Sentence examples for canada consistent from inspiring English sources

Finally, it has fought efforts by the trophy hunting lobby to import sport-hunted polar bear trophies from Canada, consistent with the Fish and Wildlife Service's designation of polar bears as a threatened species.

New York's tax increase was associated with a 6.0% (95%CI, −0.4 to 12.5; p<.068) higher cessation RSV during the implementation period compared to differences in searches in Canada; consistent with patterns for the SCHIP tax search trends.

Four hundred and twenty six responses were received, and physician responses were distributed across Canada consistent with national physician distribution.

As such, given the negative impact of criminalised sex work laws and enforcement practices, our findings lend further support to calls for the full decriminalisation of sex work in Canada, consistent with international guidelines by global policy bodies. 1 29 New Zealand and parts of Australia have decriminalised sex work.

Obtaining data from other parties, and sharing of data with those parties, must be consistent with the Canada Elections Act or the Elections Act of the respective province or territory.

The original data was collected with full consent of all participants consistent with the Canada Statistics Act.

Canada-wide community health surveys show consistent rates of cervical screening between 1978 and 2006: over 40% among 18 19 year-olds, rising to mostly over 80% during the young adult ages, then dropping thereafter, especially after age 70 (Table 3).

The trend of decreasing concentrations is consistent with observations from Environment Canada's fixed-site stations [see Supplemental Material, Figure 2 (doi:10.1289/ehp.1002221)].

However, these conditions are not necessarily consistent – they may be made on an ad-hoc basis (Canada Decision Maker 1), or they may depend on whether the decision involves a health device or a drug (Canada Researcher 1).

Nevertheless, several documents clearly state that withdrawing and withholding treatments (including life-sustaining measures) should be consistent with the patient's wishes (e.g. WMA III, CANADA CHPCA II, USA AAHPM II).

"The requirement of Citizenship and Immigration Canada to remove full face coverings during citizenship ceremonies is not onerous and is consistent with the customs and conventions of an open liberal democratic society such as ours," the prime minister piled on.