Sentences with phrase «say is consistent»

The strict approach to deciding whether «something has gone wrong with the language» in Chartbrook only where it is obvious what the parties intended to say is consistent with the strict approach to implying something into the contract only when it is obvious what has been left out.

She filed a behaviour petition which many divorce practitioners would say is consistent with the type and nature of allegations they would normally draft, but Mr Owens self - represented and opposed the petition.

But if you add the gray zone around it to say it is consistent with the data, it is nearly floor to ceiling and says you don't know diddly (in the South we would say you don't know sh*t from shinola).

which they say is consistent with the known net TOA flux.

Researchers say this is consistent with structural MRI findings of enlarged brain size and an overabundance of neurons in ASD, due to the fact that the synapses of neurons have not been sufficiently «pruned» as the brain develops.

The challenge for people who don't want to take that decision [capping benefit increases at 1 %], which as I say is consistent with an approach we've already taken on a cross-party towards public sector pay, is where would you find that # 5bn?

your schoolboy logic i will say is consistent; however, you need to start reasoning as a man and put away the foolish ramblings of an atheist.

Company representatives didn't say exactly how much data the Slingbox uses, though they did say it's consistent with other streaming services.

One must look at whether particular sayings are consistent with his teachings as we know them from the Synoptics.

His salary will be $ 177,800, a 2.5 percent increase over last year; a cost of living increase village President Jeffrey Braiman said is consistent with salaries of other village employees.

I said that was consistent with the understanding of an advice from a senior official.»

He says it's consistent with the Assembly Democrats requirement that any new method to draw the lines be equally shared between the two parties.

And everything he said was consistent in every conversation.

Mayor Billy Barlow said that's consistent with his right to appoint people to other city committees under Oswego's charter, yet several residents like Tom Ciappa argued that this committee should be unique.

He also said it was consistent with cutting debt, which the Tory leader said last week would be the priority for his government.

More recently, Daniel Fisher, a respected paleontologist at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, took a close look at the fractures and found patterns he says are consistent with blows from a rounded stone, which leave a characteristic notch at the point of impact.

Some researchers are pleased with the report, saying it is consistent with previous conclusions that safely altering the DNA of human eggs, sperm, or early embryos — known as germline editing — to create a baby could be possible eventually.

The case eventually made it to the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals, which determined that the district would not be required to reimburse the family because it had met the standard of providing «some educational benefit,» which the 10th Circuit said was consistent with the standard established in 1982 in the Supreme Court's Board of Education of Hendrick Hudson School District v. Rowley (Rowley) decision.

In my view, much of what you're saying is consistent with the standard greenhouse theory, and you just haven't realised that yet.

Lenovo said on Tuesday that it already has introduced a policy to limit the amount of pre-installed software it loads on its products, and created security and privacy review processes — actions that it said are consistent with the settlement.

Not exact matches

«I immersed myself in the management of this project to ensure the outcome was consistent with my expectations,» he says.

Consistent delays can potentially taint crowd funding in the eyes of the public, Mollick says, adding that entrepreneurs need to be more realistic about their goals, and that backers need to be more patient.

«If a leader is consistent, people on their teams experience tremendous freedom, because then they know that within certain parameters, they can do whatever they want,» he said.

«Having a consistent look, behavior and brand - identity across their different platforms and apps is important, and that's only achievable through focused collaboration between designers, developers and stakeholders,» Lassen said.

But without consistent laws or a clear oversight authority - local, state or national - «nobody is accounting for anything,» said Todd Olson, an anatomy and structural biology professor at Yeshiva University's Albert Einstein College of Medicine.

This consistent celebration of jobs well done reminds people that their work is helping others, says Denise Lloyd, founder of the consultancy EngagedHR in Victoria.

Assume what people say and do are consistent with what they consider meaningful and purposeful.

«If a leader is consistent, people on their teams experience tremendous freedom,» he quotes senior vice president of people operations at Google Laszlo Bock as saying.

«If you are against cap and trade, then you need to be consistent and vote against everything that's a part of it,» says Eggman.

«Consistent, amazing output — whether you are an app, tech platform or product - based business — is the core reason consumers keep coming back to your brand,» says Kaupe.

The researchers said these cases of arthrogryposis were possibly connected to the nervous system, which is consistent with some of the other birth defects linked to Zika.

«I see my career as being pretty consistent even though for most people it probably looks bizarre,» says the charismatic chief executive officer of media analytics company Chartbeat.

Bureaucracy is «pretty transparent» as well, meaning «there are no bribes to get things done,» says Skinner, and policies remain fairly consistent.

Chesky's comment is consistent with what he told me in 2015 when he said Airbnb wanted to give itself a «runway,» and therefore the flexibility to choose the right moment, to go public.

It's important that managers are consistent in how they deal with staff relationships rather than addressing them on a complaints - only basis, which is common, says Cole.

The product was «priced at a premium that reflects its consistent yield protection» against worms known as nematodes, he said.

You can become a better manager, but it's going to take consistent work and dare I say, a little humility.

«I knew video was only going to get more popular as the internet improved, so I committed to making videos on a regular, consistent basis,» he says.

«The research data is not necessarily consistent on this one, but women who have significant depression — or have depression that is not responding well to medication — are sometimes not great candidates for the hormonal IUD,» Millheiser said.

Says the CEO of another competitor, with admiration: «CVS has been really consistent and is building a brand around what it stands for.»

Over the past few sessions, we've seen fairly consistent rises across European government bond markets and that's spilled over to the U.S.» said Anthony Valeri, senior vice president of fixed income research at LPL Financial.

«It is consistent with my mission, which is to bring life insurance to middle - market America,» he says.

While there's been rapid growth in the industry, «consistent and high - quality data has been a challenge to measure and define,» said Craig Levine, chief executive officer of e-sports event organizer ESL.

«I get constant and consistent complaints from customers for continuously being out of staple [products],» the Sacramento employee said.

«That is consistent with the theme of being less insular, reaching out, finding the best in class to make their company best in class,» King says.

Fishman says consistent touting of such promotions helped spread the word about new flavors the company is informally testing.

While Wal - Mart Stores as a corporate legal name is rarely used in public - facing materials or in stores themselves, CEO Doug McMillon said in a statement that he felt the name change was needed to be «consistent with the idea that you can shop us however you like as a customer.»

«Our business is growing through a consistent strategy of disciplined, focused investment in customer obsession,» he said.

«We have had consistent growth, and, you know, whether it's an up quarter or a down quarter, whether it's highly competitive or not, our growth continues and I'm very, very pleased that we now have over 73 million customers,» Legere said.

The platform's new name and look «was consistent with where we see the product evolving to, rather than growing out of the history of the magazine business,» says Maich.