Examples of using Be inconsistent in English and their translations into Danish
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Shouldn't the fluctuation be inconsistent?
Would that be inconsistent with your diagnosis of him?
Metadata from different sources may sometimes be inconsistent or insufficient.
We cannot be inconsistent when making our own decisions.
Accepting this amendment would, in our judgment, be inconsistent and confusing.
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That would be inconsistent in the light of our criticism.
Franchisors often have full service janitorial capabilities, butservice levels may be inconsistent from city to city.
Such a policy would be inconsistent and therefore ineffective.
Assuming that the captain's conduct often showed bad judgement.--Would that be inconsistent with your diagnosis of him?
The voice will be inconsistent, the quality will be unpredictable and time will be lost.
Ii present information concerning actions that may be inconsistent with the obligations of those Titles.
This would be inconsistent with your declarations in favour of a long-range policy of stable prices, and I hope you will reject it.
The Commission takes the view that this procedure would be inconsistent with the decision of 28 June 1999 on the comitology.
It would therefore be inconsistent to include education and health in the EU/Mexico agreement as sectors that could be liberalised.
For example, the directive on a system for greenhouse gas emission rights trading should not be inconsistent with this directive.
It would therefore be inconsistent with our earlier positions to give consent without further ado.
He then answered his own question, arguing that the irrationality of ratios will not rob the heavens of their beauty andwill also not be inconsistent with regular movement.
We all agree that that is not the right approach,and would be inconsistent with our own general policy objectives as regards relations with Tunisia.
It would also be inconsistent to apply it to certain plans and programmes when it is not provided for in the case of those covered by the directive on strategic environmental assessment.
Banning plant protection altogether in areas that are home to particular species of flora andfauna would be inconsistent with the aims of habitat conservation.
Finally, several amendments- Nos 16, 19 and part of 11- would be inconsistent with the existing interinstitutional agreements or would involve changing existing committee procedures.
Common Welfare 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.
This would be inconsistent with the reason for introducing the programme, and in particular with the reduction of economic and social inequalities between regions, and would destroy the principle of solidarity.
This would represent a clear opportunity to advertise,something which we want to avoid and which would be inconsistent with our position against direct advertising to patients.
Does the Commission realise that such a measure would be inconsistent with the Commission' s recent eEurope initiative, the aim of which was to encourage the use of the Internet both by private individuals and by businesses?
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.
The Land takes the view that a limited prohibition on translations would be inconsistent with the protection of traditional terms found in other languages, the aims of the internal market and consumer protection.
When you use the Effective Permissions tab to determine the permissions that a user has for certain resources in a domain,the results that are displayed in the user interface may be inconsistent with the actual permissions of the user for that resource.
From a methodological point of view it would,however, be inconsistent to require settlement on the day of value while not requiring measures to ensure that timely settlement is also achieved in the event of the failure of a participant.
On the other hand, there is a blocking minority which believes that national restrictions orprohibition on the cultivation of GMOs would be inconsistent with WTO rules, internal market rules or undermining EFSA's(European Food Safety Authority) risk assessment.