The government's desire for secrecy in the hearings is consistent with the military's attempts to break the hunger strikes through a media blackout.
Reflecting the president's clout, polls showed that 60percentt approved of the raid and 68percentt didn't want any hearings -- numbers consistent with those balking at impeachment hearings and the Congressional release of the Starr report two years ago.
In general, our self-reported hearing-related results are consistent with expected values from an unaided hearing-impaired population.
The committee said the DWP's evidence during its hearings was not always consistent with views of other witnesses, with different interpretations of statistics.
Roberts' decision was consistent with his confirmation hearings pledge to respect the co-equal branches of government, push for consensus, and reach narrow rulings designed to build broad coalitions on the Court.
Mary Jo White, the departing United States attorney in Manhattan, says she believes the proposed military tribunals for suspected terrorists ought to have "nearly all of the safeguards that are built into civilian criminal trials" that are consistent with national security, including open hearings and unanimous verdicts on the death penalty.
Two is more interesting, and consistent with the judge's questioning throughout the hearings.
He insisted that although some people have called his record a "surprise," his votes on the court have been consistent with the views he expressed during his confirmation hearings and as an appellate judge.
Her statement is consistent with information she gave to the House Energy and Commerce Committee, which will hold hearings today; Ms. Stewart is not on the list of witnesses scheduled to appear before the committee.
The prosecution's expert, Amy Phenix, a forensic psychologist who makes her living testifying at civil-commitment hearings around the country, maintained that the stories John had told Indy-Girl were true, because they were "consistent with his patterns of sexual arousal".
