Examples of using Not be consistent in English and their translations into Spanish
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However, the signal may not be consistent.
This may or may not be consistent with the image you want to project.
Volunteers often have great intentions,but may not be consistent in their participation.
For example, without first creating glossary and agreeing on terminology,the translations can not be consistent.
This product will not be consistent from one user to the next.
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The wording of article 43 on the Office of the Prosecutor might not be consistent with article 12.
Even well-meaning peers may not be consistent in their evaluations of colleagues.
When a light source such as a fluorescent light flickers, the brightness andcolor of a stitched image may not be consistent.
If not, the parts might not be consistent from shift to shift.
It would not be consistent with effective treaty interpretation to simply read away such differences in terminology.
But a price like that would not be consistent, and could be underestimated.
That would not be consistent with the sense of urgency expressed by the international community following the bombings in Dar es Salaam and Nairobi.
However, the meaning of‘equality' may not be consistent across cultures.
Moreover, customers may not be consistent or entirely accurate in the name they use in connection with their account or accounts.
A denial of a probationer's voting privilege would not be consistent with these guidelines.
However, such an approach would not be consistent with the purpose of the draft guide to modernize the law so as to promote increased access to secured credit.
On the other hand,it was observed that this approach might not be consistent with the Model Law's procurement methods.
Norway also pointed out that it would not be consistent with Norwegian policy to allow the vessels Mellas and Simeiz to participate in future new and exploratory fisheries.
To allow otherwise would undermine the independence, impartiality andobjectivity of the institution and would not be consistent with public international law.
These existing methods may not be consistent and will be of variable quality.
Some delegations were of the view, however,that conferring the substantive legislative power upon the judges of the court would not be consistent with the principle of legality.
Some specific aid programmes may not be consistent with the development needs of recipient countries.
The objective of utilizing the expertise of former Presidents was laudable, butgranting observer status to the Council would not be consistent with General Assembly decision 49/426.
Many consider that the imposition of animal welfare measures would not be consistent with the trade liberalisation principles of the General Agreement on Trade and Tariffs(GATT) and the World Trade Organization WTO.
There was, however, the feeling that a dispute settlement mechanism would not be consistent with the objective of developing trust-based aid relationships.
That type of attitude would, however, not be consistent with the realities of policies that many countries apply, wrongly or rightly, to their own commodity sectors.
The Committee is concerned that the education system might not be consistent with the provisions of the Convention regarding the right to education.
Concern was expressed that those proposals would not be consistent with the fact that an appointing authority would not necessarily be designated in each case.
That wouldn't be consistent with the injuries, which are isolated to those specific areas.
Maybe she knew the facts in this case wouldn't be consistent with the other crimes, and would give her reasonable doubt.
