Examples of using Been inconsistent in English and their translations into French
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defining what the core is has been inconsistent and there is no one standard definition of what is being referred to.
The State party reiterates that at the domestic level the main complainant has been inconsistent with regard to his evidence about his activism in the Christian underground church in China.
SMS by railways and by TC had been inconsistent and was not in line with the panel's expectations 7 years after the SMS Regulations came into force.
although studies in experimental animals have been inconsistent in reproducing this effect
The conduct of Judge Teranishi appears to have been inconsistent with the role of a judge,
real and foreseeable risk of torture for him because his statements in that regard have been inconsistent, vague and contained little detail.
Furthermore, Security Council practice had been inconsistent in dealing with such situations
Furthermore, in the tribunal's view, any such entitlement would have been inconsistent with the terms of the PPA:
their commitment to help Ivorian authorities pursue accountability for serious international crimes has been inconsistent over the last decade.
The courts have been inconsistent in the treatment of such a clause and it is therefore difficult to appreciate the extent of the obligation placed on a licensee(or licensor)
whose dangerous ambiguity would have left the door open to unilateral actions that could have been inconsistent with international law
explained that the representation of regional fisheries bodies in past meetings of the Consultative Process had been inconsistent because discussions in the Consultative Process were seen as duplicating those already taking place within FAO.
Such comments would not have been inconsistent with the statements made at the 1997 September seminar,
Results from molecular phylogenetic analyses have been inconsistent, with some supporting parts of Compagno's hypothesis:
3 the Zimbabwean Consulate have lacked transparency, been inconsistent and downright ineffective in the delivery of the essential passports.
which indicated that no action taken by the UK in respect of observers in 1998 had been inconsistent with CCAMLR conservation measures
accepting the request would have been inconsistent with the Krems/Donau Court of Appeal decision of 4 April 2000.
Your subterfuge is inconsistent with the ideals of the bar.
Consequently, the key messages are inconsistent or lack consistency;
The government, however, is inconsistent in its enforcement of censorship laws.