And in cases where historical evidence might be inconsistent with his cherished
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"This framework agreement appears to be inconsistent with Federal law," said the letter.
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Indeed, the Irish bill, if enacted, would be inconsistent with EU and international law.
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Those orders would be "inconsistent" with the duties of the executive branch, he said.
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Nude therapy no longer exists because it would be inconsistent with modern psychologists' code of ethics.
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The department also would have the authority to revoke exemptions found to be inconsistent with CDC guidelines.
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That message would be inconsistent with the respect for the law that is central to our system of government.
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Experts in sexual trauma say victims often display behavior that appears on the surface to be inconsistent with assault.
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To target these immigrants for deportation through the termination of the DACA program would be inconsistent with our values.
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For him to all of a sudden become Bernie Sanders would be inconsistent with the larger narrative of his presidency.
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But he said that is very unlikely because it would be inconsistent with recent Fed statements and its policy report.
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They also appear to be inconsistent with aspects of the officers' written testimony, an attorney for the Rice family said.
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He said family separation would be inconsistent with the agency's legal requirement to act in the best interests of children.
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We've reached out to Google about why these videos, which appear to be inconsistent with its monetization policies, now have ads.
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"It seems to be inconsistent with the idea that the Trump Organization was having no business dealings with Russia," Graham said.
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She added that such remarks would be inconsistent with her training as both a U.S. foreign officer and an American ambassador.
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"It would undermine the interests of investors and target companies, and be inconsistent with the core values of transparency," he said.
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But a global approach would be inconsistent with Trump's goal of stopping U.S. multinational from moving facilities to low tax jurisdictions.
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But the soft spots into which the global economy keeps stumbling suggest that this desire may be inconsistent with steady, robust growth.
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The commission acknowledges that V.A. care can be inconsistent, with the lack of access to doctors being the agency's worst management failure.
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"And we're reassessing all capital expenditure projects with an eye toward deferring any projects that may be inconsistent with the current environment."
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" Jonathan Turley of George Washington University, the Republicans' invitee, suggested that a rushed impeachment would be inconsistent with "the rule of law.
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I found the hand tracking to be inconsistent, with my virtual hands appearing smoothly at some moments, while remaining stubbornly nonexistent at others.
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"The most they can decide are the individual fates of currently serving transgender personnel, whose presence will be inconsistent with new military policy."
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The Commissioner correctly observed at the time that enforcing immigration and border control laws need not be inconsistent with acting wisely and humanely.
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U.S. District Judge Randolph Moss, an Obama appointee, threw out the policy, finding it to be "inconsistent with" the Immigration and Nationality Act.
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The commissioner correctly observed at the time that enforcing immigration and border control laws need not be inconsistent with acting wisely and humanely.
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"The actions of this employee were found to be inconsistent with the mission and values of our department," Chief Jorge R. Colina said.
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Perhaps, but it would be inconsistent with history as new jobs and services, plus efficiencies, plus growth typically are created around new technologies.
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Not only are these actions discriminatory but they appear to be inconsistent with decisions taken in respect of other former members of the Commission.
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"The deputy's actions were found to be inconsistent with department policy and the Sheriff's Office core values," it said in a statement, without elaborating.
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"It would be inconsistent with existing laws and regulations" and cultural mores, he said, "to allow inmates to use any sort of recreational intoxicants."
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There are instances where the language of the Mueller report appears to be inconsistent with the spin offered this morning by the attorney general.
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" They also point out to Moss how the former Trump campaign adviser's statements "appear to be inconsistent with his stated acceptance of responsibility at sentencing.
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But that doesn't mean the government cannot do things in public schools and elsewhere that happen to be inconsistent with what some religious people believe.
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Reuters reported on Thursday that a confidential report by Ban had found the tests to be inconsistent "with the constructive spirit" of the July 2015 agreement.
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Also, this would seem to give unlimited discretion to campus officials to exclude or punish any speaker that they deemed to be inconsistent with students' education.
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As a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, Suzy found Trump&aposs personal behavior to be inconsistent with her religious values.
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They want to send a signal to women that this is going to be a safe environment and putting him back on would be inconsistent with that.
