Sentence examples for conformity with its from inspiring English sources

Pakistan's military-led government also said it would "continue to act in conformity with its support of the state of Afghanistan," an expression of backing for Afghanistan's militant Islamic Taliban government that suggested how torn Pakistan is between the United States' demands and the sympathies of many of its people.

"The government's obsession is now to create conformity with its ideas".

This decree was entered by authority of an act of the general assembly of that state, after proceedings taken in conformity with its requirements.

The Federal Department of Housing and Urban Develop ment had asked for conformity with its neighborhood develop ment program year starting June 1.

Over the longer term, Iran will be brought into full conformity with its obligations under the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty only under a new and more moderate regime.

The RNA was expressed uniformly in the embryos, whereas the Arm protein was localized in a segmentally reiterated striped pattern, in conformity with its predicted segment polarity nature.

As Rosier puts it, "The correctness of a statement does not depend solely on its conformity with the rules of grammar but equally on its adequateness with its signifying intention.

When religion, shorn of its superstitions, traditions, and unintelligent dogmas, shows its conformity with science, then will there be a great unifying, cleansing force in the world which will sweep before it all wars, disagreements, discords and struggles -- and then will mankind be united in the power of the Love of God.

Descartes holds that whatever we clearly and distinctly perceive is true and that truth is "the conformity of thought with its object" ("To Mersenne, 16 October 1639," AT 2 597, CSMK 139).

Descartes holds that truth is the conformity of thought with its object, that "[t]ruth consists in being" ("To Clerselier, 23 April 1649," AT 5 356, CSMK 377), and that true ideas are "ideas of real things" (The Third Meditation, AT 7 43, CSM 2 30).

Descartes: "I have never had any doubts about truth, because it seems a notion so transcendentally clear that nobody can be ignorant of it...the word 'truth', in the strict sense, denotes the conformity of thought with its object" (1639, AT II 597).