Examples of using To be inconsistent in English and their translations into Polish
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It's human nature to be inconsistent.
It to be inconsistent. The problem is that he wants.
This could cause backed up contents to be inconsistent with the original copy.
The said provision is alleged to be inconsistent with Article 51(4) of the Constitution, as it makes it possible for the Customs Service to retain telecommunications data that have been collected in breach of the statute.
Only two measures have so far been found by Bulgaria to be inconsistent with the requirements of Articles 28 to 30.
With regard to the amendments, I would say that Amendments 27 and 28 make changes to the civil liability regimeof the recognised bodies, and these seem to us to be inconsistent in practice.
What clearly seemed to be inconsistent verdicts. Um, but… I can't explain how one would arrive.
During his work translating debconf templates to French, Christian often found templates which seemed to be inconsistent with some written or unwritten rules.
What clearly seemed to be inconsistent verdicts. Um, but… I can't explain how one would arrive.
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.
In addition, they appear at first glance to be inconsistent with Argentina's commitments in the G20 framework and possibly with its WTO commitments.
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 5 of the Treaty.
Again the Committee believes this to be inconsistent with the Single Market objectives.
The Company deems the statement of PNI to be groundless and ineffective, Â andthe argumentation contained in the document to be inconsistent with the facts and legal status.
These five policy areas appear to be inconsistent, seem to overlap and include four broad challenges and one specific issue improving access to finance.
For this exact purpose, Macedonia passed new legislation in 2008 at break-neck speed,that now turns out to be inconsistent with our prevailing views on careful democratic decision making.
These five policy areas appear to be inconsistent, seem to overlap and include four broad challenges and one specific issue improving access to finance.
If the Policyholder considers an indexed sum insured to be inconsistent with the replacement value(new) of a building/unit, he has the right to have it assessed on an individual basis.
The consolidating supervisor may, in accordance with the procedure set out in paragraphs 5 and 6 of this Article,prohibit the conclusion of the proposed agreement if it is considered to be inconsistent with the conditions for financial support set out in Article 23. 5.
However, it also concluded that the measure found to be inconsistent with the SPS Agreement in the EC- Hormones dispute has not been entirely removed by the European Communities.
The Council adopted a regulation amending Regulation(EC) No 1225/2009 on protection against dumped imports from non-EU countries, after the dispute settlement body of the World Trade Organisation found Article 9(5)of the regulation to be inconsistent with WTO agreements.
He deemed the conduct of the temple throngs to be inconsistent with their presence in“his Father's house.
The use of vague, imprecise and judgemental concepts that are in fact used to limit individual rights and freedoms must be recognised- for the same reasons,which were mentioned in the preceding sections of the applications- to be inconsistent with Article 2 of the Constitution.
If you consider our processing activities of your personal information to be inconsistent with the applicable data protection laws, you may lodge a complaint with the Danish Data Protection Authority or your local supervisory authority responsible for data protection matters.
Nevertheless, Protocol No 30 on the Application of the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union to the United Kingdom and Poland states that the Charter does not extend the ability of the Court of Justice of the European Union, or any court or tribunal of Poland or of the United Kingdom, to deem the laws of Poland orof the United Kingdom to be inconsistent with the Charter.
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;
Article 22(8) of the DSU thus makes it clear that the suspension of concessions or other obligations is temporary in nature andstates that the suspension is only to be applied“until such time as the measure found to be inconsistent with a covered agreement has been removed, or the Member that must implement recommendations or rulings provides a solution to the nullification or impairment of benefits, or a mutually satisfactory solution is reached”.
If the Member concerned fails to bring the measure found to be inconsistent with a covered agreement into compliance therewith or otherwise comply with the recommendations and rulings within the reasonable period of time determined pursuant to paragraph 3 of Article 21, such Member shall, if so requested, and no later than the expiry of the reasonable period of time, enter into negotiations with any party having invoked the dispute settlement procedures, with a view to developing mutually.
The Appellate Body recommended the DSB to request the United States, Canada and the European Communities to initiate proceedings under Article 21.5 of the WTO Dispute Settlement Understanding(DSU) without delay in order to resolve their disagreement as to whether the European Communities has removed the measure found to be inconsistent in EC- Hormones and whether the application of the suspension of concessions by the United States and Canada remains legally valid.