Sentence examples for be inconsistent with their from inspiring English sources
Rather, government representatives in Berlin sought to "protect their respective countries' interests by minimising text that could be perceived to be inconsistent with their negotiating positions".
Even if public opinion could be measured (which Rogers doubted), he believed that legislators' use of polls to inform their votes would be inconsistent with their constitutional duty.
In this case, where both complainants tweeted and text-messaged their friends in ways which can be said to be inconsistent with their complaint, justice demands a public hearing.
The more pertinent philosophical objection is that his reasoning about the nature of marriage, however well pedigreed, is so far removed from most people's lived experience that it will be inconsistent with their intuitions about the human good.
Finding the budget system to be inconsistent with their values and expectations for the university, staff undermined it through patterns of under- and over-spending.
ICU care providers often feel that the care given to a patient may be inconsistent with their professional knowledge or beliefs.
They never thought their Britishness was inconsistent with their Jewishness.
Judge Sprizzo said city officials' statements of concern about disruption were inconsistent with their later handling of the four officers involved in the 1999 shooting of Amadou Diallo.
According to Ambro, "Just as the Boy Scouts believed that 'homosexual conduct is inconsistent with the Scout Oath,' the law schools believe that employment discrimination is inconsistent with their commitment to justice and fairness".
"One of the central tools of a financial regulator is the ability to say no to new activities that are inconsistent with their mission or the public's interest," Mr. Abernathy told a banking conference in New York.
