These changes were consistent with needed elements for fit in the multicontingency model.
This finding is consistent with needs for more specific guidelines and other readily accessible supportive resources as suggested by other investigators [ 19- 25, 25].
In sum, the rationale for the GFATM was not so much that a GPG was being undersupplied, but that assistance was not being provided efficiently or in a way consistent with needs.
Under the gold standard, the financial sector might need more support than the central bank could deliver, consistent with the need to keep a consistent ratio between gold and its reserves.
It could even be argued that the urgent need for ever closer European union that followed the war, particularly driven by the French and the Germans, was partly explained by a kind of psychological denial camouflage system, the need for a behaviour which would in some way be consistent with the need to explain away the ineluctable fact of collaboration.
That wherever possible – and consistent with the need to prosecute – we will adopt a presumption of maximum transparency.
"That is consistent with the need, now widely accepted, to eliminate the large structural fiscal deficit and to raise the national saving rate".
He added, "The benefit packages, the work rules, the wages, and other decisions by the management were not consistent with the need to be more competitive".
But he said some sessions would remain behind closed doors, "consistent with the need to protect national security, sometimes to ensure complete candour and openness from witnesses".
This is why the Obama administration has gone to unusual lengths, consistent with the need to protect intelligence, to explain the basis for and limits on its actions.
