1.   The kind of explanation we come up with must not contradict the laws of physics.

2.   And it contradicts laws already on the books.

3.   But, like any country, it has the right, whenever it eventually ratifies the treaty, to override any clauses it deems to contradict Chinese law.

4.   But, the judges wrote in their ruling, the INS did not contradict federal law.

5.   He added that the new legislation would make prosecutions difficult or impossible all over the United States by contradicting older laws.

6.   That, too, seems to contradict the laws of human emotion.

7.   Critics argue the plan contradicts a law which bars the government from charging levies for non-toll roads.

8.   Delegates were not specific about issues in which progress might contradict Islamic law, but in the past debates over cloning and organ transplants have divided Muslim scholars.

9.   Education officials pointed out that the cultural superiority program contradicted state law requiring curriculum that fosters appreciation and respect for all cultures.