Sentence examples for inconsistent communications from inspiring English sources

The best guess is that it is a collection of inconsistent communications equipment using disparate protocols.

The office determined too many eligible borrowers didn't know about the plans as a result of ineffective outreach efforts by the department and inconsistent communications from the department's loan contractors.

"Though limited, these actions were highly inappropriate, a basic breach of trust with the reporters it was his job to assist, and inconsistent with established communications office policies.

Not surprisingly, Rep. Issa moved quickly to remove Bardella, saying in a released statement that, "though limited, these actions were highly inappropriate, a basic breach of trust with the reporters it was his job to assist, and inconsistent with established communications office policies".

On communications data, the committee slams the government's "inconsistent and confusing" approach to examining this.

And third, efforts by his communications team to respond to criticisms have been inconsistent and unclear.

It said Dr. Jaczko had broken with past practice by seeking to change the recommendations of the commission staff, and that he limited staff communications with the other four commissioners in a way that "was inconsistent with the commissioners' expectations".

It may well be independent of the president — how else could a presidential appointee announce a policy inconsistent with the president's own policy — but it is completely DEPENDENT on the communications industry.

The inconsistent quality of experience across mobile networks is an important challenge of contemporary mobile communications, the intercell interference being one of the main causes of the inconsistency [1].

"Fox believes that the FCC's decision in this case was arbitrary and capricious, inconsistent with precedent and patently unconstitutional," Scott Grogin, the company's senior vice president of corporate communications said in a statement.

The firm has also apologized for "inappropriate communications" in which "certain of our Internet sector analysts expressed views that at certain points may have appeared inconsistent with Merrill Lynch's published recommendations".