Sentence examples for inconsistent with the aim from inspiring English sources

We excluded 14 patients who received both G and F simultaneously as first-line chemotherapy and one patient who received a regimen other than G or F (paclitaxel and cisplatin) because they were inconsistent with the aim of this study.

"In any case, we wouldn't do anything in our inquiry that is inconsistent with the aims of the Justice Department".

In a 3-1 decision, the majority said the 1991 ruling was obsolete and inconsistent with the aims of the National Labor Relations Act.

In fact, these aims are not inconsistent with the broader aims of higher education in Japan; rather, self-assessment on high-stakes testing is, as of yet, an under-utilized means for achieving them.

The candidates, while talking tough about cutting our dependence on foreign oil, have supported some policies that seem inconsistent with that aim.

That is inconsistent with the purpose of the statute.

The MP said in an interview at the weekend that Labour was a "broad church, not a religious cult" and argued he did not think Corbyn would proceed with the reshuffle because it would be inconsistent with his aim of encouraging debate within the party.

They also said UNESCO's "capitulation" to Australia's pressure was inconsistent with its aim to "do its utmost" to inform the public about the effects of climate change on world heritage properties.

Heléna Herklots, chief executive of Carers UK, which supplied evidence to the court in support of the challenge, said: "Subjecting those who provide unpaid care to the benefit cap is unfair, counterproductive and inconsistent with the government's stated aims for the policy.

"Your demands to hasten foreclosures and to reduce loan modifications are patently inconsistent with that stated aim," the letter said.

Trying to place the followers of al-Baghdadi into the modern borders of Syria puts limits on the group's aims that are inconsistent with the expansive goals of its leadership.