Sentence examples for deal consistent with from inspiring English sources

The company's spokeswoman termed the signed deal "consistent with that figure".

Secretary of State John Kerry discussed the nuclear pact in Seoul, South Korea, last week, and American officials expressed confidence that the two sides would reach a deal consistent with nonproliferation goals.

The more successful a deal is in addressing goals and the greater the validation from stakeholders that the deal is consistent with their goals, the more attractive the deal becomes.

The deal was consistent with his strategy of backward integration but also with Mr Agarwal's record for controversy.

On the surface, the deal is consistent with Turner's world-diplomacy principle — "Just about everybody will be friendly toward us if we are friendly with them".

The RIAA maintains that the new deal is consistent with its position that record labels must be properly compensated for the exchange of music files across the Internet.

The deal was consistent with Mr. Gates's view that United States should not have a large footprint in Afghanistan and what friends say is his discomfort with lofty democracy rhetoric.

"This deal was consistent with all previous corporate retention transactions for companies that were going to construct new buildings and create new jobs," Mr. Levine said in an interview Friday.

Rather, she said the deal was consistent with the industry's ongoing position that labels should be compensated for the exchange of music for which they hold the copyrights.

But the Bargnani deal is consistent with the Knicks' philosophy for the last two years — to win at all costs now, with Carmelo Anthony in his prime, without much regard for what happens down the road.

The Swiss bank carefully noted that the deal was consistent with the Volcker Rule, which allows banks to own hedge fund managers while limiting the investment of bank capital in the funds themselves.