Surely that isn't consistent with the principles of copyright law.
Mr. Bush's memo instructed the armed forces to treat Taliban prisoners in a way consistent with the "principles of Geneva".
"This court's discussion of the Florida Constitution merely confirmed that its statutory interpretation was consistent with the principles of that Constitution".
It will provide a fairer pay system based on a national NHS-specific Job Evaluation Scheme consistent with the principles of equal pay for work of equal value.
The president was very clear in providing directives that even though Geneva would not apply as a matter of law, that we would treat detainees humanely and subject to military necessity and as appropriate consistent with the principles of Geneva.
At a meeting earlier in the day the Smithsonian's board of regents voted for a revised policy on information requests consistent with the principles of the Freedom of Information Act.
In 2002, President Bush declared that detainees should be treated "humanely, and to the extent appropriate and consistent with military necessity, in a manner consistent with the principles" of the Geneva conventions.
If there is to be military action, consistent with the principles of international law, it must be a last resort when all other diplomatic and political alternatives have failed.
Neither man was fully happy with the result, and, while Libeskind endorsed the design as consistent with the principles of his plan, he mentioned Childs's name only once, in a pro-forma way.
Stanley K. Schlein, a lawyer for the Democratic organization, said that Mr. Espada could be removed if it was proven that the senator made statements that "are not consistent with the principles of the party".
After passage, President Obama congratulated the committee and called the legislation "largely consistent with the principles of common-sense reform I have proposed and meets the challenge of fixing our broken immigration system".
