Sentence examples for interest consistent with from inspiring English sources

A proposed estuary habitat restoration project shall originate from a non-Federal interest consistent with State or local laws.

The value of χ is found to be small and positive (3.4 × 10−4 (ϕBPE = 0.0) to 2.6 × 10−4 (φBPE = 1.0), T = 423 K) over the temperature composition range of interest, consistent with an approximately athermal blend with small, non-combinatorial entropic contributions to the free energy of mixing.

Yet that would still leave real rates at less than 0.5%, well below their usual level at this stage of an economic recovery (see the left-hand chart below) and below most estimates of the "natural" rate of interest consistent with non-inflationary growth.

Investors frequently adopt an income-based approach to investing, focused on producing a yield of dividends and interest consistent with their spending objectives in retirement.

Combining the evaluations where Researcher A answered fully agree 29% and partly agree 46% for the extracted interests, we have a total of 75% of interest consistent with his/her actual educational interests.

They would be trained to handle normal deliveries; to refer complications of pregnancy and delivery to the hospital in Jahun; and to counsel women on child spacing and provide family planning methods if couples expressed interest, consistent with the cultural sensitivities of the region.

We encourage students to cultivate their own special interests, consistent with the objectives of the Program.

All successful applicants must have statements of purpose that demonstrate goals and interests consistent with the mission of the I School.

After all, the job we are appointed to do is to read the most highly charged advocacy for a particular position -- the briefs submitted by counsel for the parties before us -- and then choose among the competing interests consistent with our interpretation of the law.

But he believes that emerging markets can and should collectively exert their influence to ensure that they can manage their economic development in a way that is most suitable to their specific circumstances, and to serve their societies' interests consistent with their own values.

Because these agents are either forced or strongly induced to slash spending, the "natural" rate of interest, the interest rate consistent with full employment, falls sharply — and in the case of a severe crisis, falls well below zero.