Sentence examples for if it is inconsistent from inspiring English sources

The jury's verdict can be overturned by the judge if it is inconsistent with the evidence or with his instructions as to the law governing the case.

One change allows the minister power over people and boats at sea, even if it is "inconsistent with Australia's international obligations".

(6) In addition to standards (d)(1) through (d)(5) of this section, no action may be taken if it is inconsistent with the criteria of the National Flood Insurance Program (44 CFR part 59et seq). or any more restrictive Federal, State or local floodplain management standards.

The legislation also delineates criteria under which an artwork could be deaccessioned: if it is inconsistent with the museum's mission as set forth in its mission statement, if it has "failed to retain its identity" because of decay or other deterioration, if it is redundant or inauthentic, or if it is being repatriated or returned to its rightful owner or donor.

Contact them directly if it is inconsistent.

Spelling can provide a red flag for the assessor if it is inconsistent or switches between regions.

3. When a parent had multiple genotyped offspring, it was removed only if it was inconsistent with more than 80% of its offspring.

If it's inconsistent with the values and principles of America.

If it's inconsistent with the values and principles of America, then of course it should matter.

I will sometimes change the direction a song is going just because a certain word or phrase fits, even if it's inconsistent with the original idea.

Mr. Green said that Mr. Schumer "should endorse whoever wins the Democratic primary, even if it's inconsistent with promises he made to Ray Harding," he added, referring to Raymond Harding, the Liberal Party chairman.