Примеры использования To be inconsistent на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This appears to be inconsistent with the text of draft article 21.
Of course, Russia's position on Kosovo does seem to be inconsistent.
Modalities continue to be inconsistent with programme country priorities.
Thus the two cases described in this section do not appear to be inconsistent.
Konkin rejected voting, believing it to be inconsistent with libertarian ethics.
It would seem to be inconsistent with Foreign Minister's letter[of 28 January 2003]to the Commission.
IHRB added that this situation appeared to be inconsistent with Liberia's Constitution.
Laws found to be inconsistent with the Constitution, and other legal instruments found to be inconsistent with the Constitution and the law, shall have no legal force.
However, ILOAT jurisprudence they often found to be inconsistent or contradictory.
This proposed legislation appears to be inconsistent with the Government's assurances that it would abolish these exceptional procedures by 30 June 1999.
Three submissions of SEF tables were initially found to be inconsistent with the ITL records.
Where the data appear to be inconsistent, the company is contacted and very often visited by CSO staff to identify reasons for possible problems.
In any case, the court decision cited seemed to be inconsistent with article 3 of the Covenant.
We regard the decision to be inconsistent with Security Council resolutions on the Middle East and unhelpful because it complicates the process of achieving a peaceful settlement.
Russia's SORM system was therefore found to be inconsistent with the requirements of Article 8.
Nonetheless, the Iraqi counterpart's earlier claimed inability to recall this particular offer or, indeed, to recall its interaction with the Mukhabarat, and its willingness to respond only to specific cases supported by documentation,appear to be inconsistent with a policy of transparency.
Some reservations thus indeed appear to be inconsistent with the Convention's object and purpose.
It will equally exercise its rights whenever its security system is being jeopardized by activities that it deems to be inconsistent with the mandate of UNMEE.
Article 18, paragraph 2, appeared to be inconsistent with article 64 of the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties.
However, there are difficulties in arguing for“whatever policy works”,as this appears to be inconsistent with the spirit of the conventions.
Indeed, the purport of article 5 seemed to be inconsistent with article 19 of part 1 of the draft articles on State responsibility.
The Attorney-General was required to bring to the attention of the House of Representatives any Bill that he or she deemed to be inconsistent with the Bill of Rights Act.
It was recalled that subparagraph(a)appeared to be inconsistent with the principle of continuatio juris embodied in subparagraph b.
Recommendation 6 of the report, setting forth an autonomous set of criteria for determining the validity of reservations,would appear implicitly to be inconsistent with the logic of the Court decision.
One observation was that subparagraph(a)appeared to be inconsistent with the principle of continuatio juris embodied in subparagraph b.
This legislation includes a requirement that the Attorney-General alert Parliament to any draft legislation that appears to be inconsistent with human rights obligations.
Article 5 states that'any other law found to be inconsistent with this Constitution is, to the extent of the inconsistency, void.
Taking measures, including financial compensation, where appropriate,to mitigate trade losses incurred by the LDCs as a result of unilateral SPS trade measures found to be inconsistent with international standards and guidelines;
We deem such decisions of the executive organs of the United Nations to be inconsistent with the spirit and fundamental beliefs of the Charter of the United Nations.
Where legislation is declared to be inconsistent with those rights and freedoms and is passed with the prescribed majorities in both houses of Parliament.