Sentence examples for be incoherent for from inspiring English sources

As a Supreme Court Justice who, like all government officials in all three branches of the federal government, took an oath to "support this Constitution," it would be incoherent for him to take any other position.

The UK government is spending £80m in aid in Yemen and humanitarian agencies giving evidence alongside ministers said it was incoherent for ministers to supply arms to a country that was then destroying the work of UK aid agencies.

"It is incoherent for ministers to commit to new higher education centres while cutting money from part-time students and adult learners - particularly when neither decision has been discussed with the sector".

In the report, police investigators wrote: "It is incoherent for the trader to continue to pretend that his superiors were aware of his nonstandard directional positions, since he felt it necessary to need to conceal them and even misrepresent them by producing false documents".

Samuel Clarke reviewed it and argued that the notion of a "necessary agent" was incoherent, for to be an agent one must be active and Collins' position was that the humans are completely passive and thus (in Clarke's sense) not agents at all.

It is incoherent for the U.S. to support this principle at home, but attack another country that attempts to do the same.

As a matter of jus ad bellum, Hamas' claim of "defending" the Palestinian people as a nation is incoherent for many reasons, starting with the fact that Hamas was not the representative of a nation embodied in a political state.

It would be incoherent, Hobbes thought, for individuals to give up that right the protection of which is the very reason people have for creating a sovereign power.

In the current study, we showed that ABA levels in esk1 mutants were higher than those of wild type in non-stressed conditions, which would be incoherent with a role for ESK1in stomata closure through ABA signaling downstream [40].

As with the related question of migration, Cameron is incoherent, simultaneously for fortress and freedom.

Wadhams' and Shakhova's claims are incoherent and implausible; for practical purposes there remains no evidence of the purported massive emission.