Sentence examples similar to inconsistent tactic from inspiring English sources
"Their tactics are inconsistent with the Senate's constitutional responsibility and are hurting our judicial system".
The use of that kind of tactic is entirely inconsistent with universal human rights and the shared values of our two countries".
After an inconsistent first half, McNabb changed tactics and used his legs to make plays to cut into Green Bay's lead.
It added that China resorted to "highhanded" tactics that were inconsistent with international law, and had taken "dangerous actions that could lead to unintended consequences".
"Their tactics," he added, "are inconsistent with the Senate's constitutional responsibility and are hurting our judicial system".
Critics can also press their point by adhering to directives in ways that are consistent with their literal language but inconsistent with common practice or common sense – a tactic we call "uncivil obedience".
"British police risk losing the battle for the public's consent if they win public order through tactics that appear to be unfair, aggressive and inconsistent," he said.
More often than not, judges who are confronted with inconsistent prosecutions have affirmed convictions, while, at times, expressing distaste for the tactic.
