"The one thing I want to make crystal clear is that this government will make no changes to workplace relations in this term of parliament that are inconsistent with the commitments we took to the election," he said.
The Australian Conservation Foundation's chief executive, Kelly O'Shanassy, said "the target proposed by the government is bad news for life in Australia, out of step with other countries and inconsistent with the global commitment to keep global warming below 2C".
Australian Conservation Foundation chief executive Kelly O'Shanassy said "the target proposed by the government is bad news for life in Australia, out of step with other countries and inconsistent with the global commitment to keep global warming below 2C".
"It's inconsistent with all the commitments Australia has made to indigenous people, especially native title's acknowledgement of cultural connection to the land and people's right to be there," he says.
"It was crude and offensive — not to mention inconsistent with The Onion's commitment to parody and satire, however biting".
Trump's recognition of Israel's sovereignty over the Golan Heights is inconsistent with the U.S. traditional commitment to territorial integrity.
Banning the revolving door, by the same token, would prevent people from working for whom they choose, which is inconsistent with the strong American commitment to free labor, and may even have constitutional implications.
"Regent Pattiz's continued presence on the board is inconsistent with the UC's commitment to addressing the culture of sexual harassment and sexual violence on our campuses," he said in a text.
But these are narrow exceptions to the general principle of freedom of expression, and it is vitally important that these exceptions never be used in a manner that is inconsistent with the University's commitment to a completely free and open discussion of ideas.
A spokeswoman for the US State Department said launching the flights would be "inconsistent with the region's commitments to exercise restraint from actions that could complicate or escalate disputes".
