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"What this suggests to me is that ICE has conformed its issuing practices to meet the enforcement practices of Connecticut," he said.

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But restoration also faces some main challenges to become an effective and widespread means of conserving the Atlantic Forest which are, namely, reducing costs, planning restoration actions at landscape-level, and conforming to socio-political issues.

Its presumed readership, broadly speaking, is domestic, consisting of the collective of party cadres conforming to ideological guidelines issued via the editorials, as well as that part of the Chinese public that is willing to lend its ear to party-line political messages.

It's a whole metaphor for them that they have these small things that differentiate themselves but they're expected to conform on larger issues.

Dr. Finkelstein was not disciplined by the office because he had changed his infection control methods to conform with recommendations issued by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

A July 2012 working paper by the Rock Center for Corporate Governance found that revisions made by companies to their compensation programs in an attempt to conform to guidelines issued by proxy advisory firms actually produced a net cost to shareholders.

The team is also responsible for using and conforming to any existing architectures and other issues that have been set prior to the start of a sprint.

The orders issued last night are designed to conform to a ruling issued by the Ninth Circuit, which narrowed the ruling issued initially by Judge Patel.

The second types of mortgages at high risk of default are conforming and jumbo loans that were reasonably underwritten but issued at the top of the housing bubble.

Patients allocated to the control group were treated using methods conforming the 'Evidence-Based Localized Pressure Ulcer Treatment Guidelines' issued by JSPU.