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Lawmakers in the closed-door deposition said the testimony they heard Tuesday appeared to be inconsistent with what Sondland had testified, though they did not get into specifics.
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"Korea considers these measures to be inconsistent with the United States' obligations under the relevant provisions of the GATT 1994 and Agreement on Safeguards," South Korea's complaint said.
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Classifying wireless messaging services under Title II would also be inconsistent with how other messaging products – includng Internet-based applications like Facebook Messenger, What's App, and Slack – are regulated.
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Apart from companies making unfounded claims about the effects of their products, the actual ingredient makeup may be inconsistent, with some products containing less CBD than their labels claim.
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"In the absence of comprehensive testing that clearly establishes the safe lifespan of these specific inflators, the requested relief may be inconsistent with NHTSA's proactive focus on safety," Nelson wrote.
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It would be inconsistent with the frankness of my character not to avow that I am pleased with your favorable opinion of my Administration, and fervent wishes for my felicity.
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But trade group CTIA criticized the proposal, saying it would be inconsistent with privacy rules from another agency, the Federal Trade Commission, that already govern companies like Google and Facebook.
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However, some of the suggestions were ultimately found to be, "inconsistent with the values of the UW spirit program and department of athletics," representatives from the university said in a statement.
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An extreme Chinese response would be a trade embargo on a swathe of U.S. goods, but that would be inconsistent with China's rhetoric and actions if Beijing initiated such a move.
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Appearing earlier this month on ABC's "This Week," incoming chairman Adam Schiff said he had found emails between Stone and Corsi to be "inconsistent" with Stone's testimony before the House panel.
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For Americans who identify as Republicans, voting for a Democratic candidate would be inconsistent with their identity — and the same goes for Democratic-identifiers considering a vote for a Republican candidate.
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If the argument is made that this fund would be inconsistent with the purposes of Georgetown University, then the university must raise the money for a separate entity created for that purpose.
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While Meek said he doesn't consider Jay-Z's verse a jab at West, he said he finds West's views to be inconsistent with those of the hip-hop community as a whole.
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Longtime fans of the speedy blue hedgehog found the character's facial features, including human-like teeth, and his body proportions to be inconsistent with the Sonic they grew up with in the '90s.
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In a recent letter, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez joined Maine representative Chellie Pingree in calling out tech companies for supporting an event they believe to be inconsistent with big tech's ostensibly climate-friendly attitude.
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They also noted that Papadopoulos's public statements since his sentencing "appear to be inconsistent with his stated acceptance of responsibility at sentencing," arguing that the motion is aimed at delaying his prison term.
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"Although you state that the panel received input from civilian medical professionals, the recommendations appear to us to be inconsistent with what we have heard from the civilian medical community," the lawmakers write.
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US officials told reporters that satellite images released on Sunday showed damage to the north and northwest portions of the Saudi facilities, which would be inconsistent with an attack that launched from Yemen.
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"We are aware of Iranian comments on an additional ballistic missile launched," State Department spokeswoman Elizabeth Trudeau told a briefing, saying any launch by Iran would be inconsistent with a U.N. Security Council resolution.
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The settlement requires that the regulations "not be inconsistent with the terms" of the settlement, meaning that the plaintiffs in the original case would be able to bring a legal challenge if they disagree.
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"It would be inconsistent with the promises made to the working men and women of this country that we would put them first, so I very much hope Congress doesn't do so," he said.
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Prosecutors say in new legal docs, obtained by TMZ, the emails may be "inconsistent" with what Weinstein thinks is the correct state of mind for a rape victim, but she never says the rape didn't occur.
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Photo ops of Mr. Trump or Mr. Pence getting tested, they said, would be inconsistent with a message that people should follow the recommendations of their doctors, and that healthy Americans are likely to stay healthy.
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"People behaving unethically in order to achieve these (sales) goals would be inconsistent with who we are as an institution, and I don't believe we have a widespread problem with that type of behavior," Masrani said.
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VIGELAND: That's a nice idea, and I'm definitely laughing at the idea of a "mac book" to buy one's raincoats, but that would be inconsistent with our other themes, which don't split up the non-song word.
