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But she held views that would be consistent with that.
I've been able to be consistent most of my career.
The biggest thing is to be consistent with each round.
"One just needs to be consistent and patient," he said.
"I realized I just had to be consistent," Mike said.
"I realized I just had to be consistent," he said.
Write whenever you can and be consistent above all else.
"The only thing is try to be consistent," Gregorius said.
And so you have to be consistent with your communications.
"This lease sale is expected to be consistent," it said.
Let's be consistent and expansive champions of the First Amendment.
"Be consistent and do it every time," Ms. Hockstad said.
"You want to be consistent about your preferences," she said.
Such a move would also be consistent with recent practice.
This appears to be consistent with patterns of medical spending.
But the clue and the entry have to be consistent.
They are also aiming to be consistent with previous decisions.
That would be consistent with his record—except in one respect.
If SourceFed is right, then shouldn't Google at least be consistent?
One person's decision may not be consistent with that of another.
What bothers me is that we should try to be consistent.
Without marketing dollars, you have to be consistent with your customers.
I gave up trying to control and be consistent with myself.
It would have to be consistent with the problem as posed.
The good news is that these biases tend to be consistent.
One would hope they'd be consistent with their pro-life message.
Be consistent, and make sure you do it for every purchase.
" Any policy may must be "consistent with state and local law.
It will be consistent with law and the spirit of Congress.
Projects must also be consistent with State Coastal Zone Management Plans.
You're just trying to be consistent and barrel the ball up.
That outcome would be consistent with hundreds of other post-Sept.
But, she added, the Grand Slam organizers needed to be consistent.
" Cramer continued, "To be consistent they have to examine this deal.
That would be consistent with an emerging paradox of his presidency.
Cell or internet service may also not be consistent or available.
I try to be consistent and fair, but I'm not perfect.
And do they seem to be consistent with race massacre victims?
That would be consistent with what other recent presidents have done.
" Wellman agreed, adding: "Be consistent, and the money will roll in.
Ironically, this pace is too fast to be consistent with full recovery.
We are strongly driven to be consistent with our own past behaviors.
Clothing worn by players shall be consistent with currently accepted golf fashion.
The new ratings will be consistent with the city's prospective credit profile.
In these final five games, no doubt, we have to be consistent.
Be consistent with it and get the rest of your life consistent.
He added that this transparency must be consistent with regulations and laws.
You want your product, results and work ethic to all be consistent.
Otherwise, I've been struggling to find the right level and be consistent.
You've got to decide how to be consistent in your own life.
"This would be consistent with other information," the U.N. special rapporteurs wrote.
Remember that hard work needs to be consistent to prove its value.
Senator Klobuchar believes any restrictions must be consistent with Roe v. Wade.
Such a rule would be consistent with neither history nor common sense.
"I always tell people to be consistent in their thinking," he said.
Whatever the trade measures be, they must be consistent with WTO agreement.
When I'm done playing basketball, this culture here will still be consistent.
This would be consistent with a mildly slowing economy, according to McCann.
You can labor to be consistent or blithely and capaciously contradict yourself.
For one thing, the company's numbers don't always appear to be consistent.
To be consistent and unique is clearly a strength of a logo.
It would still be nice for that to be consistent for people.
Such behavior would be consistent with social psychologists' understanding of motivated reasoning.
But it has also emphasized its desire to be consistent with other platforms.
The best advice I can give to a new parent is: Be consistent.
But Macron told a news conference he expected French voters to be "consistent".
"At least if you're going to lie, be consistent," Singer fired back. 5.
Just trying to be consistent, make some consistent hard contact, hard line drives.
All he has to do is be consistent coming out of the blocks.
I just have to be consistent and not freak out all the time.
This resolution has to be consistent with our nation's fundamental values and traditions.
But, if you want to make the case for no effects, be consistent.
Trump must also signal what he stands for, and be consistent about it.
The CDC's sleep hygiene approach from Tips for Better Sleep recommends: Be consistent.
I trusted that, if warranted, there would be consistent accountability, at all levels.
There needs to be consistent compete and (a) tougher player to play against.
For others, it appears to be consistent with a pattern of addictive behavior.
That would be consistent with rising nominal and real long-term interest rates.
And I think his behavior is going to be consistent with reasonable, logical procedures.
"There's something very comfortable about knowing that Clinique will always be consistent," adds Vincent.
"That would be consistent with their pivot to a more accommodative stance," he said.
"Overall, expectations of increased interest rates would be consistent with a more robust economy."
Your brand must be consistent across touch points, both inside and outside the organization.
That said, you need to be consistent with your stretching to achieve lasting benefits.
This would be consistent with the tightest labor markets the nation has ever enjoyed.
The Texans offense is scary if they can find a way to be consistent.
Whether or not the brand you develop truthfully represents you, it should be consistent.
The move would be consistent with efforts at consolidation in China's crowded metals sector.
A Democratic turnout surge would be consistent with the long history of midterm elections.
Mr. Manafort's sentencing needed to be consistent with prior sentences given to similar criminals.
Managing Nigeria's national carrier will also be consistent with its investments in recent times.
You must learn to cultivate this daily practice if you want to be consistent.
Your current actions need to be consistent with whatever your long-term goals are.
That would be consistent with a market value a third lower than investors expected.
But in terms of the science we do know, we try to be consistent.
His approval ratings may be consistent — but they are very weak by historical standards.
If you intend to punish them, it should be consistent and in small doses.
The DNA of the human tissue was found to be consistent with Lueck's DNA profile.
And if you choose to write in complete sentences, be consistent and stick to it.
These are his thoughts, lightly edited to be consistent with this (British) newspaper's house style.
In fact, the relationships between moving and dozing turned out to be consistent and strong.
"The vent being open would be consistent with the pilot trying to land," he said.
Short-term spikes in leverage to accommodate modest acquisitions would be consistent with the rating.
The agency insists a blanket return of foreigners would not be consistent with international law.
AIG expects the unit's 2019 net earned premium to be consistent with 2018 levels, Duperreault.
Even ISPs like Verizon found the rules to be consistent with their own best practices.
Sometimes, to be consistent with our values, there must be a place for second chances.
Just like Marvel, [DC] has to be consistent if it wants to be highly successful.
Not so smart: Apple still hasn't figured out that these interactions ought to be consistent.
Could it possibly be consistent with peremptory American obligations under both national and international law?
At the time it sounded like a good idea because it would be consistent money.
It was really in our effort to be consistent that we wound up upsetting people.
Those sections will be consistent, whether you visit us on your computer, tablet or phone.
When it comes to investing for your retirement, it's important to be consistent, she said.
Such a system would be consistent with the goal of improving transparency and public access.
"Be consistent," said Susan Westwater, the CEO and cofounder of voice-focused consultancy Pragmatic Digital.
No matter what, rules at sleepovers need to be consistent for all the kids present.
As Republicans, we better be consistent on this or we're going to lose our base.
Most important, a real-time archive would be consistent with long-held values around advertising.
If the Trump administration is being honest about its motives, then it must also be consistent.
AIG expects the unit's 2019 net earned premium to be consistent with 2018 levels, Duperreault said.
What is very clear is that, whatever you choose, you need to be consistent about it.
Our public finance projections would be consistent with the debt ratio falling to 40% by 2018.
Government bond yields did rise in a move that would be consistent with higher inflation expectations.
The other is that such changes should be consistent with the welfare of the future person.
"From a policy standpoint, we need to be consistent," Wojcicki told Axios' Ina Fried on Monday.
However, the company insists the look of the infotainment system will be consistent across all models.
He said ad revenue growth should be "consistent," and he recommended the stock as a buy.
""It shouldn't be surprising that ordinary people haven't thought deeply enough about ethics to be consistent.
I just try to be consistent and work on my craft and try to get going.
Clinton's 2015 tax rate, the source said, is expected to be consistent with her past returns.
"I am just trying to be consistent and kind of got on a roll," Anderson said.
Signing up for classes around the same time every day could help students to be consistent.
I&aposm going to be consistent because it&aposs always conservatives that they really want fired.
Commitment What it is: People want to be consistent with what they've already said or done.
But Olbermann has a history on Twitter that may not be consistent with Disney values, either.
The big caveat here, though, is you need to remember, and be consistent, about doing this.
"It's very important to be consistent when doling out performance reviews, metrics, and rewards," Lazar said.
We need him to be consistent and I think he is more than capable of that.
Wouldn't it be enough to just be consistent and reliable and in-depth without being authoritative?
"I made these statements to be consistent with" Mr. Trump's "political messaging," he said in court.
"When things tighten up like this, they need you to be consistent, not inconsistent," Maddon said.
Yes. I also think that that that you should be consistent about about things like that.
Page didn't rule out an initial public offering, saying it would be "consistent" with Tullman's background.
"We hope that the results will be consistent with the expectations of all Mauritanians," he said.
We knew if we were able to come out and be consistent, we would win this game.
And this would be consistent with the fact that he once sought treatment for his drug use.
Should the Fed decide to lower rates, it would be consistent in one way with its history.
Economists tend to be consistent on the issue, however, with the vast majority supporting free trade policies.
I like to be consistent personally just because I've always had this kind of need to document.
You're speaking about your brand and your brand message, to whoever it is — it should be consistent.
This would be consistent with our baseline assumption when we affirmed Greece's 'CCC' sovereign rating in February.
The documents appear to be consistent with what Guccifer 2.0 would have found on the DCCC server.
Settling both cases would be consistent with President Trump's own campaign promises, but these are big steps.
You should never leave a garnish in your drink if you want the flavor to be consistent.
The police said that Mr. Adelman had head injuries that appeared to be consistent with a fall.
Implant technology might be consistent in a vacuum, but the human use and response to it isn't.
Warning signs can also show up a few weeks later, which is why monitoring should be consistent.
"If you allow people to convey some messages then you need to be consistent," Mr. Druker said.
But whatever you think about that choice, it would at least be consistent with his stated goals.
A malfunction in that system could be consistent with data inaccuracies that triggered MCAS, aviation experts said.
"It will still be consistent of the long-term trend away from the death penalty," he said.
I would say to really be consistent; you need to publish two to three times a week.
The actions taken are intended to be consistent with and in furtherance of clearly articulated national objectives.
The point isn't to be consistent, it's to be entertaining, big ol' Timey-Wimey Ball and all.
We'll tailor the message to make sure we're speaking to specific concerns, but it will be consistent.
Determine the ways that help you relieve stress and be consistent in your proactive use of them.
"The fact that the payments happen to be consistent with Yang's campaign platform is irrelevant," he added.
Smarter Living: If you intend to punish misbehaving children, it should be consistent and in small doses.
They may not be consistent with each other, or with what they'll say 12 hours from now.
And so let&aposs -- if we&aposre so concerned about email security and what devices we use, maybe we should be consistent and make sure -- (CROSSTALK) WATTERS: OK, if we&aposre going to be consistent, maybe he should smash his BlackBerry with a hammer before he turns it over.
But others remained skeptical, since after all, that wouldn't be consistent with the basic conservation laws of physics.
He just keeps telling me to live life and make music ... and just be consistent with my music.
Just as fund managers cannot be relied on to be consistent, returns from asset classes are highly variable.
The acquisition would also be consistent with NN's strategy of being an insurance leader in the Dutch market.
"They might complain about that, but we try our very best to be consistent across everybody," she said.
But when they excluded data they deemed unreliable, the trial results appeared to be consistent with Pfizer's conclusion.
A Nobel Prize speech from Dylan that follows in their footsteps would be consistent with who he is.
"We thought that would be consistent with firing the weapon, it recoiling and making that mark," said Bishop.
Those documents also appeared to be consistent with what Guccifer 2.0 would have found on the DCCC server.
Doing so would be consistent with Equal Employment Opportunity Commission rulings and federal court decisions on that issue.
An effective strategy takes multiple tactics into account and should be consistent enough to win over and over.
She can be disciplined, but that must ordinarily be consistent with what has happened to similarly situated people.
The trick here is to be consistent, though, otherwise you'll just end up confusing yourself down the line.
The app tells users that it takes between one and three cycles for its recommendations to be consistent.
Meanwhile, the U.S. created a domestic system of trade policy designed to be consistent with these international rules.
The "ghost" — her depression — still follows her and creates mess, so she needs to be consistent about cleaning.
"The objection doesn't make any sense if the idea is to be consistent and to protect women," Sen.
I'm excited I'm driving the ball and I'm going to continue to try to be consistent with it.
Mahathir previously urged Trump to be "consistent" and also said the president's style was hurting U.S. efforts in Asia.
Still, traders said they were growing concerned about whether there will be consistent demand in the domestic market too.
Foamix added the drug's safety profile was also found to be consistent with its two prior late-stage studies.
Blue Jays manager John Gibbons said that he feels Archer should be suspended to be consistent with recent rulings.
Cohen reportedly said he lied out of loyalty to Trump and to be consistent with the president's political messaging.
Scientists and forensic anthropologists began scanning Oaklawn Cemetery on Monday for anomalies that might be consistent with mass graves.
This is the idea that experiments need to be repeated to find out if the results will be consistent.
We weren't able to be consistent but now we have had some good games that we have stacked up.
"People don't trust cops that can't be objective and just and be consistent with right and wrong," Williams wrote.
That would be consistent with the original mission of the SEC: to provide relevant, timely information to the market.
But no matter what Pyongyang launches, Trump's message must be consistent: denuclearization is America's vision for the Korean Peninsula.
Foamix said the drug's safety profile was also found to be consistent with its two prior late-stage studies.
We have actual hard evidence to believe he's consistent on the issues that he purports to be consistent on.
I'm not sure what the answer is, or if the answer will even be consistent from year to year.
They're so materialized, and we want it to be consistent and to always be the same kind of look.
Come up with an approach and be consistent with it until you're sure which parts of it don't work.
Trump said he sent the letter to inform Congress in order to be consistent with the War Powers Resolution.
Any such policies have to be consistent with weak cosmopolitanism — and also, Miller believes, with his third principle: fairness.
First, doing so would be consistent with Congress' support for renewal guarantees and for shielding patients from medical underwriting.
