But many analysts say the Fed's unemployment forecast is too optimistic, because it is inconsistent with its forecast for slower growth.
The court said a school could censor material it deemed inconsistent with its educational mission, because the publication bears the imprimatur of the school.
Sometimes an outside auditor will find something outlandish enough -- for example, if a bank's financial statement recorded inventory, something inconsistent with its business -- that it would recommend that a client conduct a fraud audit, too.
They will also have their own private elevator service and parking area, but alcohol remains banned from the stadium -- including the suites -- because of the university's policy that it would be inconsistent with its educational mission.
When the Census Bureau targets the incarcerated population for a particular treatment that is inconsistent with its treatment of other groups, it harms poor Black and Latino people.
At a conference in Paris on Thursday, the European Union's foreign policy chief, Javier Solana, said Iran's stated ambitions concerning its enriched uranium output was inconsistent with its acquisition of the civilian nuclear technology that would justify it.
That's not inconsistent with its being fictional.
In fact, America's opposition to the AIIB is inconsistent with its stated economic priorities in Asia.
The company believes that Mr. Bessinger's views are inconsistent with its core values.
If the state finds the project inconsistent with its coastal plan, Broadwater could appeal to the federal secretary of commerce.
It said, though, that it was aware of "nothing which appeared abnormal, untoward or inconsistent with its contractual role".
