Sentence examples for interests compatible from inspiring English sources

Consent needs to be obtained from the subject, or the processing must be needed for a contract or legal obligation, for the subject's vital interests, for a public interest, or for legitimate processor's interests compatible with the subject's rights.

But Moore didn't always call herself a feminist; at first she was "loth to identify with it, because while I thought that, as a woman, I could do whatever I liked, I also thought, 'Yeah, but I do like lipstick.'" After realising the two interests were compatible, she became one of the most popular feminist writers in the country.

You should also ascertain if the student's interests are compatible with the work that is taking place in your lab and whether he will be a "good fit".

The general procedure is as follows: 1. Suppose we are interested in whether a particular value (called the focal value) of a parameter of interest is "compatible" with the observed data.

Finally, we investigate to what degree reservoir operation strategies optimized for local (downstream vicinity to the reservoir) and regional (at the Danube) points of interest are compatible.

To investigate whether the observed SFS in the region of interest is compatible with the one expected after a selective sweep, we calculated the composite likelihood ratio (CLR) statistic (Kim and Stephan 2002; Nielsen et al. 2005; Pavlidis et al. 2010) as it is implemented in the software SweeD (Pavlidis et al. 2013).

Whatever the role of the representative, and however electoral units are conceived as geographic areas with stable, compatible interests or as purely administrative areas for the purpose of vote counting districting must be distinguished from apportionment.

The two already have a lot of existing, compatible interests.

But finding industry scientists with compatible interests isn't as hard or as mysterious as it might seem.

Often these polar positions mask what are really compatible interests: a student finishing quickly or getting the best start on a career.

( Self-assessment note: My skills and interests were still compatible, but there was a new need in my life; his name was Zachary).