Sentence examples for deemed incompatible from inspiring English sources

It was revived even though in the 1990s it was deemed incompatible with the new democratic constitution and open economy.

Of the 35 clubs and bars examined in a recent study, Jet East and 3 others were deemed incompatible with their neighborhoods.

In the past decade, KPD has become the fastest growing source of transplantable kidneys, overcoming the barrier faced by living donors deemed incompatible with their intended recipients.

Mr. Smith was ousted from the advisory board because his sexual orientation was deemed incompatible with Baylor's Baptist affiliation and theology.

Following on from the ban on headscarves in schools and the outlawing of the niqab in public spaces, it's now the turn of the burkini to be deemed incompatible with the French way of life.

That has disappointed campaigners, who point out that part of Shell's operations are in tar sands and exploiting the Arctic, both deemed incompatible with tackling climate change by scientists.

Oil and gas major ExxonMobil said new reserves in the Arctic and Canadian tar sands must be exploited, moves scientists deem incompatible with tackling global warming.

The study recommended the town consider phasing out seven other nightclubs, which were deemed generally incompatible with their surroundings, a classification that offered more hope of compromise.

Having already ignored convention, the couple then learned that their horoscopes — the consideration of which was essential to marriage — deemed them incompatible: Narayan and Rajam were told that they must not marry.

Birth and sex are closely linked (hence the young child who realises, with horror, that their parents must have done it at least once) and linking sex with an older woman's body – so vilified in popular culture – is just de trop: wrinkles and babies are deemed mutually incompatible.

Nearly all teachers emphatically rejected the evolution of human beings as they deemed it incompatible with their religious belief of the special creation of human beings.