Examples of using To be inconsistent in English and their translations into Slovenian
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This seems to be inconsistent with her recent actions.
We reserve the right to exclude comments that we deem to be inconsistent with our editorial standards.
These five policy areas appear to be inconsistent, seem to overlap and include four broad challenges and one specific issue(improving access to finance).
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.
I recall that, in the case to hand, Romanian law provides a designated avenue for the settingaside of final judgments which, on the basis of subsequent case-law of the Court, appear to be inconsistent with EU law.
This kind of IRB evasion appears to be inconsistent with a principles-based approach.
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.
I am clearly too much of a distraction. These appear to be inconsistent with the damage caused by both the… shovel and the blade.
In the absence of a mutually agreed solution, the first objective of the dispute-settlement mechanism is usually to secure thewithdrawal of the measures concerned if these are found to be inconsistent with the provisions of any of the covered agreements.
However, such a result would appear to be inconsistent with the general scheme and objectives of the Framework Decision.
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.
In addition, they appear at first glance to be inconsistent with Argentina's commitments in the G20 framework and possibly with its WTO commitments.
Financial responsibility should be allocated to the entity responsible for the treatment found to be inconsistent with the relevant provisions of the agreement.
The preamble was alleged to be inconsistent with the Constitution as it does not expressly provide that the Agreement only confirms the already established legal position of the Catholic Church in the Republic of Slovenia.
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.
The first paragraph ofArticle 3 of the Agreement was alleged to be inconsistent with the Constitution as it does not(explicitly) determine that all the activities of the Catholic Church in the Republic of Slovenia must be performed in accordance with its legal order.
In this respect, the current procedure for incorporating amendments of the STCW Convention causes considerable delays andposes the risk of the Union law to be inconsistent with the international framework for a significant period of time.
The Commission said that itconsiders Sweden's sports betting monopoly to be inconsistent with the stated policy objectives of preventing problem gambling and criminal activities, adding that it lacks the necessary state control.
In the absence of a mutually agreed solution, the first objective of the dispute settlement mechanism is usually to secure thewithdrawal of the measures concerned if these are found to be inconsistent with the provisions of any of the covered agreements.
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;
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.
The suspension of obligations shall be temporary andshall be applied only until any measure found to be inconsistent with the provisions referred to in Article 62 has been withdrawn or amended so as to bring it into conformity with those provisions, as established under Article 72, or until the Parties have agreed to settle the dispute.
On 16 October 2008 the Appellate Body partly reversed the Panels findings on procedural violations andfound that certain findings on the alleged failure to remove the measure found to be inconsistent with the SPS Agreement could not be upheld.
Amendments to this Agreement shall be reported to the Council of the Organization which shallhave the power to disallow any amendment which it finds to be inconsistent with the objectives and purposes of the Organization or the provisions of the Constitution of the Organization.
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 EuropeanCommunities 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.
Article 22(8) of the DSU thus makes it clear that the suspension of concessions or other obligations is temporary in nature and states 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”.
U-I-183/94(OdlUS III, 122), by which it found Articles 2 and 3 of the Act on Founding Municipalities and on Determining Their Areas(Official Gazette of the RS,No. 60/94) to be inconsistent with the Constitution, hold that the National Assembly may not act arbitrarily when considering the criteria for founding municipalities.