Примери за използване на To be inconsistent на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Try not to be inconsistent.
At the very minimum, that seems to be inconsistent.
It cannot be said to be inconsistent with any of our proved facts.
Some today consider that to be inconsistent.
These appear to be inconsistent with the damage caused by both the… shovel and the blade.
And we just seemed to be inconsistent.
Kvitova is going to be inconsistent because of the way she plays but mentally she is very consistent.
If a system has no solution, it is said to be inconsistent.
Where the results obtained are found to be inconsistent with the programming following the evaluation carried out within the Joint Committee; or.
It is the pleasure, the duty even,of an artist to be inconsistent.
We continue to be inconsistent.
Furthermore over the past two years, fuel prices have shown to be inconsistent.
It is so easy to be inconsistent.
If a system does not have a solution, the system is said to be inconsistent.
This kind of IRB evasion appears to be inconsistent with a principles-based approach.
But… I can't explain how one would arrive at, um,what clearly seemed to be inconsistent verdicts.
In addition, they appear at first glance to be inconsistent with Argentina's commitments in the G20 framework and possibly with its WTO commitments.
A system that has no solution is said to be inconsistent.
Intriguingly, the results of their analysis appear to be inconsistent with deductions from the results of the European Space Agency's Planck satellite, the leading space mission probing the fundamental properties of the Universe.
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As long as Russia will not firmly define and proclaim a set of spiritual/moral values she stands for,the current zigs-zags will continue and Russian policies will prove to be inconsistent, at best.
He deemed the conduct of the temple throngs to be inconsistent with their presence in“his Father's house.”.
Unfortunately, however, these two theories are known to be inconsistent with each other- they cannot both be correct.
I recall that, in the case to hand, Romanian law provides a designated avenue for the setting aside of final judgments which,on the basis of subsequent case-law of the Court, appear to be inconsistent with EU law.
Încerc to convince you and I in that it is possible for drivers to be inconsistent, or even did not complete all the drivers list the result is also blocarea.
The Council shall inform the European Parliament of the reasons on the basis of which all orpart of a Commission proposal is deemed to be inconsistent with Article 3b of the Treaty.
However, the Court found the definitions used to be inconsistent and the data- which in most cases was not checked by the managing authorities- was not reliable or credible. Special Report No 5/2010- Implementation of the Leader approach for rural development.
A major stumbling block in formulating wormholes is the need for negative energy,which seemed to be inconsistent with quantum gravity.
If the methods of empiricism were consistently applied it would discredit all knowledge(including itself), butempiricism is permitted to be inconsistent by those who hold to it because"its ruthless mutilation of human experience lends it such a high reputation for scientific severity, that its prestige overrides the defectiveness of its own foundations.".