Examples of using To be inconsistent in English and their translations into Hungarian
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You seem to be inconsistent.
At such time the database is said to be inconsistent.
(1) seems also to be inconsistent with some other provisions of the Act.
We reserve the right to exclude comments that we deem to be inconsistent with our editorial standards.
But, again, this appears to be inconsistent with the doctrine of Paul, who calls the manna- spiritual food,(1Co 10:3.).
Studies on the effects of Dianabol and other pharmaceutical anabolic steroidcompounds for the next 30 years proved to be inconsistent and in some cases completely incompetent.
However, such a result would appear to be inconsistent with the general scheme and objectives of the Framework Decision.
With regard to the amendments, I would say that Amendments 27 and 28 make changes to the civil liability regime of the recognised bodies,and these seem to us to be inconsistent in practice.
What would it mean for it to be inconsistent with an example?
Common sense tends to be inconsistent as a source of knowledge because, by definition, it is not grounded in scientific methods that aim for congruence of facts and theories.
He deemed the conduct of the temple throngs to be inconsistent with their presence in"his Father's house.".
Too many EU rules have proven to be inconsistent or too complex: different definitions applying to the same product, overlapping conformity assessment procedures, differing conformity assessment bodies, a fragmented regulatory framework, with a patchwork of different rules and procedures;
Unfortunately, however, these two theories are known to be inconsistent with each other- they cannot both be correct.
Birkáss pictures are the proceeds of a self-analysis of art and the artist(but not merely documentary), reflecting upon painting, and within this, first and foremost the intellectual relationship to portrait-painting, and this relationship, this self-reflection embraces in a single arc Birkáss various periods,and his artworks that might appear at first sight to be inconsistent or radically innovative, or even provocative.
This kind of IRB evasion appears to be inconsistent with a principles-based approach.
In addition to the absence of a formal constitution, and with no Basic Law thus far being adopted which formally grants a power of judicial review to the judiciary, the Supreme Court of Israel has since the early 1990s asserted its authority, when sitting as the High Court of Justice,to invalidate provisions of Knesset laws it has found to be inconsistent with Basic Law.[5] The Knesset is presided over by a Speaker and a Deputy Speaker.
Again the Committee believes this to be inconsistent with the Single Market objectives.
Such request shall identify the specific measure at issue and the provisions referred to in Article 14.2(Scope)with which it considers that measure to be inconsistent, in a manner sufficient to present the legal basis for the complaint clearly.
However, this grading system proved to be inconsistent and confusing, so it was upgraded and changed to the“HB” grading system.
They claimed that certain measures had proved too complex to implement andsome provisions proved to be inconsistent with the Regulation n°1164/94 as revised in 1999.
Where the results obtained are found to be inconsistent with the programming following the evaluation carried out within the Joint Committee; or.
Such a request shall identify the specific measure at issue andthe provisions of the Agreement with which it considers that measure to be inconsistent, in a manner sufficient to present the legal basis for the complaint clearly.
As various hypotheses are found to be inconsistent with the examples, this disjunction shrinks, retaining only those hypotheses not ruled out.
The requirement that a divergence must arise in the context of the same situation of law and fact makes it necessary to ascertain whether the decisions that might be given by two different courts have the potential to be inconsistent and contradictory, even if it is not necessary to establish that they will have radically irreconcilable legal consequences.
These five policy areas appear to be inconsistent, seem to overlap and include four broad challenges and one specific issue(improving access to finance).
In our next session"Harry" was alittle frustrated because his hearing improvement seem to be inconsistent, even though every time it increased, it seemed to be at higher level.
Moreover, the legislation providing for criminalisation of corruption-related offences appears to be inconsistent, notably concerning the provisions on active and passive bribery and on trading in influence.4 The OECD has also called for further improvement of the rules on foreign bribery and the liability of legal persons.5 Most of the anti-corruption measures taken so far, legislative or otherwise, have been piecemeal, indicating a need for a more coherent approach.
I confess to being inconsistent about this.
I admit to being inconsistent on this.