In other cases the data provided by the different organizations was inconsistent or not complete.

They do lots of inconsistent things.

They do lots of inconsistent things.

Conduct inconsistent with this boundary is unlawful .

Thus, the draft articles did not allow either the acquisition or the granting of citizenship inconsistent with international law.

The Panel does not consider that this finding is inconsistent with any principle or rule of general international law.

Wholly inconsistent with San Francisco or New York.

However, that request was not inconsistent with established practice as numerous resolutions adopted by consensus contained requests to specialized agencies.

It was recalled that the draft article stipulated that the acquisition of nationality must not be inconsistent with international law.

Anything that's inconsistent within the concept of your thing.

Administrative processes are difficult and inconsistent, hindering effective action.

Similarly, any inconsistent territory law would also be inoperative.

Due to technical failures and to some inconsistent data entries by the Protection Information Section, the customer database was not reliable.

Others suggested that the phrase not inconsistent with international law in connection with the acquisition of nationality could be refined further.

The evaluation could not make firm estimates of UNDP resource allocation to gender, because much information is missing, incomplete or inconsistent.

National legislation in the NIS was inconsistent with regard to mercenarism.

These constraints are inconsistent with the right to freedom of movement.

(b) Reform laws and practices that are inconsistent with those standards

6. Also notes that the international instrument should be complementary to, and not inconsistent with, the existing commitments of States under relevant international instruments

We consider the research into therapeutic cloning to be aimed at protecting human life and therefore not inconsistent with the Declaration that has just been adopted.

Such actions are not only grave violations of international law but are also totally inconsistent with Israel's alleged intentions for unilateral disengagement from the Gaza Strip.

And so then people get very inconsistent results when they do it this way.

But the fact that foreign policy did not materially affect the November elections does not mean that the results will not affect US foreign policy. They will, but in ways that are inconsistent and even surprising.

A breach may also consist in an action that is inconsistent with what the international organization is required to do, or not to do, under international law.

The Court also found that the YCJA was not inconsistent with the Convention on the Rights of the Child or the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.

In conclusion, although significant State practice and doctrine exist, they are inconsistent and in flux.

The present draft articles do not apply to the extent that they are inconsistent with special rules of international law, such as treaty provisions for the protection of investments.

The decision was based on the finding that the author's account was vague, contradictory and or inconsistent, and was not supported by the evidence presented by her in court.

Despite these two positive trends, the implementation of the joint communiqué has been uneven and inconsistent.

There have been significant improvements to the Process over the past several years, yet quality remains inconsistent.

Though undemarcated, this line is binding upon both Parties Conduct inconsistent with this boundary line is unlawful .

Although multilateral treaties guaranteeing private rights were generally honoured, the decisions on private law treaties are inconsistent.

Treaty obligations existing between Member States of the United Nations which are inconsistent with enforcement measures taken pursuant to a Security Council decision need not be observed by cooperating member states .

Turning to the question of decentralization, he noted that field offices did not have sufficient capital to carry out UNIDO programmes and projects and that the current field structure was complex and inconsistent.

In addition, Brazil also was not in a position to support operative paragraph 6, through which the Council recognizes the existence of exclusive jurisdiction, a legal exception that is inconsistent in international law.

(5) Where the products or services recommended by a securities firm are inconsistent with known situations of a client

Moreover, the implementation of international legal norms and policies remains insufficient and inconsistent in all parts of the world.

Under 8 any existing law or practice, inconsistent with or in derogation of the fundamental rights, shall be void.

It was further suggested that the phrases for a reason unrelated to the bringing of the claim and not inconsistent with international law , in connection with the acquisition of nationality, could be refined further.

According to the authors, that issue had never been raised The decision of the Superior Court of Justice was inconsistent.

Fourth, in some instances the information contained in the audited accounts was inconsistent with other evidence proffered by the claimants.

However, it would run the risk of inconsistent interpretations depending on the happenstance of the particular treaty partners in dispute

It is theoretically possible that the later Commonwealth legislation inconsistent with the Act could be enacted by the Commonwealth Parliament.

Prospective operation of such a treaty is inconsistent with a state of war, as States at war avoid unnecessary intercourse.

It has not escaped our notice that the ICJ's judgment in this case is seemingly inconsistent with its earlier decision in Application of the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide.