Examples of using Are inconsistent in English and their translations into Swedish
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You are inconsistent.
But we scientists are inconsistent.
Hadiths are inconsistent with each other.
Pitch and latency are inconsistent.
Others are inconsistent, unclear or obsolete.
Hairs in the next cell are inconsistent.
The sources are inconsistent on these points.
The Council's requirements too are inconsistent.
But The Injuries Are Inconsistent With The Position Of The Axe Wound.
Precise historic records are inconsistent.
If these conditions are inconsistent with such Terms, the Terms will control.
But why think that these two affirmations are inconsistent?
Precise historic records are inconsistent. Manufactured in 2010.
in law or in fact, are inconsistent.
The following measures of support are inconsistent when provided directly to the shipbuilder or ship repairer.
But one could construct an argument in which the premises are inconsistent.
These national differences are inconsistent with a common European asylum system
After all, if the watch and the picture are inconsistent, you must reject it.
Many EU rules are inconsistent or burdensome: Stakeholders complain about uncertainties
In this respect data concerning diastolic blood pressure(DBP) are inconsistent.
Or the difference is that renewable energies are inconsistent. That is certainly the goal,
It is therefore important that exporting countries do not distort the rules of the internal market by contracts which are inconsistent with Community law.
Connections which create routing patterns that are inconsistent with the effective and shared use of the Services may not be established.
which seems to be a reason as to why their speeds are inconsistent due to the user ratio.
All existing measures or practices which are inconsistent with normal competitive conditions in the commercial shipbuilding
Such connections damage the integrity of the sport and are inconsistent with its social role.
gold. Reports about the intended third color are inconsistent.
Her skull sustained traumatic injuries that are inconsistent with a feet-first fall.
Results from earlier studies are inconsistent with some more recent studies that suggest there are no reliable differences between only children
We do not process personal data for purposes that are inconsistent with the original purpose.