"It is unfortunate that two high-ranking officials from the same agency have made such incompatible fact-based statements," Mr. Flake wrote in a June 26 letter to the inspector general, adding that the U.S.D.A. "must be able to produce and disseminate clear and accurate information, particularly when it pertains to the culpability of U.S. policy in skyrocketing food prices".
As such, the two optatives contradict each other, not because they describe incompatible facts but because they prescribe incompatible states of affairs.
I never found academic and entrepreneurial activities incompatible; in fact, I believe they go hand-in-hand.
Of course, these two understandings of being oppressed because you are a woman are not incompatible; in fact they typically support one another.
On another, incompatible view, facts are what make true propositions true, or more generally, account for their truth.
"As the president who signed the act into law, I have come to believe that Doma is contrary to those principles and in fact, incompatible with our constitution," Clinton said.
Former president Bill Clinton, the man who signed Doma, has described 1996 as a "different time" and went so far as to say: "As the president who signed the act into law, I have come to believe that Doma is contrary to those principles and, in fact, incompatible with our constitution".
"As the president who signed the act into law, I have come to believe that DOMA is contrary to those principles and, in fact, incompatible with our Constitution," Mr. Clinton wrote in an op-ed article posted on the Web site of The Washington Post on Thursday evening.
They are, in fact, incompatible with consanguineous quartz (that derived from the same parent magma), as is quite apparent from the following equations: As can be seen from these equations, a feldspar would form in lieu of its feldspathoid chemical analogue in any silica-saturated magma.
To me it seems like a $350 million bet on the idea that doing good, having fun, and working more productively are not at all incompatible; that, in fact, they can reinforce one another.
The newly amended law's complex provisions ― for instance, requiring a bilateral international agreement, incompatible with the fact that U.S. universities are mostly regulated at the state level ― appeared to solely target CEU.
