Sentence examples similar to inconsistent standards of practice from inspiring English sources

23% of patients – equivalent to 2.6m patients, including more than 1m over-65s – said they had encountered poor or inconsistent standards of dignity and respect.

Coles notes that the main problem with the IPCC is the inconsistent standard of its investigations.

Midwifery is not the practice of medicine; it has its own scope and standards of practice.

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Such questions have gone largely unanswered, leaving charter schools in the same swamp of vague and inconsistent standards in which traditional public schools have long been mired.

Walden said Homebase suffered from inconsistent standards at stores and low sales for the size of its network.

Thus, it smacks of inconsistent standards and political hypocrisy for the black political gentry to assail Sanders as being "missing in action" on matters of race.

"These counties have been asked to manufacture votes on behalf of their neighbors," he said, by divining the intent of voters using vague and inconsistent standards.

Then Mr. Bush called for "the prompt and safe return" of the spy plane and its crew, adding that "failure of the Chinese government to react promptly to our request is inconsistent with standard diplomatic practice and with the express desire of both our countries for better relations".

She said China had made the declaration "in an uncoordinated fashion" which was "inconsistent with standard practice", adding the US did not believe the declaration to be legitimate.

Executing juvenile offenders is "a relic of the past and is inconsistent with evolving standards of decency in a civilized society," wrote Justice Stevens for the dissenters.