Sentence examples for inconsistent with the goal of from inspiring English sources

A video is not inconsistent with the goal of trying to be transparent".

This is inconsistent with the goal of organic farming to minimise the environmental impact of agricultural production.

On Monday the US state department said the deployment was "destabilising to Russian security". "We call on Russia to refrain from words or deeds that are inconsistent with the goal of promoting security and stability," said spokesman John Kirby.

And while the idea of reproducing in Wiltshire an Italian landscape as depicted by a French artist (complete with neo-Classical buildings and Gothic follies) may seem to us a little inconsistent with the goal of creating a "natural" English landscape -- well, our attitudes are 21st century, not 18th.

These finding are inconsistent with the goal of engaging students in the group process.

The message is inconsistent with the goals of our national youth-oriented antidrug campaign.

Ideally, corrosion was to be left intact, which is inconsistent with the goals of the conservationist.

Neither provides insurance to coal companies, but Aviva is one of the top investors in the Polish coal industry, whose plans to build more than 7 gigawatts of new coal power are inconsistent with the goals of the Paris agreement on climate change, according to Unfriend Coal.

Even traditional pastoral land use is often thought to be inconsistent with the goals of conservation (Prins 1992), although studies have asserted that all forms of degradation and wildlife declines are not necessarily related to pastoralism per se (e.g. Homewood et al. 2001).

"They serve to perpetuate systemic discrimination in our justice system and are inconsistent with the goals of reconciliation set out in the Truth and Reconciliation Report," said BCCLA lawyer Laura Track.

"Attempts to dissuade Colombia from using these authorities -- especially by threatening unrelated streams of financial support -- would be inconsistent with the goals of these agreements and would signal that the United States is not committed to living up to the standards of our free trade agreements when it does not suit corporate interests," Brown wrote.