Sentence examples for inconsistent applications from inspiring English sources

Due to inconsistent applications of church and state, religious institutions are given tax-exempt status, yet based upon the First Amendment of the Constitution they are not required to file 990 tax forms like most 501(c)(3) non-profit organizations.

But his fervor, his inconsistent application and the war in Iraq left many soured or suspicious.

Canavan and Gillespie objected to "the blunt and inconsistent application of the indirect discrimination test in the committee's report".

The new capital-adequacy directive promises numbing complexity and inconsistent application in 15 separate countries.

And inconsistent application of laws on pension taxation means that residents run the risk of double taxation if they move.

But it is the inconsistent application of applause and indifference that makes their situation tormenting, and drives them into lesser or greater fits of paranoia.

"This can happen either because of inconsistent application of the rules, or because not all ticket inspectors have received the training required to be qualified to issue penalty fares".

The US state department currently "strongly recommends against all travel to the DPRK" due to the "risk of arrest and long-term detention due to the DPRK's inconsistent application of its criminal laws".

The previous ad hoc arrangements had been found to be open to inconsistent application and abuse, with parents without any genuine faith seeking to game the system to secure a school place.

Dynegy, the operator of several power plants around the country, also attacked the examiner's report, saying it was based on fuzzy logic and an "inconsistent application of legal analysis".

After years of criticism for inconsistent application of rules, the league is being praised by players, management and fans for Shanahan's work, which includes recording a video explaining his decisions.