Sentence examples for conforming with a from inspiring English sources
In one extreme case, in an effort to 'restore' the wetlands into conforming with a normative notion of wildlife habitat, one wildlife agency planted trees in some of the wetlands on government land.
In January 2013, 'marriage equality' narrowly lost the American Dialect Society Word of the Year 2012 vote, although this choice would have been significantly less queer than singular 'they', given that it describes conforming with a traditional, some would say sexist or misogynist, social institution, rather than overturning one.
Reconstructions of genome evolution in both prokaryotes and eukaryotes indicate that the loss of genes and introns typically occurs roughly proportionally to time, thus conforming with a form of genomic molecular clock 537575375
The web services choreography approach to B2B process integration allows business partners to orchestrate their own web services privately, while conforming with an agreed specification of the common ordering conditions and constraints under which messages are exchanged among partners' web services.
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.
Mr. Brauchli's decision to go quietly conforms with a pattern of rolling complicity ever since Mr. Murdoch made a play for the paper.
Until now, I have never witnessed a pastor or a bishop inviting a believer to leave because his conscience did not conform with a hierarch's.
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.
