Sentence examples for consistent with governmental from inspiring English sources
UNICEF strategies have connected with appropriate ministries and national institutions; explicitly engaged provincial and sub-district levels; and have been generally consistent with governmental policy priorities.
It is not questioned that the state may refuse its consent and retain jurisdiction consistent with the governmental purposes for which the property was acquired.
(38: p. 51) This focus is consistent with the national governmental and non-governmental drive to draw public attention to and strengthen the organized collective responses to violence against women and children (4, 12).
My call for a limited moratorium is consistent with current mainstream governmental policy throughout Long Island, including the Town of Oyster Bay.
Consistent with this view, numerous governmental and private organizations which deal closely with correctional institutions have promulgated standards designed "to maximize visiting opportunities for inmates". U.S. Dept. of Justice, Federal Standards for Prisons and Jails, Standard 12.12 19800).
The enforcement of any such order, process, or judgment against any governmental unit shall be consistent with appropriate nonbankruptcy law applicable to such governmental unit and, in the case of a money judgment against the United States, shall be paid as if it is a judgment rendered by a district court of the United States.
The one-sentence indication that the lower court decision was affirmed by "an evenly divided court" obscures numerous failures to perform governmental duties consistent with the reasonable expectations of the populace.
The Office ensures that the Organization's activities are carried out according to its Basic Texts and are consistent with its status as an inter-governmental organization within the UN system.
Such order or judgment for costs or fees under this title or the Federal Rules of Bankruptcy Procedure against any governmental unit shall be consistent with the provisions and limitations of section 2412(d)(2)(A) of title 28.
This is markedly different to the previous research reviewed in the Introduction, and is consistent with the proposition that the introduction of governmental guidelines may have improved clinical practice in this area.
Proper regulation coordinated with strategic and consistent governmental stimulus will ultimately work so long as time and patience are allowed to be present.
