Sentence examples for stance is consistent from inspiring English sources

It is ideology, not indifference, that is keeping the Chinese away from the diplomacy.China's stance is consistent with its policy of non-interference in other countries' internal affairs.

Though its stance is consistent with the former United States policy on hostages in which F.B.I. agents were limited in the role they could play in incidents in which ransom was paid, companies and families frequently disregarded this guidance.

O'Malley's stance is consistent with his advocacy last summer on behalf of unaccompanied minors from Central America.

The administration's stance was consistent with its uncompromising position in disputes with other branches of government.

His stance was consistent with the defiance he has shown since his admission that he took about $1 million in undeclared payments from donors and used the money to bolster the Christian Democratic Party.

This stance was consistent with a characteristic that ran like a thread through all facets of Mdala's personality: once convinced of the correctness of a certain position he would internalise it and adopt it with passion.

His stance was consistent with the defiance he has shown since he admitted in December that he had taken about $1 million in undeclared, and thus illicit, payments from donors and used it to bolster his Christian Democratic Party in formerly Communist eastern Germany.

At its core will remain a commitment to setting a monetary policy stance that is consistent with the inflation hitting 2% on a two- to three-year horizon.

"The Chinese government's stance on Internet security is consistent and clear," said the statement from spokesman Qin Gang, which urged "immediate rectification".

The only thing that can be said about the British Government's stance is that it's consistent, although consistent mean-spiritedness is hardly something to boast about.

The Treasury was not commenting on Thursday night but is understood to believe the IMF stance, far from being critical, is consistent with its previous support for deficit reduction.