Sentence examples for conformed with all from inspiring English sources

Scerni resigned from his position soon afterwards and RINA issued a statement saying that the routes specified by Costa "conformed with all criteria of good navigation".

Schmaler, the Justice Department spokeswoman, said in an e-mail that "The Attorney General and Assistant Attorney General Breuer have conformed with all financial, legal and ethical obligations under law as well as additional ethical standards set by the Obama Administration".

"We just need to understand what his activity has been over the last 15 years and make sure it's conformed with all the regulations that might exist".

Though the administration depends on contractors with specialized expertise, he added, it conforms with all relevant federal rules.

He contends that the project conforms with all the rules of the Village Business zone and that the building -- the interior would be about 5,500 square feet -- is not out of scale with others in Sag Harbor.

The current draft specification complies with guidelines formulated during the first workshop, and the CDEs and TMA data structure conform with all subsequent recommendations from workshop participants.

Josef Brinckmann, vice president for research with manufacturer Traditional Medicinals, says that although the wild botanicals they use qualify for Organic certification, some sites will need further work to conform with all 6 principles of the ISSC-MAP.

Wilson's theological views conformed with those of all of the other ministers in the colony except for Cotton, who instead stressed "the inevitability of God's will" (a covenant of grace).

The committee gave Florida Democrats 30 days to propose a primary date that conformed with Democratic rules prohibiting all but four states from holding their primaries or caucuses before Feb. 5.

All procedures conformed with the standards of the Institutional Ethical Committee of the School of Medicine of the Université Libre de Bruxelles.

All procedures conformed with the Directive 2010/63/EU of the European Parliament.