Sentence examples for forward consistent with from inspiring English sources

Ambassador David T. Killion said that a suspension would give time "for quiet consultations among member states to find a way forward," consistent with Unesco's "basic values".

Chad Griffin, who founded the organization that filed the legal challenge to Proposition 8 and now heads the Human Rights Campaign, an advocacy group in Washington, called it "another historic step forward consistent with the great civil rights battles of our nation's history".

Hydrogen production was enhanced significantly (∼22%) due to partial adsorption of CO2 by the CaO sorbent, shifting the gasification reactions forward, consistent with Le Châtelier's principle.

Going forward, consistent with congressional intent as detailed in the Conference Report, my Administration will interpret section 1024 as granting the Secretary of Defense broad discretion to determine what detainee status determinations in Afghanistan are subject to the requirements of this section.

The demand here is not for their soldiers to intervene but rather for investigators and prosecutors to at least begin the process -- a necessity for any Syria that hopes to reclaim peace and move forward consistent with the rule of law protecting all its citizens as well as holding all accountable.

The possibility of an even larger clade comprising this last two could also be put forward, consistent with the dispersion along the principal component analysis.

Depicted in the correlation between ln(I/V 2) and 1/V in Fig. 5 c, d, the write process has the negative resistance conduction because the current dramatically increases during the forward scan, consistent with the Fowler-Nordheim (FN) tunneling model.

A tracked marker on the mid-point of the flipper (figure 1 a, b) demonstrated that limb slip was minimal on both substrates (net displacement of >1 flipper-width in only 2.6% of steps on sandpaper and 5.6% on sand) during forward movement, consistent with equivalent stride lengths.

This forward creep is consistent with the effects of an overall warming climate, roughly 1.4 degrees over the past century, what we refer to as global warming.

While a case study investigation like this one can only suggest, rather than prove, the importance of relationality, the propositions about interdependency and co-operative behaviour put forward here are consistent with the findings of other recent studies, such as those by Exworthy et al. and Porter et al in this supplement.

In this contested context of different perspectives held by professionals and by family carers a route forward that is consistent with prevailing policy guidelines, like the End of Life Care Strategy [ 15], is to ensure where possible that it is the patient who decides about end of life care (not the clinical team or relatives).