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The apparent inconsistencies came into focus when the Supreme Court -- one player in the online pornography wars that has maintained a consistent stance on filters -- handed down its decision in the A.C.L.U.'s challenge to the Child Online Protection Act.

In supporting the scientific foundation for clinical practice, nursing science has maintained a consistent commitment to prevent, manage, and eliminate symptoms.

The Nielsen Company has maintained a consistent monopoly on ratings measurement since 1950.

Wilders has maintained a consistent spot in the limelight through his extreme platform and Islamophobic rhetoric.

Thus, over 50 years, the journal has maintained a consistent editorial policy of publishing new molecular methods and the results of application of those techniques to biological material, living cells and organisms, while remaining always open to novel ideas and hypothesis.

Since the 1930's they have maintained a consistent level of dullness.

"We have maintained a consistent dialogue with the Football League before and after the submission of our compliant financial fair play return," the spokesman said.

That provides a big chance for Lithuania, which is the only Western country to have maintained a consistent working relationship with Belarus during the past two decades.

"We've maintained a consistent message this year: that we're a competitive team, but we're also building for the future".

Despite the growing number of cartoonists, rage comics have maintained a consistent recognizable style: stock art of faces, some twisted in rage or frustration.

Diane Taylor criticises both the coalition government for having "maintained a consistent narrative that child detention has ended", as well as the "adulation" of organisations like Citizens UK, who campaigned so hard for this historic change (Still locking up children, 24 October).