in·ap·pli·cable [ˌɪnəˈplɪkəbl̩] ADJ
- inapplicable
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- inapplicable answer, question
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- inapplicable answer, question
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Therefore, in order to render statutes inapplicable, the impacts that engage the interjurisdictional immunity doctrine must be significant.
en.wikipedia.org The resulting rule produces the same result as the old one, but implicitly discard all formulae that made the old rule inapplicable.
en.wikipedia.org There is no longer a drive shaft between them and so the notion of direct drive is simply inapplicable.
en.wikipedia.org It should be noted that if the debtor's debt is not primarily consumer debt, then the means test is inapplicable.
en.wikipedia.org The interjurisdictional immunity doctrine will not render inapplicable insignificant impacts caused by legislation of general application.
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