All but one of those years were in the premodern era, when rules were inconsistent and statistics unreliable.
In both cases, he said, the agency's rules were inconsistent with the statutory framework established by Congress.
But Laura Brown, an F.A.A. spokeswoman said, "At the time covered by the civil penalty, American was clearly on notice that their interpretation of the rest-time rules was inconsistent with ours".
Thus, "rules are consistent if there are possible circumstances in which no conflict will emerge," and "a set of rules is inconsistent if there are no circumstances, no possible world, in which all the rules are satisfiable" (Marcus 1980, 128 and 129).
Rules were inconsistent, sometimes reflecting their moods, biases and alcohol intake, rather than being clear and consistent.
Predictions are evaluated against the content of manually annotated UniProtKB/Swiss-Prot entries as part of each UniProt release and rules that are inconsistent with current UniProtKB/Swiss-Prot annotation are reviewed and modified.
We'd all like everyone else to abide by our personal rules, but most of us see that our rules are wildly inconsistent and wholly subjective, whereas she has invested hers with the certainty of universal truths.
Some countries have chosen to develop their own rules -- some of which are inconsistent with this convention... IATA continues to believe that in a competitive service industry like aviation, customers are best protected by the discipline of the market.
"We submit that the orders made involve such a significant departure from the principle of open justice they are inconsistent with the rule of law and democratic accountability".
