Sentence examples for compatible with the values of from inspiring English sources

"Violence for whatever reason is not compatible with the values of the torch relay and the Olympic Games," he said.

Valls came under fire after saying on Wednesday that the burkini was "not compatible with the values of France".

That is not compatible with the values of France and the Republic," he told the newspaper La Provence.

He said wearing a burkini was "not compatible with the values of the French Republic," but refused to pass a nationwide law banning it.

He said that violence "for whatever reason" was "not compatible with the values of the torch relay or the Olympic games".

It was necessary, said Mr Fischer, whom no one would consider illiberal, to find out whether Islamic traditions and teachings were compatible with the values of modern western societies.Up in Oldham, Riaz Ahmad could be forgiven for feeling a bit hurt.

While this idea may appear compatible with the value of self-determination promoted by much disability philosophy, some bioethicists, including some who are feminists, have adopted medicalized views of disability and, in doing so, have argued that the prospect of bearing a disabled child justifies, or even obligates, termination of the pregnancy (Purdy 1995; see also McMahan 1998 and McMahan 2005).

The annual TRF reduction rate in the normal controls was 40 bp, which was reasonably compatible with the value of 36 bp obtained in our previous study, in which we used the peak values as representatives [ 14].

The trend of our data was compatible with the asymptotic values of Cin and Cdg suggested by Sarpkaya for large values of RE.

So I encourage every doctor considering withdrawing emergency cover to dig deep and ask whether such action is fair to patients or compatible with the values and privilege of being a doctor.

"I worry that the withdrawal of emergency cover will put our sickest, most vulnerable patients at greater risk". He calls on doctors to "dig deep" and ask whether the action is fair to patients or compatible with the values and privilege of the profession.