Examples of using To be consistent in English and their translations into Romanian
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fast rule in order for the data to be consistent.
fleetingness of temporal things in order to make constant efforts to something or to be consistent in something.
The color tends to be consistent with veins running through it that concentrate the color.
To be consistent our opponent should believe in both a universal, invisible church and a universal, invisible wife.
The reference value for the growth of M3 has been derived so as to be consistent with the achievement of price stability.
No, a chef should strive to be consistent in experience, but not consistent in taste.
In any case, such projects would need to be consistent with the objectives and macroeconomic parameters under the program.
To“abide” means to be consistent, to be steadfast in attitude,
The Wi-Fi tends to be consistent, and the food and drinks here are of a good quality.
film need to be consistent with the co-curing conditions of the panel.
It is important to be consistent and this is probably the lesson we should learn in our relationship with the EU.
What seems to be consistent here is that two of the three murders have been blood sacrifice spells designed to restore an absent loved one.
The European Union will need to be consistent if it is to carry the weight it deserves.
However, if the Council wants to be consistent and responsible, it must accept the urgent need for a mid-term review of the 2007-2013 financial framework.
If we want to be consistent, savings-related policies should begin with the very Members of this House.
then we need to be consistent and we need to be in a position to assume the consequences of being consistent. .
striving to be consistent in our Christian walk.
The main thing is to be patient and learn to be consistent in their actions.
It is a modulated energy discharge that appears to be consistent with the recent use… of a replicator.
So I appeal to the European Commission to be consistent in opening up the services sector as a foundation for the success of the other initiatives of the Single Market Act.