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• The industrial and residential uses have coexisted compatibly for decades.

• Officials from the salmon and tourism industries discussed how both sides might exist compatibly.

• He has exceeded his powers if he fails to act compatibly with the Human Rights Convention.

• You need a means for compatibly connecting the ultrasonic diagnostic system to the Internet.

• Java software allows applications to run reliably and compatibly with an array of different network products.

• Informally, a well-typed term satisfies a compatibly-typed predicate if the denotation of the term belongs to the set denoted by the predicate.

• The operational semantics (section 3.2) must handle scope extrusion compatibly with a proof of subject reduction, since evaluation of well-typed programs may cause some benign scope extrusion.

• The alternative is simply to accept that the property owner can have a right to exclude the child compatibly with having a duty not to exercise that right.

• We expect that, in almost all cases, the courts will be able to interpret legislation compatibly with the convention.

• But compatibly with getting the market we do not want to get into a position in which we act without due consideration.

• Legislation should be construed compatibly with the convention as far as possible.

• I doubt whether one could do it compatibly with our international obligations.

• A very few aircraft, mainly pistonengined light aircraft which are too slow to fit compatibly into this sequence, are fed in at about 1,500 feet.

• I think these should be given overriding weight at the present time, but if, compatibly, these visits can be resumed, they will be resumed.

• Clause 3 requires the courts to interpret legislation compatibly with the convention rights and to the fullest extent possible in all cases coming before them.

• If it cannot be interpreted compatibly with the convention rights, then in our view the higher courts should be free to say so.

• The judges will then have to ensure that they interpret the executive and legislative actions compatibly with convention rights.

• Even if we accepted such wording, why is the nature of the case relevant to whether legislation can or cannot be interpreted compatibly with the convention?

• We are right to find a way of getting them to work together compatibly in terms of the waste management strategy, but not to the extent of amalgamation.

• It then provides, in relation to subordinate legislation, that if the parent statute cannot be construed compatibly with the convention rights, the courts may so declare.