Sentence examples for inconsistent directives from inspiring English sources

The legal and ethical acceptability of third party permission for nonbeneficial research is jurisdiction specific, which is a source of ongoing debate and is often subject to inconsistent directives.

The declaration said the European directive was "inconsistent with applicable international law" and that the signatory nations would work together to oppose it.

"Such drift has resulted in a net loss of bona fide 6.1 activities, inconsistent with DoD goals and directives".

"The United Democratic Party will resist the implementation of any proclamation or other directives that are inconsistent with the Constitution," UDP wrote in a statement from Banjul on December 17.  .

A White House Official told the Wall Street Journal that Tuesday's tests "are not a violation of the JCPOA," but that they are "inconsistent," with the UN Security Council's directive.  .

"Filing a formal proceeding to block the directive would be highly inconsistent with your Administration's efforts to reduce carbon pollution from other sources," the groups wrote.

Mr Blokland has said that the directive is unclear and inconsistent and certainly the Commission will be very interested in a substantiated view of that statement.

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

Another area the EU is concerned to address via an updated ePrivacy directive is what it dubs "inconsistent enforcement and fragmentation at national level".

Speaking to reporters as he met with his cabinet, Mr. Cuomo and his staff said a review of the agencies had found myriad clashing procedures — differing definitions of abuse, varying directives about when to call law enforcement, inconsistent standards of proof and sometimes no standard of proof at all.

Speaking to the media as he met with his cabinet, Mr. Cuomo and his staff said a review of the agencies had found myriad clashing procedures — differing definitions of abuse, varying directives about when to call law enforcement, inconsistent standards of proof and sometimes no standard of proof at all.