Sentence examples for has a consistent record of from inspiring English sources
Dating back to 2001, Mayweather has a consistent record of abuse against women, and tragically he is almost undefeated.
On the other hand, Mr. Kerry has a consistent record of voting for tighter gun controls; he doesn't want to alienate tree-huggers, animal lovers or deer-doting soccer moms who like that record.
Because, lest we forget, Jones has yet to lose a game as England's head coach and has a consistent record of selecting suitable wizards for the specific type of wand he wishes to wave.
She added, "This administration has a consistent record of supporting American jobs through wins at the W.T.O., smart use of all our enforcement options and dialogue that gets results for American workers as well".
Asked whether the trade cases against China were timed for political impact, the senior administration official replied by e-mail that "President Obama has prioritized enforcement of Americans' rights in the global trading system from day one, and this administration has a consistent record of action to support American jobs".
Organisers say the award will be given to a city which has "a consistent record" of achieving high environmental standards, is "committed to ambitious goals" for environmental improvement, and can act as a role model to inspire other European cities. Martin Bigg, chair of Bristol Green Capital Partnership, who is part of the bid team said it was "obvious" why Bristol should win.
Mrs. Thatcher has perceived the threat to her as coming from industrial action and local government - from cities. Livingstone agreed that until 1979 the G.L.C. had a consistent record of failure, and that a revamped Council would make sense.
"He has a consistent record," Mr. Leahy said, "of using whatever position and authority he has had to fight for corporate interests at the expense of the environment and at the expense of the interests of the American people in environmental protections".
The Wednesday at 10 p.m. drama has posted a consistent record of success, even though NBC has moved it all over its schedule, including a near-disastrous shift to 9 p.m. Wednesdays in the fall of 2009 to make room for the network's ill-fated experiment of moving Jay Leno to five nights a week at 10.
No other state has such a consistent record of dissatisfaction in any single category.
