Sentence examples for decisions are inconsistent from inspiring English sources

Drawing on the work of liberal and conservative scholars, Justice Clarence Thomas has argued that those decisions are inconsistent with the intention of the framers of the First Amendment, who wanted to prevent the federal government from interfering with established state churches, rather than requiring a wall of strict separation between church and state.

"The decisions are inconsistent and confusing," said Keyte.

When perceptions of exchange inequity are experimentally induced, reporting decisions are inconsistent with the conventional economic prediction, but consistent with features of actual tax reporting in the field.

Further analysis demonstrates that the reason these reporting decisions are inconsistent with the economic prediction is that exchange inequity effects induce taxpayers to report less income, thereby offsetting the economic forces that provide incentive for individuals to report more income.

In my view, judicial review of base closing decisions is inconsistent with this scheme because a successful challenge -- i.e., one that at least temporarily invalidates a base closing decision -- would thwart the scheme's fundamental objectives.

Or not so obviously, wrote Goodman: The decision is inconsistent.

"The decision is inconsistent, because (BLANKED OUT) and other members of staff were carrying out the same illegal procedures".

He also noted that the decision was inconsistent because several other teams also had riders who committed doping violations during the Tour.

The judge replied in his opinion that the appeals court's decision was "inconsistent with the pertinent Supreme Court precedents" and "not formally binding".

Jones, No. 99-401, the four parties are arguing that the appeals court decision was inconsistent with a 1986 Supreme Court ruling in a Connecticut case that held that the state's Republican Party had a First Amendment right to open its primary to independent voters despite a state law requiring closed, partisan primaries.

Lawyers say this decision is inconsistent with decisions on similar cases in other circuit courts, and are currently seeking a rehearing.