Sentence examples similar to upholding consistency from inspiring English sources
While this condition is not necessary to uphold consistency between hypothesised and derived levels, it does simplify evaluation of their correspondence.
"In today's fast-paced world, sending static PDF brand guidelines by email, or using a DAM [digital asset manager], is not enough to uphold brand consistency across all communication channels," Frontify CEO Andreas Fischler tells me, when asked to explain the problem.
The sages at Yavne, however, did take a major step toward restoring Halakhic consistency by upholding the generally more lenient views of the House of Hillel over those of the House of Shammai, thus establishing the Hillelite tradition as the main trend of rabbinic Judaism.
Coke's assertion of Magna Carta's formative place in English constitutional history, especially in confirming the independence of the judiciary, has been upheld with remarkable consistency throughout the last 350 years.
But that consistency produced decisions upholding patents so broadly it was hard to tell exactly what they covered.
Though there is a role for peer review to play in upholding and regulating reporting standards for the economic evaluations published [ 55], as well as in the quality of the studies published, there is also a need for more consistency in adhering to the numerous recommendations and guidelines for conducting economic evaluations [ 16, 56].
8 9 Each focus group lasted 90 min and followed a pre-designed interview schedule to uphold rigour and maintain methodological consistency.
By retaining staff and helping them move up in the organisation, the consistency of care is upheld.
A show that has upheld an odd kind of moral consistency could over the next seven episodes turn unpredictable.
But transparency and consistency are hard to uphold when 'where you draw the line' can be reconsidered in every single case.