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Tlaib's planned delegation to the West Bank, which is set for the same time as the American Israel Public Affairs Committee's (AIPAC) trip for new members of Congress, would be "inconsistent with our national values," Texas Rep.
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Although this is an issue that has not been addressed in our courts, many scholars and historians believe such an attempted exercise of power would be inconsistent with the traditions of U.S. law and our founding principles.
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"People behaving unethically in order to achieve these (sales) goals would be inconsistent with who we are as an institution, and I don't believe we have a widespread problem with that type of behavior," CEO Bharat Masrani said.
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Fakhrul Fulvian, an economist with Trimegah Sekuritas, said a rate cut now would be "inconsistent" with BI's pledge to reduce the current account gap, which was nearly 3 percent of GDP, the widest in four years in 2018.
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"All eight sitting justices on the Supreme Court have made clear it would be inconsistent with judicial independence, rooted in Article III, to provide answers on cases or issues that could come before us," Kavanaugh said on Wednesday.
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In communications with the Levin enquiry, the LME conceded that "on a hypothetical basis", the sort of circular deal devised by Metro would be "inconsistent with the 'spirit'" of its rules but might not "violate the 'letter' of them".
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Reuters reported on Thursday that a confidential report by Ban had found Iran's missile tests to be inconsistent "with the constructive spirit" of the 2015 deal under which Iran curbed sensitive nuclear activity and won sanctions relief in return.
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The regulator said last month that it had found the three people had traded shares in Bangkok Airways among themselves between November 2015 and January 2016, causing the share price and trading volume to be inconsistent with market conditions.
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The location of the debris in Thailand "would appear to be inconsistent with the drift models that appeared when MH370's flaperon was discovered in Reunion last July," said Greg Waldron, Asia Managing Editor at Flightglobal, an industry publication.
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"We write regarding your testimony before the House Judiciary Committee on June 2202, 2628, which appears to be inconsistent with evidence unsealed this morning by a federal judge in New York," Nadler wrote in a letter released Thursday evening.
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If they go the same route now, it would not be inconsistent with backing Mr. Sanders for the Democratic nomination, in part because Mr. Sanders has voted against new sanctions on Russia and because he is considered a noninterventionist.
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She noted that failing to act, especially if the comprehensive assessment found that it would take longer than the expected fiscal 2017 to achieve the 2 percent inflation target, would be inconsistent with previous communication from BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda.
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"The parties to the proposed agreement are seeking to undertake joint activities that are likely to reduce competition and also may be inconsistent" with the U.S. shipping act, Hesse said in the letter, which was published on the Justice Department website.
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Gurria, who was attending the EU meeting, said work for a global reform, which would include the United States, Japan and China, was already under way and cautioned against adopting measures that could be inconsistent with a long-term solution.
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Trump Jr. seems to have had nothing to do with any calls to the Russian ambassador, but he was present at a questionable meeting, and made some statements about that meeting that may be inconsistent with what Flynn has said.
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A string of sustained deficits led many to believe that Australia was on the brink of losing its prized 'AAA' sovereign rating after Standard & Poor's (S&P) warned in July that continued deficits would be inconsistent with a 'AAA' rating.
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When the film's first trailer dropped last May, longtime fans of the speedy blue hedgehog found the character's facial features, including human-like teeth, and his body proportions to be inconsistent with the Sonic they grew up with in the '90s.
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We expect that former Director Comey will come back because there&aposs a lot in this IG report that is inconsistent with testimony or appears to be inconsistent with testimony that he and others have given under oath to various congressional committees.
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"Even if the online business was cannibalizing customers from the traditional business and the traditional meetings business was in decline, plaintiffs have not here pled facts sufficient to demonstrate that this necessarily would be inconsistent with an optimistic growth forecast," Kaplan wrote.
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At a news conference Monday afternoon, Pompeo will announce an end to a State Department legal opinion first established in 1978 that found further construction of Israeli settlements in Palestinian-controlled territories to be "inconsistent with international law," according to The Associated Press.
