"It is very important that we preserve the unity of NATO" and that the new system is "consistent" with the alliance, Robin Cook, the British foreign secretary, said here this week.
Fred Abrahams, a special adviser for Human Rights Watch, said the report was consistent with the alliance's refusal to acknowledge clear mistakes, and revealed a "willful decision not to look at civilian casualties".
During the first Sudanese Civil War (1955-1972), Israrmedrmed and trained the Southern Sudan Liberation Movement (SSLM), which was consistent with the "alliance on the periphery" pillar of Ben-Gurion's foreign policy.
In conclusion, we find that human friend cognition shows patterns consistent with an alliance-building function.
This finding is consistent with an alliance-building model as well as theories surrounding exchange, similarity, and familiarity.
Sen. Chris Murphy (D-Conn). says the U.S. should take stock of its relationship with Saudi Arabia, calling for a "less consistent" and "more conditional" alliance between the countries.
This is consistent with previous therapeutic alliance research which suggests that the therapeutic relationship is established within the first three sessions.
This reciprocal relationship between managers and employees is consistent with the worker-manager alliance theory of Pagano and Volpin (2005), and portrays a more complex and nuanced picture of the interactions among managers, workers, and shareholders.
The proposed alliance would be consistent with the terms and conditions of the U.S. Treasury financing to Chrysler.
A recent systematic review indicated that working alliance has a consistent positive correlation with treatment outcome in a physical rehabilitation setting [ 18].
In a review article, Martin and colleagues [ 50] reported a moderate but consistent relationship between the therapeutic alliance and outcomes of face-to-face psychotherapy.
