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".
Discovery in administrative proceedings under this section shall be conducted as expeditiously and inexpensively as possible, consistent with the need of all parties to obtain relevant evidence.
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.
A requirement that local workers be employed at a livable wage and a plan to house them may be the best social plan and be consistent with the need for prompt action.
Micaela Schweitzer-Bluhm, a spokeswoman for the American Consulate in Jerusalem, repeated American policy that Palestinians should be allowed to travel more easily through the West Bank "consistent with the need to maintain security".
His veto statement acknowledged that condom distribution represents a reasonable "public policy, and it is consistent with the need to improve our prison health care system and overall public health".
May says: Our priority must be the prosecution of the people behind these disgusting crimes … Wherever possible – and consistent with the need to prosecute – we will adopt a presumption of maximum transparency.
Accordingly, his not having been briefed on potentially embarrassing details of ongoing operations is consistent with the need for "plausible deniability", a policy which has been more-or-less observed by presidents since the Eisenhower administration.
