Sentence examples for is consistent with us from inspiring English sources

This is consistent with US policy pronouncements indicating a tilt toward Asia as well as policies in Eastern Asian countries including China, South Korea, and Japan directed at projecting a regional or global presence.

Without us at the helm, there is no guarantee that the Administration will be able to drive a large enough wedge between militants in a way that is consistent with US goals in the region.

This is consistent with US EPA recommendations [ 67].

This is consistent with US literature showing a motivated client group [ 14, 15] who are not receiving adequate support for smoking cessation [ 15].

The once per week recommendation is consistent with US EPA recommendations on mopping and cleaning window sills in homes with deteriorating lead paint [ 61, 67].

This is consistent with US case control studies, which found odds ratios of 1.7-2.3 1.7-2.3king aforr adjusmokingfor afternumber of recent sexuadjustments, forquency of intercourse, age previous episodes of gonumbera [ 28, 29].

The findings are consistent with US and Ukrainian assertions the Boeing 777, flying from Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur, was brought down by an anti-aircraft missile, which they say was provided by Russia.

Instead, the one-paragraph order, signed by a Fisa court judge in 2010, declares that the procedures submitted by the attorney general on behalf of the NSA are consistent with US law and the fourth amendment.

As President Reagan explained at the time of its adoption: "Those extensive parts dealing with navigation and overflight and most other provisions of the convention are consistent with US interests and, in our view, serve well the interest of all nations... however, the deep seabed mining part of the convention does not meet United States objectives".

Again, this finding was consistent with US females who described a high level of involvement with their female friends (Riegle-Crumb et al. 2006).

These findings were consistent with US research that found female students were more likely to take physics if they had female friends with higher grades in science (Riegle-Crumb et al. 2006).