Whether a border adjustment feature would be consistent with all of the foregoing is, at the very least, questionable.
Similarly, a contrary study may appear and then be found to actually be consistent with most of the research.
"But the behavioral research shows you have to offer nutritious food to kids over and over and be consistent."
Nuzzo said leaders should be consistent in their behavior to send a message to others on how to act.
Focusing on this issue would be consistent with a biblical ethic of standing with the powerless against the powerful.
"I found her testimony to be consistent with the limited knowledge that I had of the situation," Gensheimer said.
I would also hope that fiscal policy changes will be consistent with putting U.S. fiscal accounts on a sustainable trajectory.
Earnings growth expectations next year that are half of those seen in 0863 would be consistent with a profit top.
He expects that the results would be consistent across the spectrum, and his team plans to examine elite athletes next.
But not impressively not in a way that would be consistent with a big decline in the global stock market.
Federal engineers have long been sticklers for safety rules that call for roadway features to be consistent across the country.
But it's a good reminder of how difficult it can be to train AI software to be consistent and robust.
But the court also recognized that laws imposing conditions on commercial guns sale can be consistent with the Second Amendment.
I've had varied experiences with Surface battery life over the years, but the Go seems to be consistent and reliable.
"People tend to be consistent with previous actions they have taken, or with previous statements they have made," Domínguez said.
Our public finance projections would be consistent with the debt to GDP ratio falling to just under 0003% by 2019.
A prioritization of cash for debt reduction and/or as a liquidity buffer will be consistent with the 'BB' IDR.
She has to be consistent; she has to hit and prove that she can throw a big score every time.
Also that she can be consistent and earn those scores – not just in the uneven bars, but for every event.
And it would be consistent with the approach conservatives have taken to rolling back broad-based benefit programs more generally.
But they said it would also be consistent with years of intimidation tactics against American diplomats in the Russian capital.
"Any peacetime military activity must be consistent with international laws and norms," Josh Earnest, the White House press secretary, said.
Still, a win in the high single digits would be consistent with around a 30-seat gain for the Democrats.
Short-term spikes in leverage to accommodate non-recurring capital investments or modest acquisitions would be consistent with the rating.
When she came in here it was, 'We've got to expand the sizing and get our sizing to be consistent.
"There is a huge range of conduct and findings that would be consistent with this top-line summary," they write.
The all-share merger would be "consistent with the strategic objectives" of both companies, they said in a joint statement.
Zachary's teacher mistakenly thought that, to be consistent with the Constitution, she had to ban religious speech from the classroom.
For this support to Ukraine to be consistent, all branches of the U.S. government must be on the same page.
Regulators should "dare to touch the cheese of interested groups, and be consistent, and serious in policies," the editorial said.
Costco is able to be consistent on prices because it can afford to have low margins on what it sells.
It would not be consistent with our values to use our privilege to gain access that was not legitimately accessible.
Everyone says he needs to take more time off, and I say, 'No, he doesn't; he just needs to be consistent.
We want to be consistent in what we do, so we believe that if I helped someone, I must like them.
" BE CONSISTENT "She's doing two-a-days, twice a week and the other three days she's doing one workout per day.
" On Graham/Durbin DREAM Act: "I think the administration has opposed the DREAM Act and would likely be consistent on that.
But what will at least be consistent across the country is that it's a little bit harder to get a gun.
" DeKalb County Police Department said in a statement, "The narrative in the officer's report appears to be consistent with the video.
Allstate has a 'large' market position, size and scale that would be consistent with Fitch's guidelines for a higher rating category.
"We are not trying to interfere in American politics, we are simply asking the Home Secretary to be consistent," she said.
Under EU rules, countries' draft budgets should be consistent with economic recommendations agreed earlier with the Commission and euro zone peers.
Some public videos referred to "nerve gas" or an "organophosphate," which would be consistent with the victims' accounts of constricted pupils.
But let's assume that Roberts was correct -- and intends to be consistent -- that the Constitution requires keeping pace with today's realities.
"It does not correspond to a pattern that would be consistent with bangs against the walls in morse code," Balbi said.
To be consistent with full repeal, any replacement package should be based on rescinding this new spending and its flawed financing.
Their argument: Sanders is the more popular candidate and thus such a switch would be consistent with "small d" democratic principles.
This would be consistent with the so-called "Pillar 85033" of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development's ongoing work.
And for larger traders we would introduce streamlined processes, including a trusted trader scheme that would be consistent with our commitments.
" Mr. Cohen has said he lied out of loyalty to Mr. Trump and to be consistent with the president's "political messaging.
Be consistent, get the timing right and, if you're desperate, have one kid camp out on a cot in your room.
The failure of the United States and China to reach a new understanding on trade would be consistent with this process.
In June, Hulu debuted its "viewer-first" advertising philosophy, which contends that ads should be consistent, relevant and immersive for viewers.
It would also be consistent with the Chinese president's reputation as a man who thinks through the consequences of his actions.
President Trump needs to learn the real pressure points that work, be consistent and be prepared to play the long game.
" He later added that "I am very focused on 2018 and I am going to be consistent with my day job.
He had obviously consulted with people from the Federalist Society and Heritage Foundation and found people who would be consistent constitutionalists.
A candidate can alter, modify or change a position or two, but the overarching message has to be consistent and coherent.
Results were adjusted for dietary and lifestyle factors and were found to be consistent across men and women of different ages.
But to go out there and not be consistent and (not) give our team an opportunity to win each game, that hurts.
And we want to make sure the fundamentals are lined up to be consistent with an inflation rate of 2 percent then.
And knowing that she's pursuing this career, I try to inspire and motivate her to be consistent and stick to her dreams.
Gather feedback; the best thing you can do is be consistent in your interviewing, push through the discomfort, and stick with it!
The causes of migraines remain unclear, but for some people, there seem to be consistent environmental triggers, like certain foods or stress.
"I'm just always looking to play better, be consistent, be aggressive, and have that combination," said the 2002 Roland Garros runner up.
The aviation official said the messages, while random, would be consistent with what a system would send on a plane falling apart.
They could all be consistent 20-goal scorers or continue to be the maddeningly inconsistent players that seem incapable of meeting expectations.
But when you go to the store to buy one, you'd expect the amount of the active ingredient to be consistent, right?
You have to work but it can't be consistent, you have to change your routine—you have to stay on your toes.
It later revised that statement to say its cash flow would be consistent with the negative $3 billion of the prior year.
A more sanguine response from MOFCOM on the Vale-Fortescue proposal would be consistent with a lesser emphasis on resources than previously.
In the beginning I thought my brand had to be consistent and everything look the same and that was stressing me out.
By confirming that investigation is ongoing, as he did before the House Intelligence Committee Monday, he indicated an inclination to be consistent.
"I made these statements to be consistent with Individual-2000's political messaging and out of loyalty to Individual-1," Cohen said.
Still, even after deciding that she wanted to adopt a more healthy fitness and health regimen, Rae wasn't able to be consistent.
"How other people make these determinations (of what constitutes a migrant death) may not be consistent with what we've done," Huffman said.
But Culberson County Sheriff Oscar Carrillo told the Dallas Morning News the injuries may be consistent with a fall into the culvert.
The options will be consistent with OPEC policy and will bolster the unity of the group, the Journal reported citing Luaibi. on.wsj.
And such regulations will need to be consistent with the laws that protect civil servants or they will be overturned by courts.
"I made these statements to be consistent with Individual-1's political messaging and to be loyal to Individual-1," Cohen said.
My tastes haven't changed much over the years, so if I was running a label too it would probably be consistent too.
This will result in a weakening debt maturity profile, which Fitch deems no longer to be consistent with an investment-grade rating.
Harney said researchers observed compression fractures on several of the skeletons that might be consistent with injuries from a hailstorm or rockslide.
The firm said that would be "consistent with the growth scares" of 2010, 2011, 5003-2016 and the second half of 2018.
The Feds are working on performance standards for the tech, and their endorsement suggests their language might be consistent within its regulations.
Mr. Trump provoked an immediate constitutional crisis, the piece said, so who could guarantee that his policy toward Russia would be consistent?
Such a position would be consistent with the White House's line following the Las Vegas massacre in October that killed 58 people.
Bloomberg said that he has also directed his campaign to review and amend its current policies to be consistent with those principles.
Sam Stovall, chief market strategist at CFRA, said he doubts the market reaction to a resignation would be consistent with a crash.
"I would also hope that fiscal policy changes will be consistent with putting U.S. fiscal accounts on a sustainable trajectory," she said.
The judge never disclosed his reasoning and so would not be bound by the need to be consistent with his earlier ruling.
If such grassroots consumers are reluctant to spend, that would be consistent with other signs of softness coming from the American consumer economy.
"I think that students should know going into a school how their school enforces its rules, and that should be consistent," she said.
Forecasts showed a supposed pickup in both numbers which would be consistent with views about an economy recovering after a first quarter slump.
That would be consistent with results from Skyworks, Texas Instruments, Knowles and other iPhone suppliers, KeyBanc analysts John Vinh and Jun Wang wrote.
Later, they checked the links against four other lists of fake news stories and domains to see whether the results would be consistent.
The only thing I'm trying to be consistent about is maintaining a positive outlook… literally #SwitchOnTheSunshine – it's my way of dealing with this.
In terms of talking to the other directors, it is the basic information that we all want to be consistent about the characters.
This plan shall be consistent with the requirements of section 4321 and section 1623 of title 19, United States Code, and corresponding regulations.
Once on land, a lifeguard observed several gashes on her foot, telling her the marks appeared to be consistent with an eel bite.
If your brand is built on ideas and not just on a simple collection of visual elements, you can be consistent and creative.
Pros: FA is an income tax, is likely compliant with World Trade Organization (WTO) rules, and may be consistent with our tax treaties.
If the Pearson family consistently brings the feels, than it only makes sense for This Is Us to be consistent in its timeslot.
The global Financial Stability Board (FSB) made recommendations in 2017 that a fund's assets and investment strategy should be consistent with redemption terms.
To be consistent over time would require measuring the consumer surplus of goods and services that are well established in the consumer basket.
That would all be fine if Schiff would be consistent with his grand jury pretense and do all of this behind closed doors.
Video has circulated from European races believed to show heat signatures within bikes that could be consistent with the presence of hidden motors.
I got into a routine of working out, so that the day I'm pregnant, I can continue to be consistent with working out.
In its myopia, the OSI forgot to be consistent: If SSPL is not open source, then GPL and AGPL should not be either.
Online voting is not without challenges: Technical standards must be consistent across jurisdictions, and software and hardware would need to be audited regularly.
Both agencies assured him that since growing wheat would be consistent with past use of the land, he could legally proceed as planned.
That would be consistent with an attack coming from the direction of the northern Persian Gulf, Iran or Iraq, rather than from Yemen.
Production will be consistent with the USMCA trade agreement, the deal worked out by the Trump administration that is supposed to replace NAFTA.
Forecasts showed a supposed pickup in both reports which would be consistent with views about an economy recovering after a first quarter slump.
This would be consistent with Medicare Part D, which requires insurers that offer stand-alone drug plans to do so in multistate regions.
Rather, I think it shows confidence that Jim Comey will be consistent in his testimony before the Senate and in any later proceeding.
"When the user buys the device, the endurance and performance of our storage is going to be consistent across the product," Srouji told me.
It is a well-documented coping mechanism of abuse victims to "escape" with mental blocks or fantasies, which would be consistent with Harry's situation.
As for pricing, delivery fees are expected to be consistent with regular Uber Eats fees, which can range up to $8.50 in San Diego.
This is exactly what preliminary results from AMS have shown: a possible excess of antiprotons that may be consistent with annihilating dark-matter particles.
The border adjustment alternative would likely be consistent with the rules of the World Trade Organization and would not lead necessarily to trade retaliation.
After excluding one colleague who I believe is half Vietnamese — which wouldn't be consistent with the DNA profile — I was left with four possibilities.
"The results appear to be consistent with previous assessments conducted by the FDA on Essure's safety profile," Kotz, the FDA spokesperson, said by email.
"It's been highly successful for nine years and you want to be consistent, but you don't want to be predictable," den Elzen told CNBC.
In response, Amazon is taking a proactive stance to be consistent for all candidates residing in, or applying to jobs in, the United States.
"It shouldn't be surprising that ordinary people haven't thought deeply enough about ethics to be consistent," said Lin, who wasn't involved in the study.
Of course, this isn't the first time Twitter has come under fire for failing to be consistent in its enforcing its own abuse policy.
It is impossible indeed to prevent such meetings, by any law which either could be executed, or would be consistent with liberty or justice.
"We need a fair agreement that must apply to all jurisdictions in all of its components.... and this agreement must be consistent," Villeroy said.
This would be consistent with general government debt (on international definitions) rising from 89.1% of GDP at end-2015 to 0003% by end-2018.
As such, it would be consistent for banks to advocate for more reasoned and forward-looking data privacy policies that mesh with global norms.
Though emoji are supposed to be consistent across platforms, in practice there are slight variations that can lead to some real misunderstandings in meaning.
However, further upward rating momentum is possible and would be consistent with STOF adopting and broadly articulating more conservative leverage targets to its creditors.
The White House's decision to not vocally back the measure — first reported by Reuters — would be consistent with its recent statements on encryption legislation.
The DNA from those condoms was determined to be consistent with the profile developed from the underwear of Tinsley, the probable cause affidavit said.
Or that member could be consistent with his or her views on security and prohibit weapons possession by those on the no-fly list.
Moreover, the margin of error is wide enough that a Trump loss would be consistent with past data, even if job growth stayed steady.
You really have to concentrate on the characteristics of each instrument, and more so because I want it to be consistent with my style.
"I believe we need to be consistent and stable in our decisions and make our judgments carefully, based on long-term thinking," he said.
At the end of the day, I just have to be consistent with my effort and try to bring something positive to this team.
When we "process information through the lens of stereotype," our interpretation may be "consistent with stereotyped expectations rather than objective reality," one expert explained.
This behavior would be consistent with Thompson's past cheating scandals, so why does it seem as if Woods got the brunt of the anger?
"Climate policies are far from sufficient to even reduce emissions, let along be consistent with Paris!" emphasized Glen Peters, the research director at CICERO.
