Examples of using Are consistent in English and their translations into Slovak
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fundamental freedoms in their country are consistent with such a prestigious international role;
The findings are consistent with several studies which reveal that the nutrient may help improve glucose control in those that have an insulin resistance problem or have glucose intolerance.
time of death are consistent with the men here, and he was a pilot.
included the introduction of new management standards that are consistent with the corporate culture
The therapies are consistent and focus on the physical motion side,
Verification provisions of such an agreement are consistent with the verification provisions of this Article
These requirements are consistent with the test to be held to check conformity of production(COP)
temporal good and are consistent with the supernatural end of the Church.
Italy's wine laws are consistent with the regulations of the European Union(EU).
The Commission argues that Chiquita's statements are consistent overall with the finding of an infringement
Careful study showed that her writings are consistent, accurate and in full accord with Scripture.
These results are consistent with those seen at 12, 24 and 36 months.
temporal good and which are consistent with the supernatural purpose of the Church.
the last one, are consistent with a man whose wife was attacked before his eyes.
Careful study has shown that her writings are consistent, accurate, and in full agreement with the Scriptures.
These results are consistent in patients with heterozygous familial hypercholesterolaemia,
wording of this amendment are consistent and will enable this whole market to operate effectively.
disclosed in ways that are consistent with the individual's expectations and choices.
fundamental freedoms in their country are consistent with such an international role;
The data are consistent with a World Health Organization study that estimated that air pollution would cause about 8 million deaths worldwide by 2020.