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Toyota's US boss says he doesn't recall the meeting where this was discussed and it was totally inconsistent with Toyota's guiding principles.

What was occurring in California, Nevada and in up to 23 other states across the US "was an unacceptable breach of the company's policies and was totally inconsistent with our values," Thomas Ryan, chairman of CVS Caremark, said.

"It's totally inconsistent," he said.

This kind of behaviour is totally inconsistent with our qualities.

But what they want is totally inconsistent with Western values.

They were totally inconsistent with assurances our office was given about the show.

But that is totally inconsistent with the constitution, which forbids exploration of protected areas," said Alexandra Almeida of Acción Ecológica.

Gordon Brown's position is totally inconsistent, but this is in keeping with London's longstanding game-playing on this important matter.

I told them there could be no hierarchy of victims; that all victims deserve compensation – and that Mr Brown's position is totally inconsistent.

"These allegations are totally inconsistent with the way that he conducts his personal and professional life," said Mr. Bomeisler's lawyer, Steven Brill.

Be inconsistent and unpredictable Keep people on their toes by being totally inconsistent in terms of communication (both style and content), expectations, feedback, and long-term vision for the organisation.