"It's a one-off situation and we need to be consistent," Arsenal's manager, Joe Montemurro, said of the big crowd against Chelsea in January.
During 2017, the company expects underlying combined ratio to be consistent with those in 2016, Chief Operating Officer Brian MacLean said on the call.
We need to be consistent with other developed countries and adopt a territorial system that taxes businesses on income earned within a country's borders.
Remember, you want to support your kids' learning the same as anything else: set clear expectations, be consistent, and talk about what they're doing.
The advice here: be consistent, get the timing right and, if you're desperate, have one kid camp out on a cot in your room.
Of course, the terms of any transaction between Comcast and 21CF will need to be consistent with our respective obligations under the UK takeover regime.
Our fiscal projections would be consistent with a modest decline in the general government debt-to-GDP ratio to 103.8% by 2019 from 106% currently.
In court Thursday, Cohen said he lied to the Senate Intelligence Committee "to be consistent with [Trump's] political messaging and out of loyalty" to Trump.
"So teachers have to be able to exhibit care, and they have to be consistent in the things that they tell young people," he said.
"For the rest of my life there is one thing that is going to be consistent ... that I'm a black man in America," he said.
Yin told CNBC that a request to get Trump's tax returns would likely be consistent with the committee's oversight role and its ability to investigate.
But Freedom Caucus members and other conservatives say all of the insurance regulations make insurance more expensive — so to be consistent, they should all go.
Per Audubon, Kathleen was found holding three small feathers in her hands, which could be consistent with attempting to untangle an owl from one's hair.
While the symptoms can be consistent over a period of time, they can also be episodic, and occur at certain intervals in a person's life.
There should be consistent, across the board rules for collecting and using consumer data regardless of the online company, platform, application or service being used.
"I've been working a lot in the cage to be consistent at the plate and put myself in a good situation to hit," Chirinos said.
It is important that the district be consistent in our recognition at graduation ceremonies — now and in the future — so that all are honored equally.
Even as it adds constraints, SmartThings intends to stay open "It's gonna be consistent with the vision we have today," SmartThings CEO Alex Hawkinson says.
That way, McGorman said, the packaged ingredients will be consistent and you won't have to overwork the batter to get out any pebbles of powder.
"We are taking decisive action to reduce our supply growth to be consistent with industry demand," Chief Executive Sanjay Mehrotra said on an investor call.
READ: New Hampshire primaries: 5 takeaways Despite his rivals' attacks that he comes across as scripted, Rubio argues it's better to be consistent than not.
"I made these misstatements to be consistent with individual 222's political messaging and out of loyalty to individual 224," says Cohen, referring to Trump.
A traditional workplace expects you to be consistent, to get up at the same time every day, and to handle the same amount of work.
These results suggest that this behavior isn't entirely under conscious control—otherwise, people would have been able to be consistent to earn a cash prize.
Katie Philpott, a spokeswoman for the Central Bank of Ireland, said any arrangements on the payment of performance fees should be consistent with its guidelines.
That outcome would be consistent with a 1993 decision upholding a policy of intercepting and returning boats illegally carrying Haitian passengers to the United States.
Cohen said in court that he made those false statements in order to be consistent with Trump's political messaging and to be loyal to Trump.
If YouGov's sample weights are correct, then a 50-50 breakdown of "don't knows" would be consistent with a three percentage-point victory for "leave".
How could a system that allows the subject of an investigation to block all the witnesses from testifying be consistent with the rule of law?
Reviving the investigation, they say, would be consistent with past practice, including what was done in the controversy involving Anita Hill and Justice Clarence Thomas.
Supporters of Las Vegas argued that the city would be consistent with Trump's unconventional brand and could appeal to a new generation of Republican voters.
RUTLEDGE: WELL, YOU KNOW, I THINK THAT FROM OUR POINT OF VIEW WE EXPECT THE NET ADS TO BE CONSISTENT WITH OUR HISTORICAL NET ADS.
If you prefer your dishes to be consistent with your kitchen's color scheme, these metallic sets from T-Fal come in red, black, or champagne.
In order to be consistent to our beliefs and our mission we felt compelled to pass on someone we truly liked for this counselor role.
"Coming off of surgery, it wouldn't be unusual to not be consistent, but I know he expects more from himself," said Reds manager Bryan Price.
"The policy of the United States will be consistent," said the official, who spoke on condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity of the situation.
Bonus: She added that I also need to be consistent with a good AHA, whether that is in the light moisturizer or a separate step.
Because they can trust Lego bricks to be consistent around the world, they can easily create complex microfluidics kits that can be assembled almost anywhere.
Fourth, it must be consistent with the kind of country we want to be as we leave: a modern, open, outward-looking, tolerant, European democracy.
"I made these misstatements to be consistent with Individual 1's political messaging and out of loyalty to Individual 1," Mr. Cohen told a judge.
"We understand there needs to be regulation and we understand there needs to be content-based curation, but it has to be consistent," Obstler said.
"It was a good match for sure and I was able to play my game, show off my attacking style and be consistent," said Giorgi.
DHS "has observed anomalous activity in the National Capital Region (NCR) that appears to be consistent with International Mobile Subscriber Identity (IMSI) catchers," Krebs wrote.
For the past 70 years, Europeans have known that no matter who occupies the White House, America's foreign policy and strategic priorities will be consistent.
For the past 70 years, Europeans have known that no matter who occupies the White House, America's foreign policy and strategic priorities will be consistent.
"We have accepted these amendments because we believe them to be consistent with the approach that was set out and agreed at Chequers," he said.
You have to be authentic, you have to be consistent, because we can see through efforts to only gain our vote when you need it.
But over time, they could break down, particularly if companies decide they cannot trust trade rules to be consistent from one year to the next.
A Parnell loss in the low double digits, by contrast, would be consistent with a national shift big enough for Democrats to win the House.
That to me is a sign of a really good team, a team that can be consistent in terms of their offense on a nightly basis.
"We have new science, and we need new policy — in terms of looking at the pricing and payment [system] — that will be consistent [with these] innovations."
GDP growth continues to shine, and the fourth quarter is likely to be around the 3 percent level that would be consistent with the full year.
The material, found to be consistent with known medullary tissues from ostriches and chickens, contained karatan sulfate, a substance not present in any other bone types.
" Wojcicki stressed that "we are actually sorry" and that the company "wants to support this community but from a policy standpoint, we need to be consistent.
"We have to be consistent in condemning hateful rhetoric and violence against everyone, and that includes Muslims here in the United States of America," Obama said.
If you&aposre going to claim that rhetoric plays a role, you need to be consistent about it, no matter who is the target or victim.
In court, Cohen reportedly said he lied out of loyalty to Trump and to be consistent with the president's political messaging, per NBC News' Tom Winter.
Impaired Loans were adjusted to reflect only loans that are overdue by 90 days or more to be consistent with Fitch's criteria and global industry practices.
The overarching rule is that, at the very least, you should be consistent, so that readers don't find "arch-rival" and "archrival" on the same page.
The increase in registration among Republicans in recent months looks much healthier in comparison, and could be consistent with a higher turnout than in recent cycles.
The aviation official said the messages, while random, would be consistent with what would be sent by a system on a plane that is falling apart.
Those spiked during the Great Recession, but they have fallen back to levels below 300,000, which is usually thought to be consistent with steady job growth.
The IMF said on Wednesday that future agreements with holders of previously undisclosed debts should be consistent with returning Mozambique's debt position to a sustainable path.
Impaired Loans were adjusted to reflect only loans that are overdue by 2000 days or more to be consistent with Fitch's criteria and global industry practices.
Orlando Police said the stop was lawful; Ayala has conceded that the stop appears to be "consistent" with the law but insists she did nothing wrong.
Actually, I doubt he can be consistent and focused enough to do the job and still focus on sex, himself and tweeting about sex and himself.
"Further downside would only be consistent with a hard landing scenario, whereby profit momentum turns negative and earnings do not grow in the next two years".
And it would be consistent with his stated preference for achieving consensus by defining the legal question at issue in a case as narrowly as possible.
Still, there is a practical lesson for aspiring Santas, if they can harden their hearts to face the truth: covers should be consistent with the content.
But there is a general recognition that the solution must be consistent with two states for two peoples, and cannot affect the fundamental character of Israel.
Carson said he's confident the policy will be consistent with military readiness needs and that transgender troops and their commanders will be able to implement it.
"I don't care about the money – I genuinely want people to know how it feels like," to work hard, be consistent and get results, she said.
Having all-in pricing on some platforms and not others is "too confusing; it needs to be consistent across the marketplace," Consumer Reports' Anna Laitin argued.
A. If the data comes in as I'm expecting, that would be consistent with having something much closer to 2 percent on the federal funds rate.
But there is general recognition that the solution must be consistent with two states for two peoples, and cannot affect the fundamental character of Israel. 4.
It is not at all clear that the Supreme Court will find President Trump's aggressive use of that statute to be consistent with his constitutional powers.
An analysis by NPD BookScan of the first 52 weeks of sales in his "Killing" series found the recent drop to be consistent with previous years.
Apple says the Smart Battery Case will add 50% more battery life to your iPhone, and I found my experience to be consistent with those claims.
"Whatever you love to do, whether that's hiking, or if you like to run, do it: because you'll be consistent with it," she told the outlet.
Lastly look at reimbursement appropriately — be consistent in imaging costs and ensure that primary care can stay viable given that it is the most cost effective.
"Our experience with China is you have to have a very steady, long-term hand and you have to be consistent to make breakthroughs," she said.
According to the prison's statement, preliminary autopsy results show he had no body trauma and "the cause of death appears to be consistent with sudden cardiac arrest."
"In the good times and the tough times, you have to be consistent with who you are and what you stand for," Gasol told the Commercial Appeal.
Controls built around the sanctions technology, such as the settings of the screening software, should be consistent with the risk approach of the business and periodically updated.
They are ambitious targets that would be consistent with Netflix's early progress, and in the midrange of Disney+, Disney's Netflix rival, set to launch on Nov. 12.
The core Google Android experience will be consistent across all Android One phones, but Gold also says there's room for OEMs to differentiate with subtle software tweaks.
"I expect the conclusion will be consistent with past findings: market factors are the primary driver of fuel cost in California," association President Catherine Reheis-Boyd said.
So in many ways, you have to be consistent in the way you message your understanding of that past and how you're going to shape the future.
Asked if Mall of America would revert to opening on Thanksgiving next year if sales suffer that weekend, Renslow said she's confident that business will be consistent.
"I can promise you that whatever Darius does, it's going to be consistent with 'how do you keep growing that overall return for our shareholders,'" he said.
"Price increases in Copenhagen have been so persistent and strong that the development could be consistent with a bubble," the bank said in its quarterly economic review.
This would be consistent with our view that there is excessive pessimism about the risk of recession in light of accelerating payroll growth in the fourth quarter.
We want to be consistent with what we're doing, but I think we all felt that it would be good for Tony and Ruben to see him.
Messaging and vis-a-vis skills should be consistent across most platforms, and some obvious care should be put into the presentation and expansion of each one.
The omission is an important departure from previous five-year Congresses, and would be consistent with a pivot away from hard growth targets over the medium term.
Economists expect to see 177,500 new jobs for March, which would be consistent with the longer-term trend but a step down from the 227,000 in February.
An Abrams win would be consistent with what we've seen in the primary season nationally so far: the more liberal candidate has been winning primaries for Democrats.
I also learned — because I had to testify before Congress a lot, starting with my own confirmation hearings — that it's very important to be consistent in messaging.
We ask that those who hold this view be consistent, and locate their own departments in "area studies" as well, in this case, Anglo-European Philosophical Studies.
It also means that the aggressive emissions reductions spurred by a carbon tax may be consistent with a flourishing oil and gas sector over the next decade.
"New York law cannot criminalize what the federal Constitution protects, and thus the Penal Law should be interpreted to be consistent with the Constitution," the opinion says.
But as we have seen, there are strong reasons for thinking that the Fed should, to be consistent with its mandate, let inflation rise above 2 percent.
" In Vienna, CTBTO hydroacoustic engineer Mario Zampolli said the signal his agency had detected "could be consistent with an explosion but there is no certainty about this.
In the last several months, WhatsApp and Samsung have followed suit, so Twitter is making the change to be consistent with these vendors, a spokesperson tells Axios.
David D. TurnerNew York To the Editor: "Today's Weather: Stifling to Frigid" helps explain how the extreme cold in the Midwest can be consistent with global warming.
The officials have said Mr. Paddock, who fatally shot himself, fired multiple rifles during the shooting, which would be consistent with weapons fitted with bump stocks overheating.
Given Mr. Trump's large margin of victory here, even a fairly comfortable win for Mr. Gianforte would still be consistent with the emerging pattern of Democratic strength.
While an election year can introduce volatility, it also should lead the Federal Reserve to be consistent in messaging in an effort to stay out of politics.
"We need to be consistent in defining these criteria and determine if they lead to significant harms before we blanketly label something as a disorder," she says.
But he points to the Nature paper which found the slower movement of storms like Harvey and Dorian to be consistent with conditions under a changing climate.
While governments may very well enact laws that are consistent with religious teaching, governments do not pass laws to be consistent with what any particular religion dictates.
Most of what he's photographed for the Manifest series had been in institutional collections and he wanted the Robeson house items to be consistent with the series.
In his research, Lenz finds some people are more likely to be consistent on certain topics, like marijuana legalization, abortion access, and anything related to racial identity.
"Some of the earlier cases did seem to be consistent with organophosphate poisoning," said Dana B. Barr, a professor at Emory University's Rollins School of Public Health.
The SEC delayed the decision in March, and released a reinterpretation of their own rules that said any delay below one millisecond would be consistent with its rules.
"Three different physicians have administered brain death examinations and each found the results to be consistent with brain death," according to papers filed by attorneys for the hospital.
They do not seem to be consistent with a report by Forbes that he is backing a defamation case against Gawker Media by former professional wrestler Hulk Hogan.
"There are insufficient hikes in the current market curve to be consistent with our remit," he told reporters, referring to interest rate expectations embedded in financial market prices.
