Sentence examples for conformity to which from inspiring English sources

The project – started in 1947 as America's prototypical postwar planned community – has outlived its heartiest supporters and harshest detractors to stand today as something more complicated than a monument to the glory of the American dream, or to the blandness and conformity to which that dream led.

What Mill would allow to be the free action of creative genius, Whewell construes as the uncovering by the mind of the divine ideas that provide the formal structure in conformity to which the Unknowable Creator constructs the world of phenomena.

Since each person's happiness is constituted of the aggregate balance of pleasures over pains, this is "the sole end which the legislator ought to have in view: the sole standard in conformity to which each individual ought, as far as depends upon the legislator, to be made to fashion his behaviour" (1970, 34).

September 1967 saw an overall decline in Swedish road deaths. 1 Dagen-H, and the broader trend to conformity to which it belongs, illustrates several important, general, and I think underrated points about the mechanisms that evolve to assure large-scale cooperation among strangers.

There is, in the first place, the forms of justice that develop; conformity to these rules which ensure that the needs of others as well as one's own are satisfied, becomes part of the pleasure of each.

Consequently, their writings are generally devoid of overarching moral considerations, or conformity to divine will topoi which recur in the writings of the followers of Confucius 孔子 (551 479 BCE) and Mozi 墨子 (ca. 460 390 BCE).

1) receive political refugees with dignity and integrate them into our societies, in conformity with European values and in conformity with international law to which all European countries have subscribed.

Thus, early in life, Asch succumbed to conformity, which fostered his idea to investigate conformity later in life.

What is usually called "Hindu fundamentalism" in India has been influenced more by nationalism than by religion, in part because Hinduism does not have a specific sacred text to which conformity can be demanded.

Similarly, Crk SH2 requires a +3 Leu or Pro yet this motif is absent in many of the Crk SH2 binding peptides reported by Kaushansky et al. Indeed, the 46 interactions reported by Kaushansky et al. that we fail to confirm overwhelmingly contain peptides that lack conformity to the consensus motifs to which the cognate SH2 domains are known to interact [ 19, 20, 29].

Lowly expressed genes show the greatest degree of conformity to the rare codons, which correspond to the rare tRNAs in the E. coli cell.