That's certainly consistent with the Obama administration's policy of deportations.
"It's something we know they want, and it's certainly consistent with what the coalition is calling for.
And, as a final point in its favour, the Eine print is certainly consistent with Cameron's humble acknowledgement of Britain's subordinate role in the special relationship.
"We do not have the scientific means here to prove they suffered pesticide poisoning, but the symptoms they displayed were certainly consistent with that condition".
The scanned book project is certainly consistent with the company's mission, which is "to organize the world's information and make it universally accessible and useful".
Mr. Ridge said a report in The Times of London that the information was found half-burned in Kabul was "certainly consistent" with other signs that Mr. bin Laden wanted to obtain nuclear weapons.
"I used to say things like, 'It's really difficult to attribute any one single event to climate change, but some of these are certainly consistent with what our broad body of science says is occurring,'" Dr. Shepherd said.
"Our results are certainly consistent with the nationwide increase in painkiller abuse and overdose mortality in recent years," he said, "and suggest that this phenomenon is currently affecting whites to a greater degree than blacks".
"It's certainly consistent with what we've all been noting, the growth in cohabitation in this country, but it also tells us how complex American families are becoming," said Freya L. Sonenstein, director of population studies at the Urban Institute in Washington and a visiting fellow at the Public Policy Institute of California.
Supposing the President is, indeed, rational and not in the throes of some disabling hormonal delirium, this rejection of the French legal tradition whereby private life is 'murée', or walled off, in favour of openness for its own sake is certainly consistent with other American borrowings, from bellicosity towards Iran to his NYPD T-shirt.
It would be important, though, if the spots also regulated their angle of approach.The immobility of a mallard's head when it is landing does not prove it is using its magnetic vision to steer, but it is certainly consistent with the idea.
