Sentence examples for and was inconsistent with from inspiring English sources

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

Still, shortly after the performance, MTV released a statement: "The tearing of Janet Jackson's costume was unrehearsed, unplanned, completely unintentional and was inconsistent with assurances we had about the content of the performance.

Lawyers contesting the decision at the court of appeal on Wednesday said the plan amounted to "an unprecedented departure from the principles of open justice" and was inconsistent with democracy and the rule of law.

He argued that its effect now is to coerce "racial gerrymandering" in drawing districts, which he said promoted polarization and was "inconsistent with the ideals of the civil rights movement".

Among the cornerstones of Baffert's defense, according to the "Statement of Decision of The Board Of Stewards Santa Anita Race Track," were these: *The amount of the drug found -- 73 nanograms -- was consistent with background levels of environmental contamination and was inconsistent with intentional administration.

Bernhardt, who never let the facts get in the way of a good story, wouldn't disclose the identities of her father and her child's father and was inconsistent with the details of her place and date of birth, as well as every charming anecdote she told.

"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".

Executing juvenile offenders is "a relic of the past and is inconsistent with evolving standards of decency in a civilized society," wrote Justice Stevens for the dissenters.

"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.

The drug industry has challenged the law as unconstitutional, saying it would disrupt interstate commerce and is inconsistent with the federal Medicaid statute.