Examples of using To be inconsistent in English and their translations into Dutch
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Then, because you don't want to be inconsistent, it stays a no.
These appear to be inconsistent with the damage caused by both the… shovel
But… I can't explain how one would arrive at, um, what clearly seemed to be inconsistent verdicts.
This requirement therefore appears to be inconsistent with the alleged objective of the measure.(47).
If you enter a Value of 0 file-type information is allowed to be inconsistent.
He deemed the conduct of the temple throngs to be inconsistent with their presence in“his Father's house.
you tend to be inconsistent.
However, such a result would appear to be inconsistent with the general scheme and objectives of the Framework Decision.
The Commission considers the French legislation in this field to be inconsistent with the Directive.
In addition, they appear at first glance to be inconsistent with Argentina's commitments in the G20 framework and possibly with its WTO commitments.
Mrs Müller, it is for this very reason that we considered your amendment to be inconsistent.
These five policy areas appear to be inconsistent, seem to overlap and include four broad challenges
The provisions concerning the preparatory actions turned out to be inconsistent and in general difficult to implement.
Both of these assumptions must be necessarily true if Christian particularism is to be shown to be inconsistent.
our votes on the specific programmes ought not to be inconsistent with the provisions adopted for the Framework Programme.
They seem to be inconsistent with each other, but it is quite possible that the two options both have played a role, at least in
Therewith it is clear in the case of a hangup, which files are in danger to be inconsistent and must be checked.
Finnish statutes appear to be inconsistent with Community requirements by providing broader exceptions than permitted under the Directive.
The discretional power of the State, which you propose in point e of your Amendment No 10, seems to me to be inconsistent with the rest of your excellent report.
These working conditions rules are not to be inconsistent with the working conditions
the efforts made to achieve it seem to be inconsistent as a whole.
If the initial test result is deemed to be inconsistent with the appropriate value in table 3 then a suitable procedure for re-testing should be agreed between the producer and purchaser.
where that use is considered to be inconsistent with the Terms.
This omission appears to be inconsistent with the Agreed Statement concerning Article 1(4)
had proved too complex to implement and some provisions proved to be inconsistent with the Regulation n°1164/94 as revised in 1999.
and these seem to us to be inconsistent in practice.
This Regulation seeks to correct, with respect to Petrotub SA and Republica SA, the aspects of the contested Regulation found to be inconsistent with Community law in the Judgment, and which thus led to the annulment of the contested Regulation.
of the United Kingdom to be inconsistent with the Charter.
The Commission shall, if the report referred to in paragraph 3 concludes that the national targets are liable to be inconsistent with the established objectives referred to in paragraph 2,
according to the information available, the provisions in question do not appear to be inconsistent with the principles of the internal market.