Sentence examples for intended consistent from inspiring English sources

In addition, we show evidence of film viewers' ability to intentionally take an idiosyncratic approach to attending to and understanding the film clip, showing that different viewers can, with effort, see a movie very differently than intended, consistent with Tarantino's perspective.

In response to criticism that such a lack of uniform performance undermines the intended consistent application of ratings, the rating agencies say they "strive" to "broadly" achieve ratings comparability across assets, but offer no guarantees.

Therefore, utilizing the database for refill adherence is intended for consistent, nondiscretionary use.

The provisions of this policy are intended to be consistent with the FMLA regulations.

This definition is intended to be consistent with the definition utilized by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service in the publication entitled Classification of Wetlands and Deep Water Habitats of the United States (Cowardin, et al., 1977).

The approach, Mr. Genachowski said, maintains the "status quo" and is intended to be "consistent with the longstanding consensus regarding the limited but essential role that the government should play with respect to broadband communications".

My use of the word, including in a quotation from Pat Tillman's mother, Mary, was simply intended to be consistent with that usage and was not intended to suggest that Tillman's brother is in any way implicated in any investigation into Pat Tillman's death.

The numbers reported are intended to be consistent with the type of service rendered.

This talk of 'sufficient reason' is intended to be consistent with the idea that in some cases, no reasons are needed to suffice for propositional justification that some justification comes 'for free', not dependent on the possession of any reasons at all.

Public records of the Port Authority may be requested via the Office of the Secretary according to an internal Freedom of Information policy which is intended to be consistent with and similar to the state Freedom of Information policies of both New York and New Jersey.

Data entered into the web system will be checked by the coordinating unit at WHO for completeness, accuracy, reliability and consistent intended performance.