Similarly, any inconsistent territory law would also be inoperative.

They do lots of inconsistent things.

They do lots of inconsistent things.

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

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

Conduct inconsistent with this boundary is unlawful .

Wholly inconsistent with San Francisco or New York.

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

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

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

Administrative processes are difficult and inconsistent, hindering effective action.

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

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

Any state law that was inconsistent with the Act would, to the extent of the inconsistency, be deemed invalid pursuant to section 109 of the Australian Constitution.

The absence of a regional group endorsement would be inconsistent with the logic and spirit behind the principle of regional representation.

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

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.

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

Calls for violence, and for the destruction of any State, are manifestly inconsistent with any claim to be a mature and responsible member of the international community.

The actions of the legislature and the executive are subject to legal review by the judiciary any activity deemed inconsistent with the law can be subject to judicial remedy.

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

The policy measures that are inconsistent with the idea of this implementation will receive a centralized cleanup. They should be corrected and abolished if necessary.

In fact, such a course of action would be detrimental to the safety and welfare of our people, and inconsistent with their desire, indeed their right, to live in peace and security.

The Committee on Legal Problems, drafting Article 103, decided that it would be inadvisable to provide for the automatic abrogation by the Charter of obligations inconsistent with the terms thereof.

With regard to the unspent funds referred to in recommendation 3, the Secretary General considers the recommendation to be inconsistent with the arrangements established by the General Assembly for administering the multi year accounts.

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

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 .

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

The Chairman said he was concerned that the Commission might instruct the Secretariat to include a comment that would be inconsistent with its own written records and those of its Working Group.

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

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

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

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

Now it would be inconsistent to put United States first, but it would be intelligent. This one's been touched on before, but why in God's name do you shut down a Windows PC by clicking a button called Start?

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

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

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.

Where the third party was unable to verify the documents proffered by the claimant or provided statements inconsistent with the information provided by the claimant, the Panel finds the evidence submitted by the claimant to be unreliable.

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.

The emergence of Latin America s powerful drug mafias cannot be traced to the radical evil of certain individuals. These people emerged under conditions created in deeply inequitable societies by a misapplied, inconsistent, and bureaucratic war.

But he is also proposing a significant cut in the corporate tax rate. To many, this approach seems inconsistent Shouldn t the corporate tax rate be raised, not lowered, so that corporations contribute their fair share to deficit reduction?

(1) The electronic reverse auction is to be conducted as a tendering procedure, and accordingly the provisions of chapter III of the Model Law apply unless they are inconsistent with the nature of an auction procedure.

Other delegations, however, noted that the provision was inconsistent with customary international law because it introduced two exceptions to the general rule that diplomatic protection could not be exercised in respect of shareholders for an injury to the corporation.

But we scientists are inconsistent. If we were consistent, our response to a misbehaving person, like a child murderer, should be something like, this unit has a faulty component it needs repairing. That's not what we say.