Sentence examples for are consistent with statements from inspiring English sources

Mr. Silver's criticism of the union are consistent with statements by the museum's management, which insists that the union's leadership is misinforming and manipulating union members.

"The statements from the attorney general are consistent with statements from other officials at the FBI and the department," Roehrkasse said.

Mitchell said, in the statement, that providing the evidence was consistent with statements he made in March.

Mr. Holder said the new approach was consistent with statements made by President Obama in the campaign and was based on an assessment of how to allocate scarce enforcement resources.

The statements by Mr. Kim, which were read by an announcer for North Korean radio and monitored by the BBC, were consistent with statements in North Korean newspapers over the weekend, as North Korea has increased its criticisms of American policies in response to growing worries in Washington that North Korea may soon begin production of nuclear weapons.

That account is consistent with statements this week by a commission spokesman, but it contradicts claims by a former defense intelligence official who said he had told the commission staff about Able Danger's work on Mr. Atta during a briefing in Afghanistan in October 2003.

Garcia himself added: "Publication would be consistent with statements made by a number of executive committee members".

This sleight of hand is consistent with statements Copeland has made regarding her own relationship to geography.

Picking between two cities rich in Super Bowl lore would be consistent with statements in recent months by NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell that the game would reflect the history of an event that was first staged in 1967.

Police say that they have interviewed "a number of witnesses" to the incident and that their "statements are consistent with the statements of the officers and the evidence reflected by the dash-cam video of the responding officer, along with audio evidence from the backup officer".

A second step requires considering whether the confession contains details that are consistent with the statements of others, accurate in their match to the facts of the crime and lead to evidence unknown to police.