Some lawyers said invoking the Geneva Conventions and other treaties was not entirely consistent with the attitude that Washington has expressed toward international institutions like the United Nations and the International Criminal Court and with how it treated enemy soldiers taken prisoner in Afghanistan.
The low interdependence between job stability and biographical uncertainty seems to be consistent with the attitude of considering demands from the public sphere (e.g., the labor force) less significant than relationships and commitments related to the private sphere.
They were entirely consistent with the dismissive attitude Mr. Romney has routinely shown toward non-Americans or the nonrich.
The judge's apparent lack of sympathy, the former students say, is consistent with the general attitude of the British establishment, still disproportionately made up of men of a certain age and class who went to prep schools like Caldicott.
But linguists — many of whom once promoted theories consistent with that attitude — now say such thinking is outmoded.
Preclinical medical students were more positive in their attitudes and interests in working with homeless people, which is consistent with the overall positive attitudes and increased empathy early in medical school noted by other studies [ 2, 3, 16].
This positioning of responses on the referendum is consistent with the "map" of attitudes expressed by the factorial plane.
Informed decision-making can be defined as a cognitive and emotional process that leads to a decision being made and subsequent action being carried out, based on sufficient understanding and awareness of the risks, benefits, limitations, uncertainties and alternatives regarding the technology in question, and that is consistent with the individual's attitudes or views [ 15, 16].
If one assumes that high-level speakers of a talker group are better representatives of the attitude of the group as a whole than mid-level speakers, then this gender-dependent interaction with talker proficiency is consistent with the gender-dependent attitude observed in the gender effect above.
(Perish the thought!) That would be consistent with the industry's attitude toward its potential tech partners, going back to its failure to join forces with Napster in 2001 and killing Napster instead.
This is consistent with the finding from the attitude statements that content in the unit had changed student views on Aboriginal issues.
