Sentence examples for inquiry consistent from inspiring English sources

Not only is there no showing of a conflict of interest for the entire department, it is not at all clear from the Deputy Attorney General's statement that this inquiry consistent with departmental policy and regulation was even inquired into at the time of Mr. Mueller's appointment.

The insider avenue of inquiry is consistent with the official profile of the suspect, released on Nov. 9 by the F.B.I.

Since then, many have discussed Zhu as a process thinker, but little has been written to consider the extent to which his system could accommodate a scientific worldview, and the extent to which his method of inquiry was consistent with a scientific approach.

In a logical setting in which evidence statements are literals, learning theorists typically assume that a given data stream will feature all literals of the given first-order language (statements such as P(a) or ¬P a)), and that the total set of evidence statements obtained during inquiry is consistent.

The Court also pointed out that requiring a union representative at inquiries was consistent with actual labor practice as something already found in many workplaces.

This means to have consistent messaging across all of your platforms, to respond to comments and inquiries consistently, and with the same approach.

While following the question flow diagram provided a consistent inquiry, the dependability of the process may have been compromised by not specifying a time frame with the question "would you be surprised"?

Ben's communication level rated by TIR is level 1.5 (between pre-inquiry and developing inquiry) that is consistent with CDAT coding results (Fig. 5) with extremely limited numbers of reasoning components and simple IRE discourse patterns.

There are a variety of naturalisms, including: ontological naturalism, which holds that reality contains no supernatural entities; methodological naturalism, which holds that philosophical inquiry should be consistent with scientific method; and moral naturalism, which typically holds that there are moral facts and that such facts are part of the natural world.

The department has heard from other prisoners, "but none for such a length of time, with such consistent inquiries," Corcoran said.

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