Sentence examples for is directly inconsistent from inspiring English sources
For example, the ruling is directly inconsistent, as the district court acknowledges, with the appeals court ruling on exactly this topic that was made earlier.
Apart from brief obiter dicta in recent opinions of this Court, this broad proposition is entirely without support in the construction hitherto given to the privilege, and is directly inconsistent with a series of cases in which this Court has indicated the principles which are properly applicable here.
Mr. Bachrach wrote to his colleagues that the government's newest version was "directly inconsistent" with Judge Kaplan's proposal.
But it is not directly inconsistent with Allais' preferences, and its plausibility does not depend on the type of probabilistic independence that the STP implies.
Limited data from previous studies analyzing arsenic levels in sand samples collected from CCA playgrounds are inconsistent and cannot be directly translated to the amount of children's exposure to arsenic.
But he also said Ms. Norvill's account was "inconsistent" and "directly contradicted" by other witnesses, including Neil Armfield, the Australian director of the play.
Their hateful ideas are inconsistent and directly in opposition to many of the reasons that I, and many others, call ourselves Republicans.
Contact them directly if it is inconsistent.
How colour affects appetite is inconsistent, contextual and, he says: "directly related to experience, expectations, associations, cultural norms and fashions".