As The New York Times had originally reported, end-to-end encryption plays a big part, and Facebook wants the secure messaging be consistent across all three platforms.
Speaking at an event with university students, Fischer also said the Fed considers wage gains of around 3 percent to be consistent with a "reasonable" rate of inflation.
Google is also providing developers with templates that make it easier to build the user interface for these and ensure that the interface will be consistent across Slices.
If you were to average 2 over some period of time, I think the way that this would likely happen would be consistent with a definition of symmetry.
Our response will be considered... (but) in the end, if these stories are true, we have to be absolutely clear, it would not be consistent with our values.
"This may be consistent with Mr. Ryan's, Speaker Ryan's agenda of essentially doing messaging in 2016 in preparation for the presidential election," the No. 2 House Democrat, Rep.
Turning over the 5 or the F doesn't help, since anything on the other side would be consistent with the rule — but not prove it to be true.
A British lawmaker fired back at Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg Friday, saying the social media company's statements on privacy must be consistent with its practices behind closed doors.
"If I can be consistent and avoid mistakes, I'm confident I have a medal shot," Scheidt told reporters this week at a Brazilian sailing team event in Rio.
These characters don't need tons of depth to work, they just need to be consistent from one scene to the next, and enjoyable for an audience to watch.
"This systematic underprotection of marine mammals cannot be consistent with the requirement that mitigation measures result in the 'least practicable adverse impact' on marine mammals," the court said.
" Kavanaugh said he should not make a commitment about a particular case that could come before him "to be consistent with the principle of independence of the judiciary.
This may be consistent with the job-hopping habits of millennials, but according to veteran educators it generally takes at least three years to become a decent teacher.
O'Leary said a 3 percent portfolio exposure to Canada would be consistent with what money managers with an international mandate usually hold, "because that's its global GDP weighting."
"I made these statements to be consistent with [Trump]'s messaging and to be loyal to [Trump]," Cohen told a federal judge in New York during his allocution.
Like corporate CEOs who seek consistent and sustainable earnings growth to keep stock prices on an upward trend, so, too, should the President's comments be consistent and sustainable.
The METI report on Wednesday also identified Vietnam's safeguard measures against semi-finished steel products and steel bars as policies that may not be consistent with international rules.
We do not expect any protracted period of coalition talks to impede Germany's currently strong economic momentum, which would be consistent with previous episodes of lengthy coalition negotiations.
Frequent This Colorist"It helps to be consistent with who you see because they will have a record of everything they've put in your hair previously," says Darling.
When a person is made aware that their negative actions don't actually vibe with their positive morals, they often change their behavior to be consistent with the evidence.
"I don't think that kind of response would be consistent with Uber's attempt to remake its image and project the image of a more mature company," he said.
For foreign policy to be effective it must be consistent, defining where our national security interests lie and letting the world know we will stand and defend them.
In 2016, the findings of an independent autopsy on Gilbert were found to be "consistent with homicidal strangulation," according to a report released her family's attorney, John Ray.
"The fact that numbers of that particular species appear to be diminishing would be consistent with the number of bites being a little lower than in past years."
" Still, another top member of the administration, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Tuesday "every action" the US takes "will be consistent with the international rule of law.
All action on this issue must be consistent with principles of a free, open and secure internet, without compromising human rights and fundamental freedoms, including freedom of expression.
"This will mean that school lunches will fail to be consistent with the Dietary Guidelines for Americans, as is required by law," she told the outlet in a statement.
"I made these misstatements to be consistent with individual 1's political messaging and out of loyalty to individual 1," says Cohen, who previously identified "individual 1" as Trump.
Spikes in leverage driven by spectrum investment may be consistent with the current rating level if the company has a credible plan to reduce leverage within 13-24 months.
"I made these misstatements to be consistent with individual 21's political messaging and out of loyalty to individual 22," says Cohen, who previously identified "individual 222" as Trump.
There, researchers detected an underground "abnormality" that could be consistent with a mass grave, though the researchers warned it could be a "pauper's grave," the mayor said in 2018.
With regard to exchange rates, although the baht somewhat depreciated compared with trading partner currencies, the baht might not be consistent with economic fundamentals and would likely remain volatile.
Higher-than-expected wage growth, with double-digit wage increases at big companies feeding through into the wider economy, further boosting consumption, would be consistent with tighter monetary conditions.
"The move would be consistent with Johnson Control's strategy of transforming from an auto supplier into a multi-industry leader," UBS analyst Colin Langan said in a client note.
But I think that the rule of thumb is to always respond in a manner that is kind and would be consistent with how you want to be treated.
"In the past, such activity has occurred one to two weeks prior to a launch event and would be consistent with North Korea's announced launch window," the group said.
"I made these misstatements to be consistent with individual 23's political messaging and out of loyalty to individual 22," says Cohen, who previously identified "individual 222" as Trump.
Schultz said fears of a slowdown were overblown and that "over time" the closely watched metric would be "positive and be consistent with what we've had in the past".
Continuing a policy of federal non-interference with state cannabis programs would be consistent with Republican Party and Trump administration support for small businesses, job creation, and economic growth.
"The brakes have to work as they are designed and have to be consistent, then you can have a benefit from braking," Raikkonen said, referring to the speed benefit.
"We find the draft cyber law ... may present serious obstacles to Vietnam's cybersecurity and digital innovation future, and may not be consistent with Vietnam's international trade commitments," it said.
But they would also be consistent with a squeeze, with one or more traders accumulating a large long position in nearby futures and threatening to take them to expiry.
Closing the roll-off program earlier than expected would be consistent with a growing sense at the Fed that it is nearing the end of this rate-hiking cycle.
This would be consistent with the law, which requires that their guarantee fees be set at levels that would cover the cost of capital of private regulated financial institutions.
"It would be consistent with political initiatives to increase domestic industrial development," said Zoe Stanley Lockman, associate research fellow specializing in defense and security at Singapore's Nanyang Technological University.
State-by-state labeling laws will not be consistent, making them very difficult for food manufacturers to comply with, and will unnecessarily increase consumer costs at the checkout line.
"A big part of the WNBA, and once you get up into that level, is consistency and understanding how you can be consistent on a daily basis," she says.
That potentially opens the door to more restrictions on religious expression in the workplace, as employers have now been told that such rules can be consistent with EU law.
"I made these misstatements to be consistent with individual 22's political messaging and out of loyalty to individual 222," says Cohen, who previously identified "individual 224" as Trump.
The Pentagon, it said, had decided that releasing the man in Syria would be consistent with traditional military practice and with the department's obligations under the law of war.
We must be consistent and public in our judgment that the United States believes the killing could not have occurred without Prince Mohammed's blessing or, more likely, his order.
Corrigan's colorful illustrations of the artists alongside their artworks are not only wonderfully engaging for young readers, but manage to be consistent in style while honoring the individual artists.
If enough companies weigh in against the precedent, it could justify the NLRB's decision to reverse the precedent — an act that would be consistent with similar recent NLRB efforts.
Adding further to the public debt mountain by a tax cut would not seem to be consistent with making contingency economic plans for a rainy day in the future.
He's been superb in Durham, with a 203 ERA and 24 strikeouts in 15 innings, but has yet to be consistent as a major league reliever in previous stints.
And, they must trust that John Bolton will be consistent and follow through with the kinds of threats that Donald Trump is inclined to issue in a random tweetstorm.
That would be a "soft landing," as is always wished for, and might turn out to be consistent with the Fed's gradualism in undoing its home price inflation program.
Aramco said the move would be consistent with Aramco's strategy of diversifying into high value businesses, including refining crude oil into fuels and processing byproducts into petrochemicals like plastics.
Nonetheless, there are often multiple versions of a rule that would be consistent with Dodd-Frank, so agencies have wide latitude for change even when it comes to rulemakings.
"You've got to play on good teams, you've got to play with good players, you've obviously got to be healthy, got to be consistent," Kane said about the accomplishment.
" Elson pointed out that other companies "may end up in the same situation, and the SEC has to be consistent and firm on its enforcement of the disclosure requirements.
The five stewards have the discretion to decide whether to penalize a driver but are expected to be consistent — not always easy when they change from race to race.
It's been an opportunity to showcase that the lessons and the messages Canadians shared with me on the campaign trail were messages that I'm trying to be consistent with.
" The Trump administration has added a caveat to that mission statement, directing the TEC's recommendations for trans inmates to be "consistent with maintaining security and good order in federal prisons.
"Be consistent with the 2022 deadline because people have invested money to build smelters, they have borrowed money with an expectation they can still export until 2022," Lengkey told reporters.
One of the false statements was that police video from the scene "was viewed and found to be consistent with the accounts of all of the witnesses," the report said.
And twisted scraps of aluminum found near the atoll decades later were tested and determined to be consistent with the same grade of metal used in planes from the 1930s.
However, it said a further tightening in the domestic labour market and continued double-digit private sector wage hikes in the coming years would be consistent with tighter monetary conditions.
" Wormuth also questioned whether Trump can learn to be consistent: "Part of what's important in foreign policy is consistency and clarity in what you're communicating to your friends and enemies.
As I get drafted, the thing I feel I need to prove is I can be consistent and I can be that player that I wasn't at the college level.
But if we don't and have to finish top-five or top-10, we're going to be consistent and play that way, winning the stage points and stuff like that.
"Although the traffic stop appears to be consistent with Florida law (my) goal is to have a constructive and mutually respectful relationship between law enforcement and the community," she said.
Intuitively, that may make sense, and be consistent with the idea that white opposition to gun control has increased because social violence in the past two decades has decreased significantly.
"It would be consistent from my experience for (the Chinese authorities) to withhold information that they might believe could be used by counterparties in negotiations," Lion told Reuters by email.
If he can be consistent off the bench then Texas could have one of the top perimeters in the Big 12, and a direct route back to the N.C.A.A. tournament.
These analyses will position universities to better understand how race-neutral admissions practices would affect their student bodies and to determine whether the changes would be consistent with their mission.
"The administration has opposed the Dream Act and we are likely to be consistent in that," White House legislative affairs director Marc Short said at an off-camera briefing Wednesday.
With so much at stake for the people of our country, the US Senate must be consistent and consider the President's nominee once the new Congress is seated in January.
If he can continue to be consistent from the first round to the final in upcoming competitions, he will be a threat to everyone in world tennis — big three included.
A member of Congress could be consistent with his or her positions on Second Amendment issues and argue that the no-fly list represents an unjust and dangerous government overreach.
Most conspicuously, they disregard the fact Smith's preferred system of "perfect liberty" could never be consistent with Black Friday-type encouragements – that is, of a crude and almost fevered consumption.
The economic effects of Britain's vote to leave the European Union should have a limited impact on the company's business, although he said growth would not be consistent every quarter.
Nelson based that call in that it would be consistent with the coordinated moves done during the financial crisis, and he sees the potential for a 75 basis point cut.
North Carolina's novel — and perhaps cynical — gambit was to go in the other direction, arguing that if the N.C.A.A. truly wants to be consistent, it should let what happened slide.
"At this point, the current monetary policy stance is considered to be consistent with the projected disinflation path," the bank said in its statement after its monetary policy committee meeting.
It's "unclear whether this would be consistent with the debt rules that are in place," said Commerzbank's Guntermann, referring to rules that restrict the amount of borrowing Germany can undertake.
In the hours before the attacks, American intelligence detected unusual activity at military bases in southwest Iran that would be consistent with preparations for strikes, another senior American official said.
If it does in 22010, it will be consistent with a longer-term trend in which the party out of power benefits in midterm elections, seemingly from a stronger turnout.
"I made these statements to be consistent with Individual-1's political messaging and to be loyal to Individual-1," he told the federal court ("Individual-1" refers to Trump).
It reported a 179.9 million riyal profit for the third quarter last year but the company said on Sunday it had restated that figure "to be consistent with current figures".
Last year, the Pixel was announced on October 5th and shipped on October 20th; this year, the Pixel 2 is being announced on October 4th, so the 19th would be consistent.
In its decision, the SEC explained that a Bitcoin ETF would not be consistent with current rules requiring securities exchanges to regulate and monitor the markets where underlying products are traded.
"I'm afraid that it does show activity that seems to be consistent with the number of files and overall size of the total number of files," the alleged former employee says.
The court also should be consistent with practice in other grand jury matters and make public the filings and dockets in the case, with redactions if necessary, the news organizations wrote.
It doesn't really matter in opera if you are historically consistent – much better to be consistent in terms of style and ambience, even if that means being consistently outrageous or strange.
"What was a bit surprising is that the post (meeting) statement says that 'some further gradual increases (my emphasis) in the target range for the federal fund rate will be consistent….".
"We agree that it is important that research involving human fetal tissue should be consistent with the statutes and regulation governing such research," spokesperson Renate Myles told BuzzFeed News by email.
They should only seek such information where it is clearly feasible, and reasonably practicable, and where its provision would be consistent with the right to privacy in UK and EU law.
"This decision is in line with the stance of the new Board of Directors of the oil company to be consistent with the principles of rigour and transparency," its statement said.
The CDC is working with labs in Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle, Chicago, and New York City, with more sites planned to test symptoms that could be consistent with COVID-19.
"To be consistent with the principle of the independence of the judiciary, I should not and may not make a commitment about how I would handle a particular case," Kavanaugh said.
They are ambitious targets that would be consistent with Netflix Inc's early progress, and in the mid-range of Disney+, Walt Disney Co's Netflix rival, set to launch on Nov. 12.
He told me that he believes society has a responsibility to protect the full range of plants and animals that exist in the world — and, indeed, to be consistent wherever possible.
The horse's speed needs to be consistent and matched to the tank so that when Armstrong stands up to make the jump, the horse doesn't duck out sideways or slow down.
"The noon swoon today looked to me to be consistent with sort of important lows that I've seen over the years," said Douglas A. Kass, a founder of Seabreeze Partners Management.
Facebook did not explicitly say that the effort was aimed at influencing the midterm elections in November, but the timing of the suspicious activity would be consistent with such an attempt.
Facebook did not explicitly say that the effort was aimed at influencing the midterm elections in November, but the timing of the suspicious activity would be consistent with such an attempt.
