This Executive Order is consistent with the remaining sanctions provisions of the Syria Accountability and Lebanese Sovereignty Restoration Act.
"That move would be consistent with the organization's sanctioning of both South Carolina and Mississippi for state-sponsored bigotry".
To the extent that truthful speech may ever be sanctioned consistent with the First Amendment, it must be in furtherance of a state interest "of the highest order". Smith, 443 U.S. at 103.
Differences among soybean cultivars in their response to mixtures of effective and ineffective rhizobia are consistent with the possibility of differences in sanctions among cultivars (Kiers et al. 2007), so it may be possible to improve this trait, by agricultural criteria, beyond what natural selection has performed.
In his remarks on Wednesday, Kerry said he was prepared to work with Congress on sanctions "which are consistent with the agreement".
To the extent that the FISC sanctioned PRISM, it may be consistent with the law.
5, 19 As observed in other studies, social influence played a role, with several people saying they only consulted the GP on advice from others, most often a spouse or partner; this is consistent with the idea that the social context is important in sanctioning help seeking.
Thus, sanction relief enacted by President Obama may be withdrawn, consistent with the Review Act, by President Trump.
Any sanctions will be imposed in a manner that is consistent with the University's policies and procedures on faculty discipline.
Veselnitskaya, in her statement to the Judiciary Committee, wrote that the true nature of the meeting was to discuss US sanctions on Russia, known as the Magnitsky Act, which was consistent with the narrative offered by a lawyer representing the Alagarovs.
It would also permit the United States to impose sanctions against China if it violated the agreement, as long as the penalties were consistent with the World Trade Organization rules.
