Sentence examples for backed by consistent from inspiring English sources
He argues that once businesses see a solid rise in output backed by consistent government policies, investment will follow, bringing decent jobs for young people.
At the same time, though, instead of delivering righteous condemnation, the United States should seize upon the melamine scandal as an opportunity to pass federal fertilizer standards backed by consistent testing for this compound, which could very well be hidden in plain sight.
Trollope understands with eerie accuracy the dispersal of power in an institution with prerogatives: Mrs. Proudie, the Bishop's wife, has immense power because she has the Bishop's ear, and all the rest of him, but also because she has a reputation for integrity backed by consistent tough-mindedness.
Yet the move still isn't backed by a broader, consistent approach to Russia from the U.S. government, Fried said.
The treatment ratio can also be used as a proxy for quality, particularly for pneumonia, for which the expected incidence is reasonably consistent and backed by solid data.
He added that the practice is backed by sound legal reasoning and is consistent with best practices for law enforcement agencies.
This could be seen as equivalent to continuity corrections, although it also constrains probabilities to be consistent and is backed by a deeper Bayesian principle to specify a non-informative prior in the case of ignorance regarding an outcome.
The band manages to strike a consistent tone of determined, serious juvenilia backed by death growls and distorted guitars, and maintains it through a 75-minute album.
He was backed by Transport for London who said the adverts were not "consistent with TfL's commitment to a tolerant and inclusive London".
Strong, consistent leadership requires vision -- a strategic approach backed by specific, targeted plans for implementing the strategy.
[Excerpts, Page A8.] Mr. Powell insists he has been consistent throughout, arguing that he has always supported diplomacy backed by force.
