Sentence examples for conform with a from inspiring English sources

The D.C. court simply changed its rules to conform with a resolution adopted a year ago by the Judicial Conference of the United States.

First, it assumes that market returns conform with a particular pattern.

It is an absurdist parable about the wish to conform, with a sensible moral: be content with your weirdness.

In June, the federal immigration service froze 10,000 visa applications for foreign fiancées because they did not conform with a law that went into effect in March.

Efta is the body that ensures that four European states – Liechtenstein, Iceland, Norway and Switzerland – conform with a raft of European Union rules and regulations.

Interest rate cut to 0.8% a day and other costs reduced to conform with a legal cap on costs coming into force on 2 January 2015.

Unspoken, but just as important: The change means that fans no longer have to vote for mediocre big men just to conform with an artificial positional designation.

They also want powers similar to the London mayor's ability to intervene in strategically important planning issues – and direct boroughs in the capital to conform with an agreed strategic plan.

By and large, both the Saab and Suburban statistics conform with an overall national portrait that car experts say still largely holds true: Asian car brands hold sway on the West Coast, European brands on the East Coast and domestic makes in most places in between, with big cities having degrees of all three.

In adequate regions (e.g. sub-urban regions) that (a) show trip patterns of inhabitants that are conform with an EV's autonomy and that (b) are suitably provided with public recharge infrastructure, the typical hurdles of economic viability and battery capacity of an EV can be overcome.

Mr. Brauchli's decision to go quietly conforms with a pattern of rolling complicity ever since Mr. Murdoch made a play for the paper.