Sentence examples for policy inconsistent from inspiring English sources

The exportation of a policy inconsistent with US law means women suffer, whether in Syria, where rape is a weapon of war, or in Latin America, where the Zika virus threatens the health of women and babies.

He said that military instructors and guest lecturers appeared to be "advocating ideas, beliefs and actions that are contrary to our national policy, inconsistent with the values of our profession and disrespectful of the Islamic religion".

It may well be independent of the president — how else could a presidential appointee announce a policy inconsistent with the president's own policy — but it is completely DEPENDENT on the communications industry.

CBS News reporter, Mark Knoller, has publicly protested the limited press access to Obama fundraisers, calling the policy "inconsistent".

The report notes that on the first day of riots, police used dogs for crowd control, a policy "inconsistent with widely accepted policing practices and in fact exacerbated tensions by unnecessarily inciting fear and anger among amassing crowds".

Superficially support for reconciliation at a political level seems to be "at an all-time high", according to the report, but it found the government's policies inconsistent and while total expenditure on Aboriginal and Tores Strait Islanders had increased, funding for Indigenous serviceshad decreased.

As Congress knows well, most recently with Goldman Sachs and derivatives, constructing villains makes policies inconsistent with the villain's interests more politically palatable.

But Mrs. Merkel's policy is inconsistent.

The country's foreign policy is inconsistent.

Another criticism of Mr Obama is that his policy is inconsistent.

China's policy looks inconsistent and opportunistic, damaging its image and soft power.