Sentence examples for policies were consistent from inspiring English sources

NG cases were defined as patients who tested positive with NAAT, and adhered to the standards set out by Public Health England. 1 These policies were consistent irrespective of referral route.

"Gristede's policies are consistent with industry standards," he said.

According to Climate Institute analysis, the Coalition's policies are consistent with a global increase of temperatures of about 3-4C.

It is still feasible to avert climate disasters, but only if policies are consistent with what science indicates to be required.

"We have operated our program successfully for almost two decades and are fully confident that our policies are consistent with the law," he said.

His hemispheric policies are consistent with this authoritarian approach, and include grossly improper declaratory interventions in the domestic politics of Nicaragua, Bolivia and Peru.

In Regents v Bakke in 1978, the Court held that certain types of race-conscious admissions policies are consistent with the 14th amendment.

The change comes "out of a desire to destigmatize H.I.V./AIDS and thereby to insure that our policies are consistent with those we are urging others to adopt," the official said.

Integrated public decision-making which ensures that national economic, trade and environmental policies are consistent, and promotes a stronger business voice in how faster progress can be made towards a greener economy.

"There are a number of areas where the president's policies are consistent with the interests of members of the carpenters, the teamsters and some other unions," said Ken Mehlman, the White House political director.

Telling a sceptical electorate that essentially conservative policies are consistent with "social justice" is less heroic than actually seeking the third way, but far less harmful, and voters lap it up.