Sentence examples for it inconsistent with from inspiring English sources

A committee overturned the ruling, finding it inconsistent with the facts," Zhang said.

Nor is it inconsistent with waiting until one has a better idea of the probable outcome.

"Not only is it inconsistent with limiting warming but, in a post-Paris world, it spells destruction of shareholder value".

Sir Edward Grey thought it right to reply that the tone of this communication rendered it inconsistent with the dignity of his majesty's government to give explanations.

Nor is it inconsistent with optimistic-sounding economic data like the report last week that housing starts surged 8.2percentt in November.

These aspects of the bill render it inconsistent with fundamental democratic principles, such as the idea of equality before the law, the presumption of innocence and the right to silence.

"It is selective in the information it relies upon, it is inconsistent with itself and the evidence, it rewrites the scheme rules and it is inconclusive.

But many analysts say the Fed's unemployment forecast is too optimistic, because it is inconsistent with its forecast for slower growth.

"It is un-African because it is inconsistent with African values," declared Ugandan MP David Bahati, who in 2009 introduced legislation to make homosexuality a capital crime.

It was inconsistent with the values of our nation, it was inconsistent with the teachings of the military to the men and women of the armed forces, and it was certainly fundamentally un-American.

"It was inconsistent with the values of our nation, it was inconsistent with the teachings of the military to the men and women of the armed forces, and it was certainly fundamentally un-American," Mr. Rumsfeld said.