Its most controversial feature would allow the companies to achieve a small portion of the required emissions reductions not at their New York plants, but at plants they own in neighboring states -- a plan that does not conform precisely to the governor's pledge.
The late Justice Scalia's pretense was that "originalism," a doctrine of tracking pure intention alone, could absolve judges from ideology — but, of course, as has been pointed out countless times, the original intentions he found almost always conformed precisely to the prejudices and passion of a right-wing Catholic Republican of the twenty-first century.
This acceptance doubtless included moral reformation, but Jesus probably did not mean that they had to conform precisely to the standards of righteous Jewish society, which demanded repayment of money or goods obtained dishonestly, the addition of one-fifth as a fine, and the presentation of a guilt-offering in the Temple (Leviticus 6 1 7).
Austin C. Schlick, general counsel for the F.C.C., said in a statement that "the upshot is that the commission is able to tailor the requirements" of its regulatory authority "so that they conform precisely to the policy consensus for broadband transmission services".
Smallholder farming practices, being intrinsically constrained and contingent, rarely conform precisely to abstract norms.
We note that the harmonic restraints do not ensure that the ensembles conform precisely to a multivariate normal distribution because of the additional presence of the MD force field.
In other words, environmental plasticity or even plain ontogeny can produce patterns that conform precisely to those expected under adaptive hypotheses (see also e.g. [ 59, 61, 62]).
Because it is rare for cases to conform precisely to either a necessary or sufficient relation, the concepts of consistency and coverage are used to measure how well this is achieved [ 28, 29].
