At the same time, our study offered a higher but comparable incidence to that of the existing cancer registration systems, with consistent constitutions of gender and TNM staging in NSCLC cases with other studies, which confirms the reliability of our findings.
The DENR responded by developing tenure instruments consistent with Constitution provisions such as IFMAs and SIFMAs.
The Committee may, by a two-thirds majority of the votes cast, amend its Rules of Procedure provided that such amendment is consistent with the Constitution and the General Rules of the Organization.
The Committee may, by a two-thirds majority of the votes cast, decide to suspend any of the foregoing Rules of Procedure, provided that the action contemplated is consistent with the Constitution and the General Rules of the Organization and that 24 hours' notice of the proposal for the suspension has been given.
Indeed, the footnote in the DOJ guidance goes on to indicate that, "All such activities must be conducted consistent with the Constitution and applicable Federal law and policy…" But the way the Constitution has been applied by the U.S. Supreme Court allows for racial profiling.
The law first enacted would not be; for, as the argument supposes either may be enacted consistent with the constitution, that which is first enacted must, at the time of enactment, be consistent with the constitution; and if then consistent, it cannot become otherwise, by any subsequent act of the legislature.
It's been done in a way that's consistent with our Constitution, consistent with due process, consistent with rule of law, consistent with our traditions.
* Empowered reform cabinet with office of prime minister formally established, consistent with draft constitution.
But if it fits within the realm of America and consistent with the Constitution, no problem.
But his treatment must be consistent with the Constitution and the Bill of Rights.
… But if it fits within the realm of America and consistent with the constitution, no problem.
