Examples of using Is not consistent in English and their translations into Slovenian
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severity or outcome of which is not consistent with the summary of product characteristics.
The text states that guaranteed variable remuneration is not consistent with sound risk management or the pay-for-performance principle
Guaranteed variable remuneration is not consistent with sound risk management
magical thinking that influences behaviour and is not consistent with subcultural norms.
The claimants argue that the opening decision is not consistent when it comes to identifying the relevant measure.
Why is it that the cross-stitching on here is not consistent with the LVMH designer code?
He argues that distorting the market in that way is not consistent with the mandate which the Treaties confer on the ECB,
An EU that promotes freedom of movement of its citizens is not consistent with market rules that end
That result is not consistent with the fact that a director's post entails higher duties and responsibilities.
The chronic use of an alias is not consistent with your story of sudden temptation
otherwise the schedule is not consistent.
that legislation is not consistent with Community law.
A negative scan indicates sparse or no plaques, which is not consistent with a diagnosis of AD.
If the use is not consistent with the general research purpose(s)
Amendment 32 is not consistent with the Commission proposal(reduction of dependence does not only refer to reduction of use
This option is not consistent with the EU2020 growth strategy,
Regrets that this statement is not consistent with the audit work of the Court
in many other EU countries, is not consistent with this view, and this view is not generally accepted.
If the use is not consistent with the general research purpose(s)
The referring court considers that the latter literal interpretation of national law is not consistent with the principles of European Union law governing the origin of the right to deduct the input VAT paid in respect of capital goods.