Sentence examples for consistently signed from inspiring English sources

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The Nets or the Knicks may be able to win consistently by signing other free agents if James's Ohio summit leads him to sign elsewhere.

When you have established a new signature be sure that it is on the back of any credit cards and that you use it consistently when signing documents and receipts.

But the Crown Prosecution Service expressed doubts over evidence obtained by the paper, deciding that there were inconsistencies in statements made by a reporter (or agent) and that she "consistently failed" to sign off her statement to the police.

"The main evidence in this case is from the undercover journalist... but she has consistently failed to sign her draft statement for the police despite being given every opportunity to do so over the past five months.

"The main evidence in this case is from the undercover journalist or agent but she has consistently failed to sign her draft statement for the police despite being given every opportunity to do so over the past five months".

The pact, known officially as the Bilateral Security Agreement, was agreed in principle last year, but Mr Karzai has consistently refused to sign it.

Harry Ireland, from the CPS, said: "The main evidence in this case is from the undercover journalist or agent but she has consistently failed to sign her draft statement for the police despite being given every opportunity to do so over the past five months".

But Warssama doesn't want to go back and has consistently refused to sign the form.

"Given the fact that Khartoum has been involved in negotiations repeatedly over the years regarding Darfur and the comprehensive peace agreements and has signed documents and consistently failed to implement what they've signed, why are we discussing normalization with them?" said Roger Winter, a former Sudan negotiator at the State Department.

It has taken the attacker time to find consistently good form since being signed by Middlesbrough from Bristol City last August for a fee believed to be in the region of £1 million, but Karanka said the improvement in recent weeks has been marked.