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The apparent inconsistencies came into focus when the Supreme Court -- one player in the online pornography wars that has maintained a consistent stance on filters -- handed down its decision in the A.C.L.U.'s challenge to the Child Online Protection Act.

And at least he has taken a bold, consistent stance on the issue.

While there's little past polling on cabinet nominations, a few previous surveys on Supreme Court nominations suggest neither Democrats nor Republicans have held a consistent stance on whether the confirmation process should be driven purely by qualifications.

Despite an immigration struggle in his own family, Rubio has taken principled and consistent stances on public policy, said Alvarado.

On Iraq Taking a principled and consistent stance over Iraq has attracted much criticism from our detractors and opponents.

This has been a consistent stance.

Pauline Neville-Jones has taken a consistent stance.

A new Chinese policy paper on Taiwan, which has prompted a furious reaction in the United States, merely "reiterates the government's consistent stance" and does not represent a change in policy, a senior Chinese official said today.

From 2005 to 2012 there has been a consistent Cameroonian stance on core policies: cutting welfare costs, boosting school choice, tackling immigration and repatriating powers from the EU.

"It is paramount that the new administration comes out with a clear, consistent, firm, predictable stance on Russia early," she said.

The officials said the fish would not have to be labeled as being genetically engineered, a policy consistent with its stance on foods made from genetically engineered crops.