Sentence examples for consistent with the judgment from inspiring English sources

That was consistent with the judgment Wednesday of the European Commission, which gave France and several other bloc members additional time to meet the bloc's mandated budget deficit targets.

"So we indicated that the case had strengthened for an increase in the federal funds rate and, to my mind, the evidence we've seen since that time remains consistent with the judgment the committee reached in November".

Our results were consistent with the judgment of the World Cancer Research Fund that consumption of black tea or coffee has no relationship with the risk of prostate cancer (World Cancer Research Fund, 1997).

Our results are consistent with the judgment of World Cancer Research Fund that it is possible that black tea has no relationship with breast cancer risk and that it is convincing that coffee has no relationship with the risk of breast cancer (World Cancer Research Fund, 1997).

The hypothesized patterns were clearly confirmed by the data, although there were three case vignettes where the classification of the case vignettes as clear sense of reassurance, clear sense of alarm, or ambiguous case vignettes based on the initial study were not consistent with the judgment by the participants of the validation study.

The fact of these discrepancies raises the important question of how to measure changing income distribution in a manner consistent with the judgments we wish to make about the alleviation of absolute poverty and changes in relative income inequality.

It is worth noting that these results are consistent with the judgments that expert riders made during simulator tuning.

Eight of the assessments (8/32; 25%) which reached greater than 70% agreement between raters were not consistent with the judgments of the authors of the systematic reviews.

This is entirely consistent with the European Court of Human Rights judgment in the case of Hannover v Germany.

The correlation analysis between the subjective preferences and objective evaluations of the enhanced images show that most of the existing CEE metrics are not well consistent with the human judgment of quality.

Erin Crum, a spokeswoman for HarperCollins, said in an e-mail that the publisher "has reached agreements with our e-retailers that are consistent with the final judgment," or settlement.