Sentence examples for believe is consistent with from inspiring English sources

JB: It was large, but we invested in an early stage that we believe is consistent with our other investments.

"None of that, I would believe, is consistent with that preamble commitment that was made by everyone," Tillerson said.

A Defense Department spokesman told the newspaper that "we will continue to provide them with appropriate reading materials based on what we believe is consistent with our responsibility to maintain good order and discipline and humane treatment".

On Sunday Chief Constable Sims said: "I look forward to being held to account for the decisions I have made over the past week which I believe were consistent with the available information and resources.

Our intent here is to make more transparent the technology underlying the generation of the cognitive data in the form of plausible values and to offer guidelines for use that we believe are consistent with that technology.

(That is the unemployment rate that the Fed believes is consistent with stable inflation).

At five per cent, the unemployment rate is now at about the minimum level that the Fed believes is consistent with stable prices over the long term.

If, over the past three months, the labor force hadn't grown substantially and the participation rate hadn't risen, the acceleration in job growth would have produced another fall in the unemployment rate, bringing it below five per cent, which is about the minimum level that the Fed believes is consistent with stable inflation.

The New York City health department dispatched a team of investigators to a private school in Queens on Friday after dozens of students complained of symptoms that officials believed were consistent with a strain of swine flu that has swept Mexico City.

"President Truman made a decision that he believed was consistent with our national security priorities," Earnest said.

At the time, President Truman made a decision he believed was "consistent with our national security priorities," White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest said in explaining Obama's refusal to apologize.