Sentence examples for could consistent from inspiring English sources
He said that because the commercial pornography that is the law's target "could, consistent with the First Amendment, be banned entirely, COPA's lesser restrictions raise no constitutional concern".
But the State Department could — consistent with the president's proclamation — make waivers more easily available to prevent these unnecessary and cruel separations.
As such, there is no doubt that the state could, consistent with the federal Constitution, permit Promise Scholars to pursue a degree in devotional theology, and the state does not contend otherwise.
Asked about speculation on a standby debt facility, Abbott said the government had been in regular discussions with Qantas and would do what it could "consistent with responsible economic management".
In dispatching some military trainers but ruling out immediate air strikes, Obama did about the minimum he could consistent with his stated determination to confront Islamic militancy wherever it threatens U.S. interests, and the maximum he could do consistent with his promise that American troops won't be engaged on the ground.
There are expressions in the opinion of the Supreme Court of Florida that may be read to indicate that it construed the Florida Election Code without regard to the extent to which the Florida Constitution could, consistent with Article II, Section 1, Clause 2 "circumscribe the legislative power".
"This is what I thought I could be: consistent," Kendrick said.
This potential could be consistent with the collected data of flybys after 2005, however with a wide error range.
We could document consistent differences in physical features, acts and accomplishments until the Second Coming and be entirely wrong in thinking they're genetically based.
She looks for evidence of, "for example, lack of remorse, thrill seeking, or impulsivity that could be consistent with the traits and characteristics of psychopathy".