For one, I'm just a few weeks removed from shouting down complaints about high ticket prices with an argument for the power of the free market, so I should be consistent.
Covered interest parity theory holds that interest rates implied by FX trading should be consistent with market interest rates, so that there are no interest rate arbitrage opportunities between the two.
" Trump went on to say that the rule "may significantly alter the manner in which Americans can receive financial advice and may not be consistent with the policies of his administration.
" In addition, Hagon, a former security officer for the royal family, recommends that if people do choose to put "these awareness procedures" into place that it "be consistent and long term.
Ed Crooks, the energy editor of The Financial Times, said in a tweet that the amount mentioned, a tax of $32 billion per year, would be consistent with a production tax.
The platform included a provision saying "that man-made law must be consistent with God-given, natural rights," according to a draft of the platform obtained by the New York Times.
It said international laws on armed conflict and human rights should apply to the use of armed drones, and exports should be consistent with existing multilateral export control and nonproliferation regimes.
I think one of the things that Holder and others have tried to do was to implement more proportionality in our criminal justice, and then try be consistent in that way.
"I made these statements to be consistent with Individual-1's political messaging and out of loyalty to Individual-1," Cohen said, identifying the President as Individual-1 in court Thursday.
"But we do think it's important to gradually move our policy rate toward what I'll call a neutral level, which would be consistent with sustainably strong labor market conditions," she said.
She suggested that she and the director should be consistent in their language, and at the end of the meeting, she asked if everyone was comfortable with using the term 'matter.
We need to stand together and to be consistent over time and resist and fight against oppression and fight for others who don't have the same access to that collective power.
NACAC would encourage Enzi—a former chairman of the HELP Committee—and other members of Congress to be consistent and clear-eyed about how tax dollars are misused across federal programs.
Singh wrote that even though his symptoms didn't appear to be consistent with Covid-19, he was advised by doctors to limit his contact with the public until his condition improved.
This idea — that time travel could be possible, but must be consistent with the past as it has already taken place — is known among physicists as the Novikov self-consistency principle.
Although real water was used to soak the actors, this had to be edited out to be consistent with the 4.2 million gallons of water that was simulated in the environment.
It is completely consistent with what the president has said, every action we take will be consistent with international law and the American people can rest assured that that's the case.
The committee remained concerned that the baht's value might not be consistent with economic fundamentals and would likely remain volatile despite its recent depreciation compared with trading partner currencies, they said.
Though the Standard Model has proved to be consistent in predicting experimental results, it falls short of providing a complete explanation of interactions among particles, and of how the universe works.
Though the Standard Model has proved to be consistent in predicting experimental results, it falls short of providing a complete explanation of interactions among particles, and of how the universe works.
In many respects, that would be consistent with the broader focus on corporate governance prompted last summer by the Commonsense Principles of Corporate Governance, and related guidance from the Business Roundtable.
Gaining full control of Sky would be consistent with efforts by James Murdoch since he took over as chief executive to simplify — and gain greater control over — 20163st Century Fox's ventures.
If overall asset quality continues to modestly improve and further deterioration in RF's energy book is not outsized relative to the performance of peers, this may be consistent with an upgrade.
"Economic inputs such as the social cost of carbon, the rebound effect, and energy security valuation should also be updated to be consistent with the literature and empirical evidence," he writes.
It makes little sense for comparable programs to be measured by different standards, which is why there should be consistent guidelines for designing, monitoring and evaluating aid to foreign security forces.
One thing seems to be consistent among those researching and facilitating these programs: They are still working as advocates because they have seen men make progress and believe change is possible.
With so much at stake for the people of our country, the U.S. Senate must be consistent and consider the President's #SCOTUS nominee once the new Congress is seated in January.
"I made these misstatements to be consistent with individual 1's political messaging and out of loyalty to individual 1," Cohen, who previously identified "individual 1" as Trump, said in court.
"The Board took this decision to support employment growth and provide greater confidence that inflation will be consistent with the medium-term target," RBA Governor Philip Lowe said in a brief statement.
David Baltimore, a leading biologist at the California Institute of Technology who helped organize the moratorium, said the proposed experiment appeared to be consistent with the principles laid out by the academies.
"I want to be consistent: I can't talk about my boyfriend in an interview and then expect people not to take paparazzi pictures of me walking around outside my home," she said.
Both Chesin and Miranda say it would be consistent with the current best theory on suicide ideation for 13 Reasons Why to lead to increased suicides among young people watching the show.
Researchers noted that women who were 25 or older were more likely to be consistent with wearing their rings, which reduced the rate of infection even more dramatically within their age group.
He says there is some common sense in that you'll see certain items tend to be consistent throughout the year, but you don't want to put warm jackets in Florida and California.
It also argues that small web companies need not worry, because any deal made between a large web company, like Google, and an ISP would need to be consistent with antitrust laws.
Ray and her colleagues noted that antibiotics prescribed during telemedicine visits were less likely to be consistent with clinical guidelines compared those prescribed by primary care doctors and at urgent care centers.
"We've got to get a third scorer, but right now it's a struggle for us to get somebody else that can be consistent that we can count on," Sampson told The Chronicle.
AND WILL EXPECT IT TO COME IN IN THE EVENT THAT THERE'S A DOWNTURN FROM HERE, AND THERE MAY BE. I MEAN, IT WOULD BE CONSISTENT WITH EITHER STAGFLATION OR JUST STAGNATION.
How to Pan Sear a Piece of Salmon Perfectly Recipe: Summer Salmon Nicoise But why does the amount of albumin that comes out of a salmon fillet never seem to be consistent?
"You have seen governors in the past trying to avoid surprise and be consistent with their communication to avoid big shocks to the markets," said a treasurer at a private domestic bank.
Canadian health authorities rely mainly on data from the United States, although studies show the incidence of substance abuse among Canadian anesthesiologists appears to be consistent with anesthesiologists south of the border.
"We still got to get better with our execution, which we've been pretty good at, but our defense still has to be consistent," said Paul, who had 244.6 points and eight assists.
"Both Mr. Mueller an Mr. Zebley will be available to answer questions today," Schiff said, noting it would be consistent with prior practice to have someone like Zebley available to answer questions.
"I think that's the main goal, just be able to keep your feel, be able to come into the start, and be consistent," Verlander told reporters of his approach to the game.
"It's just from a policy standpoint we need to be consistent — if we took down that content, there would be so much other content that we need to take down," Wojcicki explained.
Per the Washington Post, the implosion appears to be consistent with prior reports that the ARA San Juan's captain reported a short-circuit in a battery after seawater filled the ship's snorkel.
The shipbuilder said on Tuesday it expects revenues to increase in the second half of the year and said that the group's full-year results will be "consistent" with business plan targets.
" After trying out books, sheets of paper, and other alternative surfaces, he made a realization: "I needed some type of surface that I could carry with me so it would be consistent.
The proceeds should also allow proportionally consolidated funds from operations net leverage to be significantly reduced towards the 3.6x-4.0x range that would be consistent with a 'BBB-' IDR, by end-2016.
"Let's focus now and take this incident as a real wake-up call...lower emissions is very important but it must be consistent with energy security," said Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull.
If we are to be consistent in the labeling of Flint children as "poisoned," what are we to make of the average American who was a child in the 1970s or earlier?
He said such changes would be consistent with "global norms," although the enrichment of nuclear material for civilian purposes and the development of rockets is, in most states, allowed under international law.
That would be consistent with the Israeli practice of using munitions for roof-knocking strikes that would explode on the surface of a building, rather than pierce it and endanger those inside.
That would be consistent with past intelligence reports, and the effort by the United States Cyber Command in 22001 to block Russian intelligence from manipulating social media before the midterm congressional elections.
It was his to develop, manage and govern with the stipulations that the new colony be named for Penn's father, the admiral, and that the Province's laws be consistent with English law.
"There are signs that the rebound in job growth will be consistent this year," Rogerio Marinho, secretary of social security and labor at the Economy Ministry, told reporters in Brasilia on Monday.
"That would be consistent with changing their views on the growth outlook but would also not be regarded as overly hawkish," said Peter Nagle, an economist at the Institute of International Finance.
American intelligence detected unusual activity at military bases in southwest Iran that would be consistent with preparations for missile and drone strikes like those against Saudi Arabia, two senior American officials said.
"I would have to wonder how that would be consistent with deregulation or boosting growth, which is the goal of this administration," Mr. Gerspach, the Citigroup chief financial officer, said on Thursday.
You're not really wondering," he said, adding that "every action we take will be consistent with the international rule of law, and the American people can rest assured that that's the case.
Though cybersecurity experts have not linked the malware to any particular state or criminal group, a Russian computer attack targeting Ukraine's economy would be consistent with the recent economic skirmishing, analysts say.
"You saw Rudy Giuliani acknowledge just the other day that his whole goal is not to tell the truth, it's not to be consistent, it's merely to undermine Bob Mueller," Schiff said.
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission said its proposed requirement for swaps that exchange interest rate cash flows will be consistent with those in Australia, Canada, the European Union, Hong Kong, Mexico and Singapore.
CAFARO: -- unacceptable or inappropriate, I think that is what the, you know, the more liberal media latched on to saying, well, if you&aposre silent about this, you must be consistent in it.
To explore this issue of public perception and climate change, we examined the broad impacts of highly ambitious U.S. clean energy and transportation policies that would be consistent with the 113°C target.
Cohen has said he lied about the length of his involvement in the process in order to be consistent with Trump's own public pronouncements that he wasn't involved in business dealings with Russia.
"Our leadership needs to understand that in order to work with us on these issues, that we need to be consistent in the message that we give to the American people," Labrador said.
Summary of Financial Statement Adjustments - Impaired Loans were adjusted to reflect only loans that are overdue by 90 days or more in order to be consistent with Fitch's criteria and global industry practices.
But the IMF said a looser fiscal stance to address that would not be consistent with fiscal sustainability at the individual country level nor with EU budget rules — the Stability and Growth Pact.
"The injured paws and chest blaze of this particular adult bear brought to Green Pond appear to be consistent with the bear seen walking upright on several videos," the spokesperson told the Times.
Incorporating ESG factors or Sustainable Investing considerations may inhibit the portfolio manager's ability to participate in certain investment opportunities that otherwise would be consistent with its investment objective and other principal investment strategies.
To make matters more confusing, a footnote in DOE's recommendations added that the standard of evidence for sexual allegations should be consistent with whatever standard the school uses in other student misconduct cases.
"I made these statements to be consistent with Individual-1's political messaging and to be loyal to Individual-1," Cohen said in a document filed with the court, referring to the President.
Even if Tipirneni outperforms the presidential results by 10 percentage points or more, which would be consistent with special elections since Trump won the White House, Lesko could win by a solid margin.
The agency action must be consistent with the substantive goals Congress instructs the agency to further, and the agency must use the procedures Congress requires the agency to use to make the decision.
"We expect Powell's remarks to be consistent with additional accommodation, but we do not expect him to be overly explicit," wrote Lewis Alexander, chief U.S. economist at Nomura, in a Thursday research note.
Clayman recommends that people who are anxious about personal finance figure out how much time per week they're willing and able to spend dealing with their finances, and then be consistent about it.
A related and unresolved issue that came up during the recent congressional hearing was the "record profits" in the banking industry and whether those profits could be consistent with reports of declining profitability.
You want to be consistent and find the one thing that stands out about them, whether it's if the dog is really funny or you are really funny but the dog is cute.
At the time, the person close to Ms. Lynch said, Mr. Comey did not contest the attorney general's request, which was described as an attempt to be consistent in discussing the issue publicly.
The Watchlist appears to be consistent with a nostalgic desire "to make America great again" and to expose and oppose those voices in academia that are anti-Republican or express anti-Republican values.
Should the payroll weakness continue, it would be "consistent with payroll growth of just [50,000] or so in a couple months time," Ian Shepherdson, chief economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, said in a note.
The memo comes after Baquet said during a panel discussion about covering the Trump administration at George Washington University that his journalists need to be consistent in their writing platforms to social media.
Meadows's counsel, Elliot Berke, said that the process undertaken to review the allegations against West and ultimately dismiss him was confirmed by the Office of House Employment Counsel to be consistent with precedent.
Granting states the freedom to prioritize Medicaid funds toward life-affirming care to better serve their own citizens would be consistent with action taken by Congress and the White House earlier this year.
Building the bomb would be consistent with the psychology and politics of the moment, but it would also be in line with what scholars have learned about past preventive strikes aimed at nuclear programs.
Although SB 54 purports to be consistent with Section 1373, parts of the law explicitly forbid the sharing of information covered by the section which violates that part of the INA, the complaint said.
"At this point, the current monetary policy stance, to a large part, is considered to be consistent with the projected disinflation path," the bank said in its statement after its monetary policy committee meeting.
When the economy reaches the last stage, equilibrium, it will be consistent with potential output that is 2 percent lower than the control case of if commodity prices had stayed at mid-2014 levels.
Guterres said through a spokesman on Wednesday that the U.N. Secretariat had serious concerns about the decision, adding that it did not appear to be consistent with the agreement on the establishment of Commission.
While the details of this "modernization" remain vague and it is unclear how student-athletes will be allowed to "benefit," the new rules will be "consistent with the collegiate model," according to the organization.
"The Secretariat also examined a partly disassembled surface-to-air missile seized by the Saudi-led coalition and observed that its features appeared to be consistent with those of an Iranian missile," he wrote.
Another alternative scenario discussed by the rate-setting Monetary Council reckons with persistently lower external demand and low imported inflation, which would be consistent with looser monetary conditions, the bank said in the report.
"This easing of monetary policy will support employment growth and provide greater confidence that inflation will be consistent with the medium-term target," said RBA Governor Philip Lowe following the bank's monthly board meeting.
Even at the 95th percentile of the cost curves, last weeks' rally would be consistent with twice as large a stimulus as Trump mooted, and a 0.5 percentage point increase in global growth expectations.
Once he cleaned up the panels, Maresca created a new background that resembled the texture of newspapers from the early 1900s, so that each page would be consistent, and then dropped the panels in.
