Kouchner was consistent throughout his career.

Recommendation 1 was more consistent application of the definition of torture .

A more sincere and consistent global response to terrorist acts was required.

The interface was updated to be consistent with the Windows for Workgroups 3.

The income of 7 million was consistent with the amount received from UNDP.

It was noted that this clearly reflected existing customary international law and was consistent with case law.

It was stated as well that this sentence was consistent with the New York Convention (A CN.9 508, para.

The end result was a list of products described in a consistent manner and with corresponding images.

The method used by UNHCR to account for such advances to UNDP for third parties was not consistent.

The method used by UNHCR to account for such advances to UNDP for third parties was not consistent.

Unfortunately, the middle way between two logically consistent solutions may itself not be a logically consistent one.

One reason for this was that baseline data are not yet available in a consistent manner throughout the Organization.

The budget was prepared to be consistent with and to incorporate the goals of the Medium Term Plan (MTP).

The pursuit of a consistent policy of disarmament, non proliferation and arms control was a priority for his country.

That interpretation was consistent with article 32 of the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties, as was confirmed in paragraph 61 of the report.

After all, while neoliberalism was criticized as technocratic and elitist, it was nonetheless a form of liberalism, and it was also consistent with the spread of democratic governance worldwide.

Sets consistent sound levels between tracks

The reviews were diverse yet consistent.

Evaluation is not consistent and ongoing

A fairly applied, consistent merger regime was preferable and would be unlikely to harm small and medium sized Jamaican firms.

Our decision to support and to sponsor the draft resolution was the only option that was coherent and consistent with our previous position on this subject.

There was consistent recognition that terrorism was a major threat to international peace and security and uniform condemnation of it, in all its forms and manifestations.

He said the evidence of the doctors was not consistent with photographs of the boy's body, suggesting that the dead boy in the photographs was not al Durrah, that the body had reached the hospital before the incident was reported to have started, and that the signs of injury on the boy's body were not consistent with fresh blood.

She concluded that the Convention was not consistent with article 29 of the draft declaration on the rights of indigenous peoples.

In this context between 1997 and 2004, more than US 2.2 billion was generated for activities consistent with the Convention's aims.

Darfur demands consistent and firm international action.

That is consistent with restorative justice principles.

Our position has been explicit and consistent.

Consistent with the Committee's recent practice, the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) was also invited to attend.

Some delegations noted that the threshold of significant in the definition of damage was unnecessary and not consistent with several liability regimes.

In a way, growing open unemployment during the early 1990s was consistent with the prevailing optimism arising from steady rapid economic growth.

This finding is consistent with postulated biological mechanisms.

But our policies most also be more consistent.

CPF has encouraged Governments to send consistent messages.

Our consistent opposition to the veto is not recent it was stated for the first time at the San Francisco Conference in 1945.

That was consistent with the Declaration of Commitment on HIV AIDS adopted by the General Assembly in 2001 and numerous other international instruments.

There was a consistent growth in resources contributions over the past five years, from 2.4 billion in 2000 to 4.0 billion in 2004.

It was important that any guidelines drafted in the indigenous context, should, so far as possible, be consistent with those appropriate to national minorities.

The caveat that such conditions, limitations or exceptions should be consistent with the overall objective of ensuring prompt and adequate compensation was therefore welcomed.

With regard to essential use nominations, TEAP had recommended 539 tonnes for the European Community for 2006, which was consistent with its downward trend.

By contrast, the national kleptocrats position is more consistent.

Developments since then have been consistent with this characterization.

Can his consistent performance really be attributed to luck?

Recent evidence is at least consistent with that hypothesis.

A consistent narrative underpins this change in market conditions.