Sentence examples for deems to be inconsistent from inspiring English sources
Etisalat uses a proxy server to filter Internet content that the government deems to be inconsistent with the values of the country, such as sites that provide information on how to bypass the proxy; sites pertaining to dating, gay and lesbian networks, and pornography; and sites originating from Israel.
Also, this would seem to give unlimited discretion to campus officials to exclude or punish any speaker that they deemed to be inconsistent with students' education.
Causes, it says, do not include any that are party political or any that are deemed to be "inconsistent with human rights principles".
Twitty was also criticized for making what have been deemed to be inconsistent and contradictory statements (for example, as to whether there were operating security cameras at the Holiday Inn).
The Yosemite Firefall, in which the embers from a bonfire were pushed off a cliff near Glacier Point to create a spectacular effect, was ended in 1968 because it was deemed to be inconsistent with park values.
The once-famous Yosemite Firefall, created by pushing red hot embers off a cliff near Glacier Point at night, was discontinued in the mid-to-late 20th century along with other activities that were deemed to be inconsistent with protection of the national park.
Due to laboratory operator variation, the data for dose 4 were deemed to be inconsistent with the remaining data and excluded from analysis.
If not, then the chemical formula to which the theoretical isotopic abundance pattern corresponds may be deemed to be inconsistent with the observed data and excluded from the list of candidate formulas.
Mr. Puccio showed Mr. Lesnevich one of Mrs. Astor's signatures from Jan . 27 , 2004in which the R and the OO in "Brooke" appeared to be connected, asking him why he did not deem that instance to be inconsistent with his findings.
"Until we learn that, we're going to be inconsistent".
The coverage on Giants kicks continues to be inconsistent, however.
