Sentence examples for conforms to the standards of from inspiring English sources

The cart, which sells hot dogs and other foods, conforms to the standards of the Orthodox Union, a kosher food arbiter.

Nevertheless, ball makers have great flexibility in terms of materials used, dimple patterns, and size and weight (providing this design conforms to the standards of size and weight) and are free to design any ball that takes advantage of such leeway.

This study conforms to the standards of INSERM (the French National Institute of Health) regarding the care and use of laboratory animals, was performed in accordance with European Union Council Directives (86/609/EEC) and was approved by the institutional research ethics committee IDF - Paris - Comité 1 (ref : 2008004).

Ms. Hanley said the appraisals were rejected because they did not conform to the standards of the Department of the Interior, which oversees the service.

They believed he was looking out for their interests, and they liked his refusal to conform to the standards of the Washington élite.

European diplomats say they do not expect the poll to conform to the standards of a mature democracy but are looking for modest signs that the country is moving in the right direction.

You can see its refusal to conform to the standards of other countries' music industries in everything from the chaos of the Supreme Promotions offices to the reggae tradition of "versioning" - releasing endless strings of records with the same backing track.

ITV said they were conforming to the standards of the Ofcom code and would work to ensure other candidates also received a chance to put over their views in other formats.

The harassment hits everybody who is speaking out in favour of gays, everybody who looks like they might be gay, and everybody who does not conform to the standards of a "real man" or a "real woman".

The strengthened specimens conform to the standards of modern design codes for RC structures.

Both protocols conformed to the standards of the Helsinki Declaration of 1975, and all subjects provided verbal and written informed consent before participating in the study.