Sentence examples for believed in conformity from inspiring English sources

The power of proscribing organisations in Hong Kong could only be exercised if the secretary for security reasonably believed, in conformity with the standards of the international covenant on civil and political rights, that it was necessary in the interests of national security, public safety or public order to ban that organisation.

"I believed in order and conformity and the need for everyone to abide by social norms," he wrote in an autobiography, "Turnaround: How America's Top Cop Reversed the Crime Epidemic," published in 1998.

Surgical castration is not "in conformity with recognised international standards".

He says:Liberal societies do not expect everyone to live in the same way, or believe in the same things; conformity can crush liberty.

If one believes in state control and conformity, then differences in ideology, culture and sartorial choices cannot be tolerated.

But Greg Mullholland, an MP and Mr Farron's campaign manager, tweeted at the weekend: "I want a Lib Dem party that truly believes in tolerance, will engage with all communities and  rejects conformity.

For those who believe that conformity is usually rewarded in Japan with a comfortable if dully predictable life, and that rocking the boat invites banishment and more severe sanction, Ms. Kirino, with her harsh judgments of her native land, is a stunning exception.

They are high in conformity because they believe someone else in charge".

Asch also believed the relationship between conformity and non-conformity was not as simple as one being the opposite of the other.

But he theorized that someone might use the treaty in a lawsuit "and through the court system begin to deny parents the right to raise their children in conformity with what they believe".

Who believe non-conformity is more than a bumper sticker".