Sentence examples for inconsistent precedents from inspiring English sources

The four dissenters in both cases -- Justices Stephen G. Breyer, David H. Souter, John Paul Stevens and Ruth Bader Ginsburg -- objected that the court's test for disproportionality, established in a series of admittedly inconsistent precedents beginning in 1980, had been met.

In an interview, he said the rulings were inconsistent with precedents set in product liability cases in California and other states.

"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.

A Court decision to overturn the mandate would be inconsistent with precedent dating all the way back to 1824, and would represent an effort by the Justices to inject themselves into the political and policy debates surrounding our health care problems.

He explained that the EFSA position on probiotics is inconsistent with precedent established by other dietary substances.

"Inconsistent with legal precedent, this short-sighted decision to exclude Ms Stepanova will deter future whistleblowers and significantly undermine the global anti-doping movement," the article read.

Inconsistent with legal precedent, this shortsighted decision to exclude Ms Stepanova will deter future whistleblowers and significantly undermine the global anti-doping movement.

In fact, savers who did not close their accounts soon after the plans took effect ended up better off with the revised indices than if the old ones had been kept.Yet the legal precedents are inconsistent.

But in the United States, existing legislation and court precedent are inconsistent when it comes to the issue of profit from human body product.

The Rose Bowl will likely  select by CFP ranking, but predicting the vote is tricky because playoff-committee precedent is inconsistent.

But Judge Jackson called the appeals opinion "inconsistent with the pertinent Supreme Court precedents" and "not formally binding".