Examples of using Consistent with what in English and their translations into Slovak
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I have said that all of these things are consistent with what today's physics understands;
We have a need to be consistent with what we have done,
Is such a causal association consistent with what is known of the risks for acquired forms of this syndrome?
We can say that his act of offering is consistent with what he believed.
Jesus had authority because he was consistent with what he taught and what he did, that is, how he lived.
The 2008 EMU 10 report is consistent with what was written at the time,
justification between IDRs and MIP- CSRs from 2016 onwards is not consistent with what the Commission declared in its communication to the European Parliament,
things to the Greek public which are not consistent with what I have told the Greek prime minister,” said Juncker, stressing he was not in favor of either idea.
it can also ensure the output colors from CMYK printing is consistent with what was seen on the monitor.
but the forensic evidence was consistent with what Wilson said had happened, and contradicted Brown's lying companion.
foremost to look inwardly at ourselves to check that we are consistent with what we ask of others.
a labour market which can offer them employment possibilities consistent with what they learned during their studies.
requires us to go back into ourselves to make sure we are consistent with what we are asking of others.".
Consistent with what was observed in KANUMA-treated patients during the double-blind period, initiation of treatment with KANUMA during the open-label period produced rapid improvements in ALT levels and in lipid parameters including LDL-cholesterol
I will finish, Madam President, by calling upon my fellow Members to vote in a way that is consistent with what is laid down by the Treaties
to pass a modern law that is consistent with what the European Union has been saying for some time:
let us say in a very neutral way that what has been said tonight is not necessarily consistent with what has been said in the past.
But this is not consistent with what.
This is fully consistent with what we are doing.
Data seems consistent with what we have been looking for.