Sentence examples for seen as inconsistent from inspiring English sources

Murderer, criminal and liar still resonate and all are banned, as they are seen as inconsistent with an MP's most important right under parliamentary privilege – to speak freely without fear of legal action on grounds of slander.

Betraying clear concerns by the national carrier that its plea for government assistance will be seen as inconsistent with the government's new "line in the sand" on industry handouts, Joyce was at pains to make the distinction in a speech to the Coalition's "friends of tourism" group on Wednesday night.

The belief in a general falling away is not seen as inconsistent with the idea that a faithful remnant of the church never entirely disappeared.

These overriding mechanisms against adverse reports present difficulties when seen in the light of Article 12 of the Constitution, which is meant to guarantee equal protection under the law to minorities without discrimination, since bills containing differentiating measures that are presented to the President for assent can be seen as "inconsistent with the fundamental liberties of the subject".

Although at first blush the adult findings might be seen as inconsistent with a perceptual narrowing account, it should be noted that, unlike adults, infants do not take advantage of duration cues and, as a result, fail to make such intersensory matches [22].

These results might be seen as inconsistent.

There has been course cutting but not on such a drastic scale which many would see as inconsistent with the idea of a university.

The question of whether to open a casino — which many Shinnecocks see as inconsistent with their traditional way of life — has created the kind of disagreement you might expect from people living in what is essentially an endless family reunion.

Some philosophers who claim to treat adult human beings with physical or psychiatric disabilities as having the same moral status as nondisabled adult humans also take positions that other philosophers see as inconsistent with a commitment to equal moral status.

"Once we recognize that gender is not a binary quantity, sex segregation in competitive sport must be seen as an inconsistent and unjust policy," the University of Oxford ethicists Bennett Foddy and Julian Savulescu argued in the British Journal of Sports Medicine in the wake of the Semenya case.

Interestingly, in social media applications, PU is seen as an inconsistent determinant of intention to use.