Sentence examples for changes to conform from inspiring English sources

There have been invisible changes to conform to code, as well as some improvements on the original, like insulating the plumbing, for example, by burying it in the ground.

In his call with reporters the next day, however, Zuckerberg called the report inaccurate, stating the company had every intention of doing so, albeit with minor changes to conform to local laws.

In his call with reporters the next day, however, Zuckerberg called the report inaccurate, stating the company had every intention of doing so, albeit with minor changes to conform to local laws.

As advertised, Howe has not changed to conform to New York.

Not all that many laws have been changed to conform more closely to Islamic sharia.

So far, scores have gone up every year as teachers have changed to conform to the material on the tests.

For the avoidance of misunderstanding, this has been changed to conform with the headline wording that appeared in the newspaper.

But the Bush plan also demonstrated how much the Republican Party's position has changed to conform to Mr. Bush's initiative.

A deviant who exhibits the potential to change (to conform) is worthy of investment of time and effort because his or her change will reinforce the group.

A second variable must be changed to conform to the first in order for the phase assemblage to remain on the boundary between low and high quartz.

David Downs, president of sports for Univision, the Spanish-language network, said that among the missteps by M.L.S. when it began in 1996 was to invent rules, like never ending games in a tie, that deviated from those followed elsewhere in the world (the rules were eventually changed to conform with the rest of the world).