That phrase, with its ambiguous double negative, has given rise to inconsistent decisions.

The press release also states that "Hungary regards the decision of Azerbaijan inconsistent with the spirit of cooperation based on mutual trust that has been achieved during the past years between our respective countries."

They also say the system, which evolved through a series of inconsistent decisions, was never authorized in a comprehensive law by the national Parliament as required by recent legal reforms.

If two courts were to hear the same dispute, it is possible they would reach inconsistent decisions.

Indeed, Professor Finn said, "some parents will make uneven, inconsistent and even foolish decisions."

Thus, she said, what looked like inconsistent decision making when the data from five years were lumped together could actually have reflected changes in insurance company policies.

No doubt there will be inconsistent decisions.

But such a beginning, free of the series of legal issues and the coach's dangerously inconsistent disciplinary decisions, would allow history to provide a more flattering treatment than last year's Huskers deserved.

We note with regret that the House has taken an inconsistent decision by rejecting our amendment and cutting a normal part-session.

Three-time world champion Jackie Stewart said that "F1 attracts the largest capital investment in sport, but it's being overseen by people who are not doing it full-time and we get inconsistent decisions".