Sentence examples for consistent with case from inspiring English sources

Our conclusion is consistent with case law in the analogous context of Title II of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, 78 Stat.

This susceptibility test, according to Montana, is not only consistent with case precedent about navigability, but will also permit the consideration of a broad range of historical documents.

Following an overview of the current legal status of in-house privilege in the European Community in Part I, this Article will in Part II critically evaluate the current state of the law and point to certain measures which, if adopted, would permit in-house counsel to claim privilege consistent with case law.

Consistent with case studies in developed countries (e.g., [45]), it was found that in Bandung individuals only spent around 4 5% of their time on travel.

The latter finding is consistent with Case 3B in which those switching into entrepreneurship are unable to fully balance their skills and waste some of their specialized human capital investments from the first period.

This was not consistent with case distribution (R. Cardinal, CFIA, pers. comm).

Our methodology also appears to lead to results consistent with cases available in the literature when the same cost hypotheses are taken into consideration.

Eugene Volokh, a law professor at University of California at Los Angeles, said the agreement by seven justices that the varying recounting standards were constitutionally troubling was consistent with cases in which the court had challenged government's right to discriminate among citizens.

Whereas the Government at least appeals to Strickland and the case law under it, the most the dissent can claim by way of precedential support for its rule is that it is "consistent with" cases that never discussed the issue of prejudice.

Consistent with case-control studies, we found nominal associations between rs13426118 and BMI in 900 subjects without T2D.

Both maternal and fetal samples were excluded if the last menstrual period and birth weight were not consistent with case-control status, suggestive of sample misidentification or if extracted DNA was not available in the Biobank.