Примери за използване на Be inconsistent на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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God cannot be inconsistent with himself.
Franchisors often have full service janitorial capabilities, butservice levels may be inconsistent from city to city.
One TRUTH cannot be inconsistent with another.
The Bureau of Meteorology said it was difficult to predict exactly how much rain would fall because showers will be inconsistent.
Derogations may furthermore not be inconsistent with the State's other obligations under international law.
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The key question of“who decides who decides” has been resolved in a manner that may also be inconsistent with the interests of both Parties.
Derogation measure should not be inconsistent with other obligation of the derogating state under international law.
The Bureau of Meteorology(BoM) says it is difficult to forecast exactly how much rain will fall because showers can be inconsistent.
(ii) present information concerning actions that may be inconsistent with the obligations of those Titles.
This would also be inconsistent with the case-law cited in point 37 above, pursuant to which no consideration is to be given to the subjective situation of the person.
A forum actoris reserved to“large investors” would also be inconsistent with the principle of equal treatment'(pp. 722 and 723).
He then answered his own question, arguing that the irrationality of ratios will notrob the heavens of their beauty and will also not be inconsistent with regular movement.
Provincial constitutional law must not be inconsistent with federal constitutional law, and is therefore subordinate to it.
Reminds the Chinese authorities that any operation of their law enforcement agencies in Hong Kong would be inconsistent with the‘one country, two systems' principle;
The National Cancer Institute points out that research can be inconsistent due to various factors including inaccurate reporting, the changes in types of cellphones, and the fact that brain cancers are difficult to study because mortality rates are so high.
Determinism suggests that just one course of occasions can be done, which will be inconsistent using the presence of free will hence conceived.
(a) where variable remuneration would be inconsistent with the maintenance of a sound capital base of an investment firm and its timely exit from extraordinary public financial support, variable remuneration of all staff shall be limirestricted to a portion of net revenue;
Would a special relationship between the United States andthe British Commonwealth be inconsistent with our overriding loyalty to the world organization?
The rights and responsibilities of Facebook and the People that use it should be described in a Statement of Rights and Responsibilities,which should not be inconsistent with these Principles.
Indeed, Open Rights Group and Privacy International have argued that such an obligation would be inconsistent with the harmonised regime established by Directive 2002/58 regardless of whether or not it meets the requirements which arise from Article 15(1) thereof, since it would completely undermine the substance of the rights and the regime established by that directive.
The Commission may adopt and amend, as required, its own Rules of Procedure,which shall not be inconsistent with this Convention or with the Constitution of FAO.
There is no international convention which determines the nationality or citizen status of a person, which is defined exclusively by national laws,which vary and can be inconsistent with each other.
Would a special relationship between the United States andthe British Commonwealth be inconsistent with our over-riding loyalties to the World Organization?
Andy Tyerman, consultant clinical neuropsychologist of brain injury charity Headway, says:"The term refers to uncontrolled expression of emotion that is disproportionate orinappropriate to the social context and may be inconsistent with what the person is actually feeling.
If this were the case, then the credits and debts merely substituted for coin, and net debts would be settled with coin,which would not be inconsistent with the conventional story according to which barter was replaced by a commodity money(eventually, a precious metal) that evolved into stamped coins with a value regulated by embodied precious metal.
The chapter may make such rules as are needed to administer and regulate the Chapter, providing that such rules bear upon said Chapter only, andno such rules shall be inconsistent with the Articles and Bylaws of the Association.
Would a special relationship between the United States andthe British Commonwealth be inconsistent with our overriding loyalties to the World Organisation?
While such a general rule is consistent with the approach followed in other Union legal acts of applying the law of the place of the relevant intermediary to proprietary aspects in relation to securities(37),the ECB strongly objects to the introduction of the additional conflict of laws rules which would be inconsistent with existing Union legislation and would affect legal certainty(38).
The Commission may adopt and amend, as required, its own Rules of Procedure by a two-thirds majority of its Members,which Rules shall not be inconsistent with this Agreement or with the Constitution of FAO.
(c) This applies in all cases, whether or not you incorporate by reference your own terms and conditions, such as terms and conditions for the purchase of goods and services,which may be inconsistent with these Terms and Conditions or Supplementary Terms and Conditions.