The Brandeis vote was an act of breathtaking stealth and presumption: a raid on a museum that supports itself, raises its own funds and has consistently planned wisely for its own future without leaning on the university.
There was a "conspiracy of optimism": officials, the armed forces and suppliers consistently planned on a best-case scenario, knowing that once a commitment to a project had been made they could revise up its costs with impunity.
Previous editions had consistently planned to provide comprehensive treatises on major subjects as well as detailed information on particulars and had inevitably lacked coherence because of the method of printing, whereby they appeared in parts over a considerable period of time.
Though this agent consistently plans to save for her retirement, her plans can be consistently thwarted by her discounting-induced preference reversals.
Within this framework the apparent paradox that a union consistently planned to last forever will probably break up is explained as a mechanistic consequence of the second law.
12 13 In the conduct of randomised clinical trials, 'real-time review' of treatment plans has consistently detected planning protocol deviations, underscoring how interoncologist planning variation occurs in practice despite the availability of a prescriptive clinical trial protocol.
He outlined the history of the site and said the council - and Government ministers responsible for planning - had consistently refused planning permission on the basis that development was inappropriate and would harm the character and appearance of green-belt land.
The president, Rafael Correa, and other government representatives consistently maintained "plan B" was a back-up option in case insufficient compensation was raised – and that it concerned the Tiputini and Tambococha fields only, not Ishpingo.
The United States has consistently called Plan Colombia a success, and analysts call it a model for the Merida Initiative, the US aid package for Mexico.
The French government has consistently opposed plans to expose private investors to any restructuring of Greek debt, despite a strong push led by Germany.
Asked if Labour would continue to support the project, shadow chancellor Ed Balls told the BBC: "We have consistently supported plans for a north-south rail link but it's got to work, it's got to be value for money.