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"Overall, the bank reported a result that would appear to be inconsistent with the high levels of volatility during the period, with strong U.S. results and stable capital markets results helping power earnings," said Robert Sedran, an analyst with CIBC Capital Markets.
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And this would mean customs and regulatory checks at the border that would damage the integrated supply chains that our industries depend on and be inconsistent with the commitments that both we and the EU have made in respect of Northern Ireland.
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The official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said the reported ballistic missile tests would not be considered a violation of the international nuclear deal with Iran but there were "strong indications" the test would be inconsistent with a U.N. Security Council resolution.
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Mr Tam sued, saying he and his bandmates wanted to reclaim the term as a badge of pride, and the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit found that provision of the Lanham Act to be inconsistent with free-speech guarantee of the First Amendment.
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"The anti-dumping duties imposed on U.S. poultry were based on a flawed legal theory ... that has twice been held by WTO (World Trade Organization) panels to be inconsistent with international rules," said James Sumner, president of the USA Poultry & Egg Export Council (USAPEEC).
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"Allowing individual states to adopt their own qualifications for congressional service would be inconsistent with the Framers' vision of a uniform national legislature representing the people of the United States," Justice John Paul Stevens wrote for the majority in U.S. Term Limits Inc. v. Thornton.
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Late on Friday, the Securities and Exchange Commission of Thailand said Prasert, his daughter Poramaporn and another executive Narumon Chainaknan executed and matched trading in Bangkok Airways shares between Nov 2015 and Jan 2016 that caused price and volume to be inconsistent with market conditions.
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Related: Hong Kong Braces for Fresh Protests as Electoral Reform Vote Looms "Any suggestion that [Hong Kong] should be independent or any movement to advocate such independence... would be inconsistent with the legal status of Hong Kong," the Department of Justice (DOJ) told Reuters.
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At no point during my service did he or any member of his family ask me or any member of my team to act in any way that would be inconsistent with our professional obligation to protect the Secretary 24-hours a day, 7-days a week.
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Specifically, White said he told Scott Lloyd, then-director of the HHS refugee office; Steven Wagner, then-acting assistant secretary for children and families; and counselor Maggie Wynne that family separation would be inconsistent with the agency's legal requirement to act in the best interests of children.
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" — Garry F. McCarthy, a former Chicago police superintendent "If Officer Yanez had a reasonable belief that Mr. Castile was a suspect in an armed robbery, he should have employed a high-risk car stop, and to do otherwise would be inconsistent with generally accepted police practices.
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While New York state has passed a law prohibiting companies from instituting mandatory arbitration agreements for claims of workplace sexual harassment, Merlen says that the law, set to go into effect in July of this year, might not apply if it is deemed to be inconsistent with federal law.
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We have to do things that a lot of other countries don't really have to do, and some of those things may be inconsistent with those treaties, but we've always said look, you know us, we will not gratuitously abuse this flexibility that we're asking for in this treaty.
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The exchange in late January dropped a request with federal regulators that would have let it discourage traders and market-data companies from relying on ETF prices "that the exchange determines to be inconsistent with the prevailing market," the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission said in a filing on Thursday.
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But as the country weighed whether to extradite him to the U.S., Rolling Stone published an article by the actor Sean Penn detailing a seven-hour face-to-face meeting with El Chapo ("I'm drawn to explore what may be inconsistent with the portrayals our government and media brand upon their declared enemies").
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The matchmaking may be inconsistent with the rest of the card, and you probably aren't buying that no one else was willing to fight Cyborg, but this is an early glimpse of Cyborg's chances at 135lbs and even if it lasts just a few seconds you might get an interesting knockout from it.
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Although some forms of modern originalism might not be inconsistent with all of these rights, and some originalists might say that stare decisis concerns — that is, the imperative to follow precedent — would lead them to approve some of them, it is still startling how many basic rights we take for granted would be endangered if a majority of the court employed originalism in good faith.
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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has sent mixed signals over the past few weeks about his country's relations with South Korea and the U.S. On Friday, Kim released an American prisoner and oversaw the testing of a "new tactical weapon" which may be inconsistent with plans for denuclearization that President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE made earlier this year.
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