"Ask if that conduct is consistent with criminal intent," he said.
"Ask if that conduct is consistent with criminal intent," Mr. Stillman said.
"Lake's present conduct is consistent with his prior threats against Reggie Bush and his family," the statement read.
Suppose an officer's conduct is consistent with the language of a Fourth Amendment rule that a court of appeals announced in a case with clearly distinguishable facts?
They apply to the prisoners of war, and they are written out, and they are instructed, and the people in the Army train them to that, and the people in the Central Command have the responsibility of seeing that in fact their conduct is consistent with the Geneva Conventions.
In a troubling, if unsurprising, move, the memorandum included language indicating that religious employers should be allowed to hire only those whose conduct is consistent with their faith. .
These studies, showing the effectiveness of short-time interventions and the ability of counsellors with limited training to successfully conduct therapy are consistent with the findings of Rahman and colleagues [ 15], who trained community health workers in treating mothers with depression in rural Pakistan within four sessions.
Over representation in the highest socio-economic group (Table 1) may affect the reproducibility of this program, however, the demographics of the area this program was conducted in are consistent with this attendance statistic.
Ante, at 20, n. 12. Quite the contrary: an allegation that competitors meet on a regular basis, like the allegations of parallel conduct, is consistent with though not sufficient to prove the plaintiffs' entirely serious and unequivocal allegation that the defendants entered into an unlawful agreement.
