Sentence examples for held to be consistent from inspiring English sources

Co., supra at 127-128, 310 N.E.2d 363, held to be consistent with the common law of contracts regarding impossibility of performance.

Today's multiplicity of feminisms is the end product of women like Burkhart who insist that the choice of uncoerced sexuality and its signification is to be a woman's prerogative and not a movement in lockstep, a position held to be consistent with the principle that "a woman's body is a woman's right" and must be accorded full legal protection.

In the meantime, the prosomeric model has been postulated as an alternative conceptual scenario for hypothalamic development (different length axis), held to be consistent with accrued gene expression evidence (Shimogori et al. 2010; Martinez et al. 2012; Puelles et al. 2012).

Cyber journalists in Iran have been arrested for writing content held to be insulting to Islam, a penalty consistent with the fatwa issued to Salman Rushdie in 1989.

Prior to the Eighteenth Amendment selling liquor was a common calling, but this Court held it to be consistent with the due process clause for a state to abolish the calling, Bartemeyer v. Iowa, 18 Wall.

And most importantly, they need to be consistent and hold the organization accountable for risk management in all they do.

Cornel: 30 years holding up that bloodstained bennet trying to be consistent and constant and persistent in trying to tell the truth.

To be consistent, it must additionally hold that if an action has cost c, then taking that action can only cause a drop in heuristic of at most c.

Alnoor Ladha, executive director of The Rules, suggests that companies need to be held to a consistent standard.

We ask that those who hold this view be consistent, and locate their own departments in "area studies" as well, in this case, Anglo-European Philosophical Studies.

So don't hold back! 4. Be consistent – Say what you mean and mean what you say – always.