Such a justification can have the following form: "Given this agent's deliberative limitations, the balance of first-order reasons will likely be better conformed with if he or she refrains from acting for certain of those reasons".
"For many years our parents' generation was afraid to demonstrate, to complain, thinking it was better to conform to what was going on," said Camila Vallejo Dowling, the leader of a university student group.
For two decades, Sister Nicole has been telling her fellow sisters that they are better off taking their dwindling funds out of real estate and placing them in stocks and bonds, carefully picked to conform, where possible, with humanist values.
Diogenes taught that a life according to nature was better than one that conformed to convention.
Other good options: Bags of frozen peas (they're better than cucumbers at conforming to the area, says Farris); cotton balls soaked in cool water or skim milk.
After affine alignment, tissue can be stretched to better conform to anatomy.
Pulse position modulation (PPM) with a truncated sinc pulse has been shown to better conform to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) regulations and provide a lower error probability than other signals.
It creates the idea that if you're going to be naked, you'd better conform to a certain set of sexual standards, or you deserve to be held to scorn and ridicule".
The millions of individual policy holders who received cancellation notices will -- most of them -- ultimately be better off with insurance plans that conform to the requirements of the Affordable Care Act.