Basically, there's a lot of terrible stuff going on in the world and the administration is trying to be consistent with its belief that people should be able to remove themselves from such suffering.
Driving the news: Oil spending levels, which have dropped since 2014 when oil prices collapsed, would need to drop even more to be consistent with the goals outlined in the 2015 Paris Climate Agreement.
And, in the meantime, I think it&aposs very important we be consistent in sending this message that Russia will pay a -- a steep price if these deadly acts aren&apost answered by Russia.
"The modest response in Treasury yields would be consistent with a willingness to look through this data until we're seeing broad based signs of slowing to stall speed," said Jon Hill, BMO rates strategist.
The Bank's Financial Policy Committee said last week that IOSCO had not detailed properly how funds' assets and investment strategies should be consistent with their redemption terms in what it called a global issue.
But when the FDA conducted its own analysis, excluding data they deemed unreliable, the results appeared to be consistent with Pfizer's conclusion that Chantix does not significantly increase the incidence of such side-effects.
This feeling is completely valid, given that white men alone make up at least 57 percent of mass shooters, but it wouldn't be consistent with the idea that America (and Canada) is a contradiction.
"You need to take and pass enough classes to be consistent with graduation within 150 percent of the time frame — or six years for a bachelor's degree," said Mark Kantrowitz, president of Cerebly, Inc.
To be consistent with his earlier promise, Mr. Trump said he would create a task force within the enforcement agency to focus on the highest-priority cases of immigrants who have committed heinous crimes.
While some experts are concerned that a lot of millennials have never experienced a downturn in their investing lives, Rajo-Miller says it's encouraged them to be consistent and focus on the long term.
So it's tightened for California residents but for the rest of the US you just have to be consistent with your privacy policy and you aren't required to have the same level of disclosures.
It is unclear whether the Chinese authorities will scrutinize the Disney-Fox deal in particular, but experts said a deep review would be consistent with traditionally tight regulatory controls over foreign content and information.
ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkey's central bank said on Thursday that the current monetary policy stance is considered to be consistent with the projected disinflation path, as it cut its policy rate by 200 basis points.
"I strive to be consistent, and obviously you know the past year hasn't really been that at all," said Schneider, who struggled to regain his form after hip problems that required off-season surgery.
" Davis added that reports of the test "would be consistent with the pattern we've seen with North Korea to continue to develop its ballistic missile program, and it's a program that we have concerns with.
ABOUT MINNESOTA (2-0): Murphy along with Mason will be consistent forces on the offensive end and the Golden Gophers have plenty of other options, including senior center Reggie Lynch and sophomore guard Amir Coffey.
Maine Republican Susan Collins, one of the swing votes on Kavanaugh, called the Alabama bill "a terrible law" and said she couldn't imagine "that any justice could find that to be consistent" with previous precedent.
While this report is saying that Apple Music is currently only a little bit ahead, this growth rate appears to be consistent, and the lead could widen; so, for now, let's call it a comeback. 
Yes, but: The annual report also models a "sustainable development" scenario — a wholly upended global energy system where policy and investment trends are bent to be consistent with the goals of the Paris climate agreement.
Proponents for this measure argued that menstrual products should be treated like other tax-exempt medical products, to be consistent with the Food and Drug Administration's classification of tampons as a type of medical device.
The hiring and acquisitions from the banking space could turn Mercuria into a predominantly derivative player rather than a physical barrel mover and Dunand said expansion into structured finance would be consistent with the trend.
For these products to work the user needs a high level of dedication to stick at it, be consistent and pay close attention to key details in order to achieve the promised rate of protection.
"These assertions do not appear to be consistent with the non-public EPA documents we have obtained," the senators wrote in a letter to Senate Environment and Public Works Committee Chairman John Barrasso (R-Wyo.).
In addition, when he examined her winning times in two previous races — Ironman Canada in 2013, and the 2014 long-course world championships in China — he found them to be consistent with her 2015 finish.
Graham wrote on Twitter that a legislative deal would be "the best way forward," but directing troops to build a wall would also be consistent with how past administrations have used troops at the border.
I am also curious why more families who care about their loved ones don't choose to reclaim their remains and accord them whatever final disposition would be consistent with the deceased's faith, traditions or beliefs.
However, inflation was anticipated to reach 2 percent thereafter, with inflation expectations in the longer run assumed to be consistent with the Committee's objective and slack in labor and product markets projected to have waned.
This would be consistent with ECB President Mario Draghi's guidance last week that the Bank would keep a "very substantial degree of monetary accommodation" and his dismissal of an abrupt end to the bond scheme.
In order to be consistent with that, years ago the Federal Trade Commission recommended that the industry take a look back at how different vehicles — like TV programs — have been performing in terms of audiences.
So far, the general attributes of this category seem to be consistent over time and place: Kids have almost no risk of dying from the infection, while older people tend to be more at risk.
"I've seen today an even stronger support and determination and awareness among member states on the strategic importance for the European Union to be consistent on the next steps of the enlargement process," Mogherini said.
"Our steady-ish as she goes trend-like outlook would be consistent, with say, equity market performance of around 8% to 9% this year given where we expect earnings growth to be," Gapen said. Disclaimer
That would be consistent with the RFS, consistent with the administration's objective of repealing outdated regulations that hamper growth and would empower consumers to make the correct fuel choice for their vehicle and their wallet.
"Anything we do must be consistent with the JCPOA, cannot lead us on a path to violate the JCPOA and must have the support of our European allies," he told Reuters in a telephone interview.
What's changed under Trump is that his administration has made it clear that if you are working as a scientist in the federal government, your work should be consistent with the views of the current administration.
If true, this would be consistent with  the title "Catch and Kill," which is a reference to tabloid news sources buying the rights to a damaging news story to shut it down rather than publish it.
But escalating global trade tensions, a potential no-deal Brexit and high government debt could drag the euro zone, Hungary's main trading partner, into a recession, and would be consistent with looser monetary conditions, it said.
The central bank has said that its examination would be consistent with the methodology used by the banking authority, but that it would "also give due consideration to the lower size and complexity of these institutions."
IHS Markit's composite PMI, which combines services, manufacturing and construction, edged down to a seven-month low of 53.6 in September - leaving it some way off levels that would normally be consistent with BoE rate hikes.
The Rating Outlook for Japanese life and non-life insurers has been revised to Stable from Negative to be consistent with the Outlook on the Japan sovereign (Long-Term Local-Currency Issuer Default Rating of 'A').
Markit said that if the PMIs stayed at these levels, they would be consistent with the economy shrinking at a quarterly pace of 0.4 percent, a rate of decline not seen since the 2008-09 recession.
But just getting your 7-9 hours of sleep a night won't necessarily get you up on time every morning, because your body's rapid-eye movement (REM) cycles also have to be consistent, Dr. Barone says.
"Taking account of the available information, the Board judged that holding the stance of monetary policy unchanged at this meeting would be consistent with sustainable growth in the economy and achieving the inflation target over time."
They need to hear the president be strong about this, be consistent with this administration, say it and stick with it, and not the next day, well, Putin talked to me and he sounded pretty convincing.
"Interestingly, these nominations would not on the face of it be consistent with the notion that Trump will seek to foster low rates and a weaker dollar by nominating doves," Guha said in a research note.
Going into year 6 of our marriage and year 3 of being parents (how have we been parents for two years?!?!) We are striving to be Consistent, intentional and impactful… in ALL areas of our lives
Though the current rate of U.S. unemployment, at 4.7 percent, is below the level historically thought to be consistent with full employment, Kaplan said he does not believe it will generate undue upward pressure on prices.
And those lies were meant to sync up with Trump's public statements: "I made these misstatements to be consistent with Individual 1's political messaging and out of loyalty to Individual 1," Cohen said in court.
IHS Markit's composite PMI, which combines services, manufacturing and construction, edged down to a seven-month low of 53.6 in September - leaving it some way off levels that would normally be consistent with BoE rate increases.
Such treatment, which would be consistent with Fitch's 'Treatment and Notching of Hybrids in Non-Financial Corporate and REIT Credit Analysis' dated February 2016, would likely have a material adverse impact on OZM's leverage and ratings.
If the State Department can't be consistent on who's a terrorist and who's not a terrorist, is it really a good idea to entrust that decision to tech companies that are strangely baffled by human nipples?
When we "process information through the lens of stereotype" our interpretation may be "consistent with stereotyped expectations rather than objective reality," said Nilanjana Dasgupta, a professor of Psychological & Brain Sciences at University of Massachusetts at Amherst.
Grand Slams are such tough tournaments because they go on for two weeks, you need to be consistent and strong physically, it's out of five sets, and you can't lose your tennis game, which sometimes happens.
That would be consistent with an attack coming from the direction of the northern Persian Gulf, Iran or Iraq, rather than from Yemen, where the Iranian-backed Houthi militia that claimed responsibility for the strikes operates.
Mr. Cosby's lawyers said in their motion on Tuesday that the judge should limit the scope of the deposition testimony that jurors can hear so as to be consistent with a recent ruling by Judge O'Neill.
After all, schools in the US who have introduced later start times to be consistent with teens' circadian clocks have successfully shown an increase in the amount of sleep pupils are getting, with corresponding energy boosts.
ISTANBUL, Dec 12 (Reuters) - Turkey's central bank said on Thursday that the current monetary policy stance is considered to be consistent with the projected disinflation path, as it cut its policy rate by 200 basis points.
"Taking account of the available information the Board judged that holding the stance of policy unchanged at this meeting would be consistent with sustainable growth in the economy and achieving the inflation target over time," Lowe said.
Considering the censorious proclivities of the president and his supporters, it is all the more important that those who oppose him be consistent in defending the principle that freedom of speech is sacrosanct, for all of us.
"To call for a 1% cut and resumption of QE, those moves by the Fed would be consistent with a massive financial crisis rather than the current economic state," said Jon Hill, U.S. rate strategist at BMO.
"Should the referendum outcome be to remain in the EU, we expect to see policy uncertainty conditions in the UK lessen, and this would be consistent with a modest pickup in flows into Europe," said Goldmans Sachs.
" Between the lines: Wellcome's report says France's vaccine skepticism was found to be consistent throughout the various demographics as "it does not vary significantly by education, age, gender, urban or rural status, or whether people are parents.
The layers appear to be consistent in their structure — with the height of the layers remaining the same no matter when they're observed — but the brightness of the layers varies "depending on illumination and viewpoint," NASA said.
The strong internal cash generation and stability of cash flows, and potential flexibility through adjusting dividend payments mean we believe these ratios, when considered with the strong business profile would be consistent with an investment-grade rating.
"To the extent that the baseline scenario, of continued growth at a solid pace and a moderate increase in inflation, materializes, it will be consistent with a gradual and cautious increase of the interest rate," Yaron said.
Then came the guilty plea by Cohen for lying to Congress, an account loaded with clear shots at Trump, including Cohen stating he lied to be consistent with Trump and to try to limit the Russia investigation.
" Others were skeptical of some vague language tacked onto the end of the NCAA's statement, which stipulates that the financial rewards student athletes reap from their name, image and likeness must be "consistent with the collegiate model.
But despite all the shakeups the Trump campaign brings, convention organizers are hoping the event will be consistent with past years in at least one way — they're expecting the RNC not to suffer any major cyber attacks.
"Based on Randgold's dividend policy and its financial performance in 2018 to date, Randgold has determined that a dividend of $2.69 per share for 2018 would be consistent with that dividend policy," Barrick said in a statement.
How baby talk might be consistent Mothers around the world consistently alter their voices when talking to their babies, no matter what language they speak, according to a study published in October in the journal Current Biology.
"We're looking for both units to be consistent with what they're doing and there is not a drop-off or a not a huge hold to climb out of when the second unit comes in," McMillan said.
The revised safety warnings on these products will be consistent with the labeling of other opioid-containing drug products, such as immediate-release opioid analgesics and extended-release and long-acting opioid analgesics, according to the FDA.
The expansion into Texas would be Revel's fourth market and its first west of the Mississippi River, a move that would be consistent with comments CEO and co-founder Frank Reig made earlier this week to TechCrunch.
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In fact, Russia has recently announced a moratorium on new leasing in the Arctic, and a five-year break from leasing would be consistent with the recent agreements President Obama entered with Canada and the Nordic nations.
SYDNEY, May 23 (Reuters) - Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) deputy governor Guy Debelle said on Tuesday that an increase in the cross currency basis may not be a sign of stress and can be consistent with functioning markets.
These have to be consistent within countries and, in some cases, between them: just ask Saudi Arabia, which in 2013 moved its weekend from Thursday-Friday to Friday-Saturday, to bring it into line with other Arab states.
But whether a populist leader champions liberal or conservative policies, the key is to be consistent: "The question [is] how consistently you use this pattern, whether this pattern is the major framework of your whole rhetoric," Szilagyi said.
Also, baseball games are the most random in outcome, so while a team can be consistent throughout an entire season, when it comes down to short playoff series, that randomness can make it easy for upsets to occur.
"For Norsk Hydro, we consider the transaction to be consistent with the strategy to be an integrated aluminum player," Pareto Securities wrote in a note to clients, adding the transaction valued Sapa 3.6 percent below its own forecast.
For Trump's critics, such a step would run counter to his message of racial unity but it would be consistent with his frequent desire to reach out to his political base on issues like undocumented migrants and immigration.
First of all, you would need the purpose of your ban to be consistent with the objectives set up in Article 1 of the UN Charter: maintain peace and security, develop friendly relationship amongst states, foster international cooperation.
In a hall packed with several ballistic missiles, Mr Kim posed beside a plausible-looking re-entry vehicle that would be consistent in size with a fission device about 22cm in diameter and weighing up to 250 kilograms.
Against a backdrop of economic growth, climbing wages, and a quasi-stable global order, Trump's weird, personality-driven industrial policy will be consistent with a story in which Trump is taking a decent situation and making it better.
"Failing to work together would risk letting others set the standard on their terms and according to their values, and that wouldn't be consistent with our values and it wouldn't be good for U.S. businesses either," he said.
The Justice Department guidance says the goal is "to clear up some confusion and to be consistent in the way we draft our releases" and describes the particular way regional offices should refer to individuals in news releases.
