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That would be inconsistent with your position on the issues themselves.
Where the act of adducing the document would be inconsistent with an obligation of confidentiality;
We cannot drop the Patrons condition,because that would yield an all-inclusive hypothesis that would be inconsistent with X2.
To treat the subject more largely, would be inconsistent with the brevity at which I aim.
Europe is clearly keen to rule out any exploitation of, or lack of protection for, workers in new, more flexible,imaginative or adaptable forms of employment, as that would be inconsistent with the European social model.
Such a course would be inconsistent with his righteous character, and therefore an impossibility.
A reintroduction of the 12-day rule,which has already been rejected, would be inconsistent with the substance of this report.
Such a result would be inconsistent with the aims and values referred to in paragraphs 61 and 62 of the present judgment.
Limiting the 0% riskweighting to counterparties within the same Member State would be inconsistent with the Single Market.
Such an outcome would be inconsistent with FATCA's objective to address offshore tax evasion through increased information reporting.
US authorities havesaid such a deal would raise"serious concerns" and would be inconsistent with the nuclear talks between world powers and Iran.
Some object that God would be inconsistent with himself, in inviting all without distinction while he elects only a few.
The White House hassaid such a deal would raise“serious concerns” and would be inconsistent with the nuclear talks between world powers and Iran.
A zero-failure policy would be inconsistent with the principle that the owners and managers of banks are ultimately responsible for the consequences of their decisions and actions.
Reminds the Chinese authorities that any operation of theirlaw enforcement agencies in Hong Kong would be inconsistent with the‘one country, two systems' principle;
Such a duality of regimes would be inconsistent with the objective of a single and coherent area of justice for all.
All High Contracting Parties, pending the entry into force of this Protocol,will refrain from any actions which would be inconsistent with sub-paragraph I(a) of this Article.
But whoever is ready to grant to the government this power would be inconsistent if he objected to the demand to submit the statements of churches and sects to the same examination.
By its terms, the exception applies only where therelevant law explicitly authorizes conduct that would be inconsistent with the safe harbor principles.
The EESC considers that setting auniversal time limit for the delivery of goods would be inconsistent, except for certain types of sale(distance and off-premises sales), because Article 22 of the proposal, which states that the trader shall deliver the goods within thirty days from the day of the conclusion of the contract, is disproportionate.
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.
This would be inconsistent with the principle of legal certainty(34) as classification as a consumer would depend on the number of transactions carried out under the framework agreement, and, consequently, the investor would not know, at the time of conclusion of the framework agreement, whether or not he will be considered a consumer.
This distinction ought to be observed, for otherwise it would be inconsistent to address to the same persons statements so different.
That would be inconsistent and it would be unjustified interference:inconsistent, because we ourselves wish to increase the birth rate in Europe, while promoting its restriction in other countries; unjustified interference, because no-one has authorised us to influence decisions on ethical matters in other states.
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.
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 theintroduction of the additional conflict of laws rules which would be inconsistent with existing Union legislation and would affect legal certainty(38).
Changes to the capital maintenance regime of the 2nd Directive that would be inconsistent with the minority shareholder and creditor protection objectives of this directive.
If we were to take the view that people were going to be condemned on the basis of deeds in their past life, that would be inconsistent with Romans 6:7:“He who has died hasbeen acquitted from his sin.”.
Indeed, Open Rights Group andPrivacy 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.
Such estimated full costs would not be comparable with the costs of other instruments and other donors(i.e. UN orWB), and would be inconsistent with the expenses accounted for in the annual accounts of the Trust Fund, which follow international public sector accounting standards(see reply to paragraph 37).