This finding is inconsistent with advocacy for increased attention to female issues and we hope that the medical and advocacy communities can promote an evidence-based strategy to responding to local epidemics.
Other alcohol policies are inconsistent, the advocacy of tolerance zones for under-age drinkers being clearly incompatible with strict enforcement of age restrictions (Coleman and Cater, 2005).
But it seems to me that the stand which he takes on linking Special Drawing Rights (S.D.R.'s) to development assistance is inconsistent with his advocacy of a larger flow of aid.
Bentham argued that Smith's position was inconsistent with his general advocacy of freedom of trade and would restrict economic growth and national prosperity by deterring investment and innovation.
Clearly, such advocacy is inconsistent with the meta-theory and its purpose must be indirect perhaps to induce us to "see" one of the three negative positions considered above.
Still, many passengers simply don't know how to behave because the rules are ill-defined and inconsistent, said Kate Hanni, executive director of FlyersRights, a consumer advocacy group.
When would I have started on this enterprise?" he said, while adding that his advocacy for stricter gun laws was not inconsistent with his support of the second amendment.
Advocacy groups, which had labeled Facebook's previous policy "misguided, inconsistent, and dangerous", praised the move but said it was "long overdue".
The care act replaces the legal patchwork of legislation that has been with us since the founding of the welfare state; advocacy is one of those areas that has been too inconsistent in its delivery.
Private regulation ― boycotts, shareholder advocacy, shouting on Twitter ― is more responsive, but it's inconsistent, unpredictable and only works when it fits a narrative that resonates with the media and the public.
