalities and intentions.

Federal officials today released an 11 - count superseding indictment of Sen. Carl Kruger and Assemblyman William Boyland, along with those in what law enforcement has described as «broad - based bribery ring.»

So, for all intents and purposes, the State is superseding the City and overturning it's law indefinitely.

First, it appointed in 2009 a seven - member Constitutional Committee comprising mostly academics from a range of fields, including law, literature, and science, thus implicitly acknowledging that the constitution is not exclusively, and not even principally, a legal document, but primarily a social compact, a political declaration that supersedes ordinary legislation by virtue of the fact that the people are superior to Parliament.

This local law shall be deemed to supersede any and all prior enactments of the county of Erie with respect to the subject matter contained herein.

in contrast, laws are applied to all of us (in theory anyway) and go on indefinitely, until it is superseded or nullified.

UK denunciation of London Convention = no change: EU law / Common Fisheries Policy had superseded it.

Lobbying representatives were at the Government Affairs Committee Thursday arguing a federal law which will be completely in effect July of 2018 supersedes the county law.

The group, headed by Council Speaker Christine Quinn, also announced the passing of a City Council resolution which calls for Congress and the president to supersede the Arizona law with a comprehensive immigration reform bill.

The city will also look to downgrade penalties for disorderly conduct — effectively superseding state law — in order to prevent exposing individuals arrested for the offense to federal apprehension and expulsion.

Cuomo has already issued an executive order superseding local laws, saying all homeless New Yorkers on the street during a cold snap must be directed to a shelter.

In order for laws to come into effect a common hierarchy must exist that supersedes and transcends the individual.

«There's a place where religion supersedes the rules of law.

That he is the governor and he feels he can now supersede what the law has provided or what the provision of the APC constitution has provided is not for me; it is for the general public.

In a separate memorandum of law, Bohrer argued for the full dismissal of the federal superseding indictment against Percoco, arguing in part that he could not have taken official action for those paying him.

It calls for jobs and products to go to Erie County, New York State and United States based businesses «whenever possible» as long as it's not in opposition to superseding existing laws.

Board policies and education law are all fine and well, but there's this little thing called the First Amendment of the United States Constitution that supersedes, well, anything else in the land.

«There is one place where religion supersedes the rule of law,» he said.

State law, which supersedes a town's, states in the very first paragraph of Section 271 of NY State Town Law, on planning boards, «The town board of each town is hereby authorized and empowered to appoint a planning board of five members or seven members in the discretion of the board, and shall have the authority to remove any member of such planning board for cause and after a public hearing.&raqlaw, which supersedes a town's, states in the very first paragraph of Section 271 of NY State Town Law, on planning boards, «The town board of each town is hereby authorized and empowered to appoint a planning board of five members or seven members in the discretion of the board, and shall have the authority to remove any member of such planning board for cause and after a public hearing.&raqLaw, on planning boards, «The town board of each town is hereby authorized and empowered to appoint a planning board of five members or seven members in the discretion of the board, and shall have the authority to remove any member of such planning board for cause and after a public hearing.»

It's a good bet, though, that the issue would be tied up in court if a law requiring sites like Amazon to collect sales tax were enacted, with a challenge centering on whether federal laws regarding interstate commerce would supersede the state measure.

In March 2015, FERC approved the application, granting Spectra broad authority that supersedes New York State Environmental Law to take additional parkland in Blue Mountain Reservation by eminent domain as part of the pipeline upgrade.

As well as reducing the significance of geographical positioning, the article also suggests that the laws of national governments could be superseded by the wants of international intelligence agencies.