"Australia's position on this issue has, to date, assumed that it is not possible to consider the question of the recognition of Israel's capital in Jerusalem and that be consistent with pursuing a two-state solution," Morrison said.
"You need to take and pass enough classes to be consistent with graduation within 150 percent of the time frame — or six years for a bachelor's degree," said Mark Kantrowitz, publisher and vice president of research at Savingforcollege.com.
If there is a sustainability committee, a chief sustainability officer or an entire department addressing social impact, show them how some of the stocks in the retirement plan's funds may not be consistent with the company's efforts elsewhere.
This conception seems to be consistent with most people's wishes: The vast majority of patients say they would want palliative care for themselves and their family members if understood as an "extra layer of support" during serious illness.
Equally important, if the United States does not take leadership in establishing these rules of the road, other states will, and they likely will not be consistent with the United States' push for a free and open Internet.
"Based on past practices, these activities could be consistent with preparations for the delivery of a rocket to the launch pad or engine to the test stand; or they could be North Korean coercive bargain tactics," it said.
The three central government entities also told provinces to stick to their tightening measures and be consistent in policy, warning against lax regulation that could lead to big fluctuations in the market and a build-up in financial risks.
Experts Believe the Ages of the Boys Could Be Consistent with the Remains Police in Missoula found the remains in the shed of a rental home after cleaners reported them to the police in September, according to The Missoulian.
The results appeared to be consistent, however Watson, Kessler, and Gateway Pundit founder Jim Hoft later reappeared in desktop search for one of our writers—though they remained semi-hidden on mobile on the same account, for reasons unclear.
Cohen told a judge Thursday that he lied in 2017 to the Senate Intelligence Committee about a proposed Trump Tower development in Moscow in order to be consistent with Trump's political messages and out of loyalty to the president.
Big picture: Viboud stresses that the study "does not show that some cities are safer than others for flu" — just that different types of patterns are emerging, which tended to be consistent for that city over that time period.
A majority of the Court found this unconstitutional, essentially holding that to be consistent with the First Amendment the burden of proof had to be on the state to show that a cross-burning was intended to be threatening.
"[A]s for assisting our senior officials who will have legal burdens connected to all of this noise, I think we'll have an announcement shortly that'll make good sense and be consistent with what we've done previously," he said.
My goal is not to tell philosophers or biologists or neuroscientists how to do their jobs; rather, I want to sketch out how all of the different fields can be consistent in the attempt to describe our underlying universe.
"The overall PMI level is likely to remain high, and these projected outcomes would be consistent with Q4 GDP growth of around 0.5 percent quarter-on-quarter after 0.6 percent quarter-on-quarter in Q3," analysts at Nomura said.
In a world of negative rates and other unconventional central bank stimulus, Australia's real interest rate should be at zero or less in order to be consistent with the RBA's desire for policy to be "very accommodative", they said.
Even if those frequencies were present, experts have cast doubt that ultrasound (high frequency) or infrasound (low frequency) could be reasonably weaponized in a way that would be consistent with what the State Department has said about the victims.
It encourages people not only to accept that they are feeling fearful and examine the causes but also to think about their values and how committing to overcoming their fears would be consistent with who they want to be.
Although the socially liberal, economically conservative position would seem to be consistent — and in line with how many people understand American political culture — political science research actually suggests that ideology and issue combinations are the products of elite strategy.
And to be consistent with the preferred evaluative framework of baseball is to judge by the numbers: You can determine someone's level of discipline by his on-base percentage, say, or his precision by his strikeout-to-walk ratio.
It's just that from a policy standpoint we need to be consistent because if we ... Look, if we took down that content there would be so many other, so much other content that we would need to take down.
One of the things I told them when I got hired was selfless service is very important to me, and my goal every day is to improve that room, be consistent and make sure our players continue to improve.
Uber said that permit did not apply to the wider commercial use of self-driving cars bought by consumers, and that the motor vehicle department's decision-making process should be consistent across the types of vehicles on the road.
Such an approach, he contends, would be consistent with the progressive movement's long-held credo that it is the duty of the majority (liberals who predominate on campus) to fight for the minority even when that contravenes self-interest.
"A deficit target in the range 2 to 2.3 percent of GDP may be consistent with a declining debt ratio but would still imply a significant violation of EU rules and would entail tough negotiations with Brussels," he added.
"Essentially, it seems that what we initially monitored as censorship of WhatsApp's photo, video and voice note sharing capabilities in July has now evolved to what appears to be consistent text messaging blocking and throttling across China," Kobeissi told The Verge.
Any steps Japan does take in response to U.S. tariffs would be consistent with rules of the World Trade Organisation (WTO), said a Japanese government source, who declined to be identified because he was not authorized to speak to media.
That's according to Eurogamer, which discovered based on a leaked spec sheet that while its CPU power will be consistent across both modes, its available GPU speeds run at 307.2 MHz undocked, but at either 307.2 or 768 MHz while docked.
I think there&aposs also some questions, well, maybe they are trying to be consistent to where they came out on the travel ban where they are taking the position that Trump&aposs statements are -- made bias the whole process.
"What to reform and how to go about the reform must be consistent with the overarching goal of improving and developing the system of Socialism with Chinese Characteristics and modernizing China's system and capacity for governance," the Chinese leader added.
The highly anticipated decision has delivered an opportunity for President Trump to put tariffs on certain solar panels made outside of the US — a move that officials have reportedly said is likely and would be consistent with his "America First" strategy.
For all the faults of that system, it would at least be consistent if we recognized the reality of that trade-off and openly said that the ensuing deaths were a worthwhile price to pay to protect our Second Amendment freedoms.
And it was important to me not to whitewash Bernie Sanders but to be consistent and intellectually honest in pointing out where the things Bernie Sanders has advocated and espouses are inconsistent with things we've said we believe in the past.
It&aposs also why some of us have argued it is a bad idea to get out of the Iran agreement because it sends a signal that we are not going to be consistent and following through with our agreements.
Such an evolution would be consistent with the decreasing role of the human driver, though it is somewhat inconsistent with a car manufacturer's ability to exert full control over an AI system's learning process, not to mention the driving environment.
I love the Peloton digital app and am so happy we made the bike investment last year, as it is the only way I have been able to be consistent with exercising living where we do and with our crazy schedules.
There was no immediate confirmation from the government in Asmara, but the move would be consistent with rapidly improving ties between the Horn of Africa neighbors, whose 1998 war killed tens of thousands and led to two decades of military stalemate.
"NEW YORK values", a phrase Senator Ted Cruz used to posit America's greatest city as an East-Coast Gomorrah—liberal, licentious, infested with bearded atheists wearing unhealthily constrictive jeans—turn out, electorally at least, to be consistent with American norms.
By paying his workers so little, he is taking away potential customers for his own products, since if they are unable to feed their families without government assistance, they surely cannot afford to be consistent consumers of his unessential products.
"The injured paws and chest blaze of this particular adult bear brought to Green Pond appear to be consistent with the bear seen walking upright on several videos taken from North Jersey residents over the past two years," he said.
So if that is in fact how Epstein died—the New York Times described the medical examiner as "confident" that was the case, citing a city official—it would be consistent with long, brutal tradition of despair and neglect behind bars.
A third option would be to swap the state's holding in Air France KLM for a stake in AccorHotels - a move the newspaper said would be consistent with French President Emmanuel Macron's desire to have an influence in "national champion" companies.
But in that commercialization lies the disconnect: Brands promoting gay pride and the LGBTQ community may not always be consistent in actually supporting the LGBTQ community, but they still capitalize on the help that people want to give that community.
In the email published by Bezos, they say: Please be advised that our newsgathering and reporting on matters involving your client, including any use of your client's "private photographs," has been, and will continue to be, consistent with applicable laws.
The Swedish Migration Agency accepted that Mr. Yasin was Uighur, but it did not believe his account of his escape, said Fedja Ziga, a lawyer who represented the couple and said he found their explanations to be consistent and reasonable.
While is not clear what portion of the new Chinese production line would be devoted to the British brand, greater production volumes would be consistent with Geely's stated ambition to grow the market for Lotus by broadening its line-up.
After signing a plea agreement with special counsel Robert Mueller, Cohen said in court he had made the false statements "to be consistent with Individual 1's political messaging and out of loyalty with Individual 1" — a reference to Trump.
In defiance of sharp criticism from U.S. President Donald Trump, policymakers showed agreement on the September hike and general anticipation that further gradual increases would be consistent with the economic expansion, labor market strength, and firm inflation that most forecast.
To back up this origin story for the Cherepovets xenon readings, the team point to a local fisherman's account of a "blue flash" over the reactor, which could be consistent with an initial nuclear blast rather than a steam explosion.
" Asked whether there would be a bespoke, special solution for Britain, he replied: "Sure, but you will ... I take these two references because this special way should be consistent with the preservation of the single market and our collective interests.
Finding an effective balance won't be easy, but it will certainly be consistent with what we, as a country, claim to be our values; this in a time of perhaps unprecedented fear of terrorist attacks on our soil—from within.
" Secretary of State Mike Pompeo also told reporters at a State Department news conference Tuesday that any retaliatory measures against Iran "will be consistent with the international rule of law, and the American people can rest assured that that's the case.
"[T]he National Protection and Programs Directorate (NPPD) has observed anomalous activity in the National Capital Region that appears to be consistent with International Mobile Subscriber Identity (IMSI) catchers," DHS wrote in response to specific questions Wyden sent them last November.
"[T]he National Protection and Programs Directorate (NPPD) has observed anomalous activity in the National Capital Region that appears to be consistent with International Mobile Subscriber Identity (IMSI) catchers," DHS wrote in response to specific questions Wyden sent them last November.
I'm sure that extends to exactly what you're talking about — sort of the moral clarity of solving the crime and also the notion that we can somehow make sense in a moral way of people's motivations and that they'll be consistent.
" Dr. John Byrd, the agency's laboratory director, said Tuesday at a news conference that in a quick forensic review, the remains in the 55 latest coffins appeared to be consistent with Korean War remains, and "are likely to be American remains.
" Asked whether there would be a bespoke, special solution for Britain, he replied: "Sure, but you will ... I take these two references because this special way should be consistent with the preservation of the single market and our collective interests.
"Although investment grew significantly, the growth patterns for different types of assets do not appear to be consistent with the direction and size of the supply-side incentive effects one would expect from the tax changes," the CRS researchers said.
It'll be interesting to see if somehow out of this chaos comes major breakthroughs, but our experience certainly with China is you have to have a very steady long-term hand and you have to be consistent to make breakthroughs.
It would be within the realm of possibility — and, indeed, would be consistent with the history of self-defeating Saudi policies — if Saudi Arabia's shortsighted support for jihadism had unintentionally allowed extremists within Islamic Affairs to divert funds to the hijackers.
"Taking account of the available information, the Board judged that holding the stance of monetary policy unchanged at this meeting would be consistent with sustainable growth in the economy and achieving the inflation target over time," the RBA said in its statement.
"You have to be consistent to be a good offense, so we have to do it all over again this week," Wake Forest senior tight end Cam Serigne told reporters after recording seven catches for 119 yards and three touchdowns versus Syracuse.
"There have been technological changes that make birth control easier and changes in women's economic standing ... which would be consistent with the notion that women want to delay and have better methods of delay," said Phillip Levine, professor of economics at Wellesley College.
"The Board ... recognized that there was still spare capacity in the economy and that a further improvement in the labour market was likely to be needed for inflation to be consistent with the target," RBA Governor Philip Lowe said in a statement.
"The injured paws and chest blaze of this particular adult bear brought to Green Pond appear to be consistent with the bear seen walking upright on several videos," a spokesperson for the New Jersey Department of Environment Protection told the New York Times.
They argue that only a clean Brexit that abandons the single market, the customs union and the ECJ would be consistent with the June 2016 referendum result, which demands that Britain take back control of its laws, its borders and its money.
They are also pushing for ADI to be calculated using consolidated accounts, a process which would be consistent with the calculation of other capital measures used as part of a trigger for making discretionary AT1 payments, including capital buffers and maximum distributable amounts.
While most audiobooks are broken up into long tracks that may or may not correspond with a book's actual chapters, Google's analyzed the audio behind each of its books so that tracks titles will be consistent with a book's table of contents.
PEOPLE TALK ABOUT REFORM, WELL, ANY RATIONAL PERSON WOULD LOOK AT WHAT WAS DONE – I MEAN, I'M NOT TALKING ABOUT JUST BANKS, BUT ALL OF THEM, AND SAY IT CAN'T ALL BE CONSISTENT, COORDINATED, GOOD FOR GROWTH, GOOD FOR SAFETY AND SOUNDNESS.
"As tax reform expectations continue to rise – which we expect them to over the next month – that should be consistent with U.S. yields continuing to rise and dollar/yen pushing higher," said Sam Lynton-Brown, a currency strategist at BNP Paribas in London.
There will probably never be consistent rules about these questions, but in a world where everyone has reams of personal information just a hack away from mass broadcast, norms do seem to be fitfully changing in the direction of greater discretion and sympathy.
If Mr. Obama makes his selection in the next couple of weeks, the timetable would be consistent with the four to five weeks he spent deliberating before filling his previous two Supreme Court vacancies, in which he chose Sonia Sotomayor and Elena Kagan.
"The March Fed meeting and (Fed Chair) Yellen's speech a few weeks ago seem to be consistent with a policy stance that is OK with running behind the inflation curve," said Mazen Issa, senior currency strategist at TD Securities in New York.
"If you're going to be consistent — if your concern is voter fraud — you should be scrutinizing and improving the absentee-ballot system, not in-person voting," said Mr. Gronke, who was an expert witness in a lawsuit challenging the 2013 voting law.
The Committee expects that further gradual increases in the target range for the federal funds rate will be consistent with sustained expansion of economic activity, strong labor market conditions, and inflation near the Committee's symmetric 2 percent objective over the medium term.
That's especially true for President Trump: The system rewards him for focusing on a handful of states, located mostly in the Great Lakes region, with policies, promises and programs that may not resonate or even be consistent with the interests of all Americans.
