Sentence examples for because it is inconsistent from inspiring English sources

But many analysts say the Fed's unemployment forecast is too optimistic, because it is inconsistent with its forecast for slower growth.

Liberal Democrats are against intervention because it is inconsistent with free and autonomous collective bargaining.

Section 15 is preempted because it is inconsistent with § 205.11 and is less protective of the consumer than the federal law.

We demonstrate that the CV has unsatisfactory normative properties because it is inconsistent with preference for more than for less of the reward medium.

But Helen Bingham of Keep Britain Tidy says Britain is bad at on-street recycling because it is "inconsistent and confusing".

The commonwealth's position is the ACT law is invalid because it is inconsistent with the Marriage Act and the Family Law Act.

It was conducted six months ago, one time only, and was quickly discontinued because it was inconsistent with F.B.I. standards on this topic.

David Rudolf, Carruth's defense lawyer, said he planned to ask Lamm to vacate the conspiracy conviction because it was inconsistent with the murder acquittal.

In dissent, Chief Justice Reiber argued that the jury's verdict conflicted with federal law because it was inconsistent with the FDA's conclusion that intravenous administration of Phenergan was safe and effective.

"They have to go back and rethink it, because it's inconsistent with what we have done to clean up the Hudson and bring the Hudson River back," Mr. Pataki said.

The material was presented only once, in April, to an audience of 37 agents at the Northern Virginia Resident Agency, according to the F.B.I., "and was quickly discontinued because it was inconsistent with F.B.I. standards on this topic".