Sentence examples for and are inconsistent with from inspiring English sources

"We think the new rules will increase pollution and are inconsistent with the Clean Air Act," said an assistant attorney general in New York, Jared Snyder.

Such suggestions reflect the rhetoric of the past and are inconsistent with the strategic relationship NATO and Russia agreed to seek.

Using functional magnetic resonance imaging during a categorization task, we show that striatal responses to feedback scale with a "surprise" signal derived from a Bayesian rule-learning model and are inconsistent with RL prediction error.

Mr. Gates said that the statements attributed in the article to General McChrystal and his inner circle of aides "are unacceptable under our form of government and are inconsistent with the high standards expected of military leaders".

The results support the theoretical predictions derived from French-Swiss research of the last two decades and are inconsistent with claims regarding the specificity of schooling effects to tasks that are taught in school.

O isotope values of growth intervals when calcite deposition was close to isotopic equilibrium are low compared to modern and Holocene speleothems from other alpine caves and are inconsistent with the current altitudinal setting of the caves.

Such an appropriation becomes impossible, and is inconsistent with the object of publication.

Their argument reads Martin Linen too narrowly and is inconsistent with this Court's decisions since then.

The official warned IHMS this was growing more common in clinical assessments and was inconsistent with the government's policy.

"Sexual harassment is prohibited because it may be intimidating, an abuse of power and is inconsistent with McDonald's policies and management philosophy".

Executives at El Paso, which is based in Houston, said the ruling "is unsupported by the evidence and is inconsistent with FERC policy".