" Some officials noted, the minutes added, that "a temporary period of inflation modestly above 2 percent would be consistent with the committee's symmetric inflation objective and could be helpful in anchoring longer-run inflation expectations at a level consistent with that objective.
In a report to the Security Council last July on compliance with Resolution 20161, Ban Ki-moon, then the secretary general, said he was concerned that the missile tests might not be consistent with the "constructive spirit" demonstrated by the nuclear accord.
"Given these developments, and following the reduction in the cash rate in May, the Board judged that leveling the stance of monetary policy unchanged at this meeting would be consistent with sustainable growth in the economy and inflation returning to target over time."
Those cues, her research showed, were pretty reliable if left on their own; one study found that though a child might eat 100 calories at breakfast one day and 350 the next, the overall calorie intake for the day tended to be consistent.
Raha Wala, the senior director of governmental affairs at Human Rights First, an advocacy group, said the health care transfer provision would be consistent with the Defense Department's "obligations under the Geneva Conventions to provide adequate medical care" to its war prisoners.
This intellectual importance was compounded by the way he strained to be consistent, to rule based on principle rather than on his partisan biases — which made him stand out in an age when justices often seem as purely partisan as any other office holder.
" Harrison explained that she wanted her definition of "screen time for women" to be consistent, so she's only included female characters with speaking parts, "because having the ability to say something and contribute to the story— and not serving as a visual object—is important.
The morality of Cinderella may not be consistent over the centuries, but the basic plot is: In every Cinderella, the heroine is a daughter who is betrayed and abused by her mother or stepmother, and she triumphs at the end because of her innate virtue.
SC: Well, I think some of those forces have been at play for some time, and, you know, China asserts its sovereignty, obviously, there's contested claims, in relation to the South China Sea, and Australia's tried to be consistent in a number of respects.
"Whatever way we devise for getting onto the body of the (Brexit) talks, it's got to be consistent with the whole of the United Kingdom taking back control of our laws, of our borders and of our cash," Johnson told reporters after a speech.
Voatz' facial recognition technology will ensure that the person voting in the selfie video matches the ID.  But the use of smartphone-, app-, and blockchain-based voting prompts concerns, because these technologies may not be consistent with the recommended way to secure an election.
This would be consistent with a basic principle of employment relations we study and teach and that wise managers and labor leaders know and practice: Those closest to the problem know the most about what additional supports they need to do their jobs well.
That is the most cash to be withdrawn from those products since late June and came as U.S. Federal Reserve policymakers showed general agreement that further gradual rate hikes would be consistent with the economic expansion, labor market strength and firm inflation that most forecast.
"The Committee expects that further gradual increases in the target range for the federal funds rate will be consistent with sustained expansion of economic activity, strong labor market conditions, and inflation near the Committee's symmetric 22.1 percent objective over the medium term," the statement said.
To be consistent, those who favor the acceptance of immigrants who are more highly skilled and educated, such as in the H-1B program, also should support the best and brightest who are educated on our own soil, especially those who arrived here as children.
"A 120-day comment period would be consistent with past practice for matters of similar importance and complexity, including EPA's 85033 proposal to adopt the Clean Power Plan and its 2017 proposal to repeal the Clean Power Plan," the AGs wrote Monday to the agencies.
"The Energy Industry Associations urge the Commission to reject the proposed unreasonable timelines and instead proceed in a manner that would afford meaningful consideration of public comments and be consistent with the normal deliberative process that it typically affords such major undertakings," they said.
The promise of a pardon would virtually eliminate the chance Manafort tries to cut a deal now and cooperate against Trump, and it would be consistent with Trump's earlier comments about what a "good man" Manafort is and how "unfairly" he has been treated.
People might not remember my name all of the time, but if they remember the essence of me, the color of my hair, the cup in my hands...I want that branding to be consistent, like the number 3 on Chance the Rapper's hat.
In court in November, Cohen testified (under oath) that he made the false statements to Congress "to be consistent with Individual-1's political messaging and to be loyal to Individual-1"; on Wednesday, he said, he was only there to tell the truth.
"In an environment where productivity growth is remaining very weak, you actually don't need a particularly large rise in wage growth to be consistent with the Fed's 2 percent inflation target," said Michael Pearce, a senior U.S. economist at Capital Economics in New York.
Bringing criminal charges against these individuals would be consistent with the practices established over the past five years by the Justice Department's National Security Division, which indicted—and in some cases even arrested—specific government and military hackers from nation-states like Iran, China, and Russia. 4.
"The Committee judges that some further gradual increases in the target range for the federal funds rate will be consistent with sustained expansion of economic activity, strong labor market conditions, and inflation near the Committee's symmetric 2 percent objective over the medium term," the statement said.
Bloomberg wrote:The draft order directs that any actions federal agencies take should be "consistent with other laws"—an apparent nod to concerns that it could threaten the traditional independence of U.S. law enforcement or conflict with the First Amendment, which protects political views from government regulation.
QUEBEC CITY, Canada (Reuters) - Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said on Saturday that no country benefits from protectionism, and that all measures should be consistent with World Trade Organization rules, as he wrapped up a sometimes contentious summit with other Group of Seven leaders in Canada.
France's BEA air accident investigation office said in its final report that Lubitz had begun to show symptoms that could be consistent with a psychotic depressive episode in December 2014 and consulted several doctors over the following months, none of whom alerted aviation authorities or his employer.
Participants in the Fed's rate-setting committee also "generally anticipated that further gradual increases" in short-term borrowing costs "would most likely be consistent" with the kind of continued economic expansion, labor market strength, and firm inflation that most of them are anticipating, the minutes showed.
Greenpeace announced it would send a letter to the central Russian prosecutor's office seeking an investigation into a possible coverup of a "radiation accident" in the southern Urals — one it said would be consistent with the kinds of activities Mayak is known to be involved in.
"Based on past practices, these activities could be consistent with preparations for the delivery of a rocket to the launch pad or engine to the test stand; or, they could be North Korean coercive bargaining tactics after the failed Hanoi summit," the Washington-based think tank wrote.
"We've made it clear in a lot of conversations and some letters that any GOP replacement plan has to be consistent with the principles of the Hyde Amendment," said David Christensen, vice president of government affairs at Family Research Council, a conservative group that promotes Christian values.
Brands can no longer rely solely on their image, positioning and status: this means that the offer and the entire productivity chain (from how the products are conceived and produced to the way they are communicated and sold), needs to adapt and be consistent with these changes.
" This willingness to adopt a policy position not out of conviction but out of a desire to conform to partisan priorities reflects an urge, they write, "to bolster and protect valued political identities by expressing and rationalizing the viewpoints cued to be consistent with these identities.
These questions don't get addressed, which gets people to distrust science reporting because they think it's inconsistent ("Eggs are bad then eggs are good then eggs are bad again then eggs are good again...") when really the data may be consistent just the interpretations are inconsistent.
The Bérnié ad is not nearly as funny or interesting without the beautifully designed website and Instagram and Twitter accounts, and it was important to me that the voice of the brand be consistent and that there's a logo; you kind of take it all the way.
" In 1863, Abraham Lincoln seized the opportunity to make Thanksgiving a holiday, calling on his fellow citizens to "heal the wounds of the nation and restore it as soon as may be consistent with the divine purposes to the full enjoyment of peace, harmony, tranquility, and union.
"My job is not to lead 240 some odd Republicans in a conference, my job is to be consistent to what I told the voters the 5th District I was going to be when I ran, and I'm candidly proud of the job I'm doing," he said.
"While it was not feasible for Aymenn al-Tamimi to verify the documents with ISIS administrators in Syria, careful examination by al-Tamimi of their content, format and appearance found them to be consistent with documents drafted by ISIS in the past and generated no red flags," Cruickshank said.
She said however that an agreement with Russia had to be consistent with the International Monetary Fund's loan program to Kiev which envisaged saving $15.2 billion over four years via restructuring debt, and also must fit with the terms of the Eurobond restructuring that Ukraine conducted last year.
Following White, CFTC Chairman Timothy Massad told the conference that one key focus for his agency is reproposing a rule on capital requirements for swap dealers so that it will be consistent with banking regulations but flexible enough to apply to broker-dealers and other non-banking institutions.
IT'S REALLY WHETHER WE WANT TO BE CONSISTENT WITH OUR VIEW THAT A GRADUAL UPWARD TILT TO THE POLICY PATH IS RIGHT AND, YOU KNOW, IS IT APPROPRIATE GIVEN THE ECONOMY AND GIVEN OUR OUTLOOK AND GIVEN THE RISKS, DO WE TAKE ANOTHER STEP ON THAT GRADUAL PATH?
"Taking account of the available information, and having eased monetary policy at its May and August meetings, the board judged that holding the stance of policy unchanged at this meeting would be consistent with sustainable growth in the economy and achieving the inflation target over time," Lowe said.
That's a separate question from what the committee clarified in our last statement, which is the balance sheet will always be consistent with our dual mandate goals, with the policy rate being the active policy instrument, but we wouldn't want those two instruments to be work at cross-purposes.
Even the strongest years tend to have one or more declines of more than 5 percent from a high, so this would be consistent with the rhythm of an ongoing market advance – one that is strongly suggested, based on historical patterns, by the impressive start to the year.
The (not inconsiderable) implications of a rapidly strengthening dollar aside, there remains another reason why the BAT may still radically impact international trade, which should give policymakers pause before they plunge into such a radical experiment: The BAT may not be consistent with World Trade Organization (WTO) rules.
Anything is possible, but let's look at how the U.S. economy is performing: If the economy is growing at an above-trend pace, and job gains are sufficient to tighten the labor market, then one would certainly expect that that would be consistent with monetary policy normalization over time.
Department regulations require the acting attorney general to notify the chairman and the ranking member of the judiciary committees of the House and Senate, where he overrules an action proposed by the special counsel, but any such notification must be "consistent with applicable law," including Rule 6(e).
Children who are younger in their peer group, such as those with an August birthday in a school with a September 1 cutoff date, could be more likely to be diagnosed with ADHD, Layton said, as certain childhood behaviors may be consistent with those that are used for diagnosis.
That would be consistent with the two references to "Beach Week," which the Washington Post describes as an annual Maryland prep school excursion to Delaware: Every summer, the "Holton girls" would pack into a rented house for Beach Week, an annual bacchanal of high-schoolers from around the region.
But the reasonable expectation is at least to be consistent if the Colberts and Kimmels of the world continue to not only make more political speeches than jokes — and portraying themselves and the party they represent as better, more caring, more sensitive to the needs of the powerless.
THE RATES ON THE TWO YEARS, FIVE YEARS AND TEN YEARS FOR THE PAST NEARLY SIX MONTHS HAVE BEEN RISING AT A RATE THAT WOULD BE CONSISTENT WITH EIGHT FED RATE HIKES, IF THE CURVE WERE GOING PARALLEL IN A YEAR BECAUSE IT'S UP BY 200 BASIS POINTS ANNUALIZED.
Indeed, another analysis by Will Jennings, a political scientist at the University of Southampton, suggested that education level — the percentage of college graduates in a constituency — was actually more important than income level or class per se, which would be consistent with long-term data on European political realignment.
"The agencies recognize that efforts to work with borrowers in communities under stress can be consistent with safe-and-sound practices as well as in the public interest," read a joint statement from the Federal Reserve and three other banking regulators, plus the California Department of Business Oversight.
To be deemed ethical, the council said heritable genome editing interventions must adhere to two overarching principles: They "must be intended to secure, and be consistent with, the welfare of the future person," and "they should not increase disadvantage, discrimination or division in society," write the authors of the report.
Not even the robotic drones seem to be consistent; one second they're targeting and literally vaporizing a human trying to escape — an unexpected and violent feat of CG that made me gasp the first time it happened — the next they're failing to register the existence of his companion at all.
The other thing I'd say is, in the spirit of Who do you want to make money for, I do certain things for self-care that might take a little bit more time, however, help me be consistent with my values and the way that I want to change the world.
"The proposed transaction cannot be said to be consistent with the public interest when it is evident that decisions affecting Hydro One's and Avista's business operations and financial integrity are subject to political considerations," the Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission said here The Ontario government owns 47 percent of Hydro One.
Using principles from motivational interviewing and positive psychology, (both long researched and used in the therapy profession), health coaches help people find their motivation for making change, their strengths they can rely on to be consistent in that change, and help them identify barriers that can get in the way.
One of those experts, Christopher K. Johnson, a China specialist at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington, said that such a move "would be consistent with other recent personnel changes" by Mr. Xi, who is chief of the Communist Party, to eliminate officials beholden to other factions.
Shah said the State of California has suggested that customers pursue a path that would be consistent with their goals of 100% clean electricity, but the reality is that diesel generators are in inventory and clean energy solutions take six to nine months of planning to install correctly and cost-effectively.
Novikov and his contemporaries held that while the theory of general relativity maintained that "closed timelike curves" were possible, and thus so were trips back in time, people could only perform actions that wouldn't change the past; they had to be consistent with what had already happened (hence the name).
"The decision to resume its regular FX purchases in the open market should be consistent with a marginal easing of the policy, which was also the reason behind the shift in the market's expectations in favour of the policy rate hike," Credit Suisse analyst Alexey Pogorelov wrote in a note.
In the past, the Fed could reasonably assume that productivity would rise by about 21625 percent per year, so 2900-percent wage growth would generate 220006-percent increases in the rate of growth of unit labor costs and, hence, would be consistent with inflation also running at about 2202 percent.
Research published by the Stockholm Environment Institute shows that despite all the rhetoric about transitioning to renewable energy, the world is on track to produce 120 percent more fossil fuels than would be consistent with limiting global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius, the goal set by the Paris Agreement in 2015.
GUNDLACH: NOT SOONER THAN WHAT I FORECAST TODAY, NO, BECAUSE WHEN IT'S COMING, I THINK THESE INDICATORS WILL GIVE US A HEADS UP. ANOTHER ONE IS THESE JUMP BOND SPREAD TO TREASURIES, WHICH WIDDENED DURING THE SELL-OFF A COUPLE WEEKS AGO, BUT NOWHERE NEAR ENOUGH TO BE CONSISTENT WITH RECESSION.

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