Sentence examples for is consistent with the rules from inspiring English sources

"It is consistent with the rules," Mr. Hoyer said.

"What we have done is consistent with the rules framework but even if it were not, the NEC still has the power to go against the rules framework".

UT, meanwhile, contends that its use of race as one factor in a holistic admissions process is consistent with the rules and principles laid out by the Supreme Court in three prior cases.

UT argues that its use of race as one factor in admissions is consistent with the rules laid out by the Supreme Court in three previous cases.The first, California v Bakke, outlawed quotas, but allowed colleges to consider race as one of several factors in admissions.

Eq.  (59) tells us that for the lowest level the application of the field leads to such deformation of the particle concentration inside the well that is consistent with the rules of the classical mechanics: probability of finding the electron at the right (left) wall increases (decreases) with the electric force.

This is consistent with the rule of mixtures which suggests the recovery of the stress after CF rupture when a point representing the (GF/CF) ratio is located to the left of Point C in Fig. 5.

Basically, let's assume that the article is consistent with the rule.

This extension is consistent with the rule of thumb designating a 1-Mb region as a "locus" for purposes of counting the number of GWAS "hits" [ 48].

To head off such criticism of the game, Turbine hired "Rings" experts to ensure that any ideas or inventions were consistent with the rules of Middle-earth.

"What we are looking at right now is this issue of whether or not the impositions of fines are consistent with the rules and whether it's proportional to the conduct," he said.

Indeed, it is respondent's submission that it would be consistent with the rules of the recount procedures to include whatever partial counts are done by the time of final certification, and we interpret the Florida Supreme Court's decision to permit this.