He said Russian companies, in a move consistent with the Kremlin's agenda, were increasing their stakes in those countries, particularly in energy industries.
The abrupt resignation, in addition to reflecting the country's discomfort at its isolation resulting from Mr. Haider's rise to power, suggested a tactical move consistent with Mr. Haider's long history of keeping his opponents off balance.
Elimination of the council would probably leave Lawrence B. Lindsey, Mr. Bush's top economic adviser, with less bureaucratic sway over how cabinet departments conduct both domestic and foreign economic policy, a move consistent with what several top advisers described as Mr. Bush's objective of creating a relatively small but powerful cabinet vested with extensive executive authority.
The Pentagon will reportedly retain its coverage over Washington but will lift the continuous air blanket over New York, a move consistent with efforts by law enforcement agencies and the military to step back from their immediate post-attack crisis mode and define an appropriate longer-term state of heightened alert.
Molnar conducted courses on anarchism and education theory in the early 1970s but in 1976 resigned his position at the university, a move consistent with the anti-careerist ethos of the Push and of the radical politics of the time.
The move, consistent with Edwards' economic populist campaign, drives a wedge right through the heart of the Democratic presidential primary.
This surely would be a move consistent with food justice for the billions of sentient beings who are brutally killed for human meals.
Later, T. lwoffi, was withdrawn as synonymous with T. furgasoni[ 24], a move consistent with cox1 (mitochondrial cytochrome oxidase I) and SSU (nuclear small ribosomal subunit RNA) sequences [ 25].
Chicago's moves are consistent with the views of many education experts who advise against holding back students in favor of individualized instruction and intensive remediation while keeping children in class with others of their same age.
His moves are consistent with the way he managed the New York City Department of Correction, where he served as a senior administrator for more than five years and as commissioner from 1997 until his appointment as police commissioner.
