Sentence examples for inconsistent with these principles from inspiring English sources
The rights and responsibilities of Facebook and the People that use it should be described in a Statement of Rights and Responsibilities, which should not be inconsistent with these Principles.
"The department will not recognize any action taken by the nation that is inconsistent with these principles and does not accord its freedmen members full rights of citizenship".
In many cases, the current use of antimicrobials in U.S. food animal production appears to be inconsistent with these principles [ 16, 51].
Discharging patients against their will to the sole "option" of an institutional setting would seem inconsistent with these principles, particularly when in-patient care costs are greater than standard home-care costs for patients with disabilities and chronic illnesses, even those with quadriplegia [ 31, 32].
Any protest premised, however, on India's ambitions to be counted a "major power" is inconsistent with the principles of free movement and equitable travel regimes.
"To deny the Libyan people this historic opportunity to eradicate the long-standing culture of impunity would be manifestly inconsistent (with the principles of the ICC)," it said.
As to this [p357] issue, therefore, we vacate the judgment below and remand for further proceedings not inconsistent with the principles announced in this opinion.
Held: As to the issue thus presented, the cause is remanded for further proceedings not inconsistent with the principles announced in the opinion of this Court.
Furthermore, where exhaustion is a bargained-for term of a contract, freedom of contract is not necessarily inconsistent with the principles underlying exhaustion requirements.
The Palestinians, as well as many in Washington and Europe, have long said that Mr. Netanyahu's policy toward Israeli settlements in occupied lands and stance in negotiations seem inconsistent with the principles he laid out at Bar-Ilan University.
