It is not inconsistent in principle to accord to the states, which enjoy the prerogatives of sovereignty to the extent of being exempt from litigation at the suit of individuals in all other judicial tribunals, a like exemption in the courts of admiralty and maritime jurisdiction.
"It is not inconsistent for Iraq to have ties with Al Qaeda and not to have been involved in 9/11 or other potential plots against America," Dan Bartlett, the White House communications director, said.
See id. at 21. Further, the government argues that it is not inconsistent for Congress to impose lenient penalties for possession, but stiff penalties for using communication devices in drug transactions.
At least one type of nuclear device detonated by North Korea "is not inconsistent" with efforts to build a bomb designed for an EMP attack, says James Woolsey, a former director of America's Central Intelligence Agency.
This is not inconsistent with shocks to volatility as long as those shocks are relatively infrequent.
Director confidentiality is not inconsistent with engagement pursuant to the New Paradigm.
Confidentiality is essential for an effective board process and for the protection of the company, and director confidentiality is not inconsistent with engagement pursuant to The New Paradigm.
Mark Dreyfus picked up what his leader Bill Shorten said on the ABC's Q&A, adding that a "treaty is a live debate in the Aboriginal community – it cannot be sidestepped", and is not inconsistent with an amendment to the constitution.
Importantly, the induction of DNA damage or replication stress during nutrient depletion is not inconsistent with our failure to detect a role for Mec1-dependent checkpoint responses in the survival of nutrient-depleted cells.
Simply put, respecting ones historical heritage as an HBCU is not inconsistent with an institution's commitment to serve a broader spectrum of students without regard to ethnicity.
