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

It concludes that the latest missile test is "inconsistent with the spirit" of the U.N. resolution but is not considered a "violation".

And it's also not inconsistent with the spirit of an autobiography to include a description of the friends and family members of the subject.

This is inconsistent with the spirit of the reforms, which was to prevent "monstering" — extended interrogation sessions lasting more than 20 hours.

In the seventeen-nineties, Jefferson's followers, fiercely fighting Federalist rule, redefined democracy as the Revolution's legacy, a logic that made Federalism appear inconsistent with the spirit of the Revolution.

The US said the deal was a "significant step" but expressed concern over reports of continued fighting in eastern Ukraine, saying it was "inconsistent with the spirit of the accord".

Rhodes called it "grossly inconsistent with the spirit of dialogue" at the leaders' summit.

We are aware that the introduction of a new eating disorder diagnosis is inconsistent with the conservative spirit of DSM-IV but, as Nielsen and Palmer point out, "There is room for a measure of conservatism but we cannot be satisfied until the EDNOS issue is more adequately addressed" (Nielsen & Palmer, 2003, p. 162).

Instead, health professionals and women's advocates in the field believe that judges repeatedly rule in a manner that is inconsistent with the progressive spirit of the law.

It is inconsistent with the spirit, if not the letter, of the United Nations convention against torture, and it fails to deal with dishonourable periods of our history.

While the old version warned Christians not to teach anything that could give rise to hatred and persecution of Jews, the final text urges them not to teach "anything inconsistent with the truth of the Gospel and with the spirit of Christ".

Berzsenyi was imbued with the spirit of the classics.