Sentence examples for conformity by which from inspiring English sources

Both Dissenters and "Low Churchmen" were mainly Whigs, and the "highfliers"—the High-Church Tories were determined to undermine this working alliance by stopping the practice of "occasional conformity" (by which Dissenters of flexible conscience could qualify for public office by occasionally taking the sacraments according to the established church).

This view is suggested by how the Mohists describe the process by which we learn to judge shi and fei: through conformity to the model set by social superiors.

The most common was "conformity": accept the social goal (the American dream) and also accept the means by which it should be pursued (work hard and obey the law).

Coiffed, trimmed, another vehicle by which the grooming industry has co-opted men and women into petite-bourgeois conformity?

A procedure by which a third party gives written assurance that a product, process or service is in conformity with certain standards.

Researchers working on the project sign an oath of office by which they swear they will faithfully and honestly fulfil their duties as an employee of Statistics Canada in conformity with the requirements of the Statistics act to preserve data confidentiality.

Article I, § 8, cl. 4. Congress has exercised that power by prescribing the conditions, in conformity to which aliens may obtain the privilege of citizenship.

Tony Judt himself encourages dissent from conformity, for which there is much to be said.

Thus feminists admit that while women in some ways benefit from deformed-desire satisfaction, they are wrong about the harms involved and the "real" benefits of conformity, which are enjoyed by men.

The differences in dose distribution between IMRT without dose-painting boost plan and IMRT with dose-painting boost plan were evaluated by the conformity index (C.I ., which we defined as the ratio of the volume irradiated with 95% of the prescribed dose to PTV-CT.

Social influence also affects people's memories [17], as illustrated by the memory conformity effect, in which eyewitnesses influence each other's memories for an event [18].