Nations "develop in conformity to this division," Vico says, "by a constant and uninterrupted order of causes and effects present in every nation" ("The Course the Nations Run," §915, p.335).
The ethical questions were developed in conformity with Resolution No. 466, of December 12th , 2012 which seeks to ensure the rights and duties of the research participants, of the scientific community, and of the State.
Mr. President, in concluding peace agreements, we have an opportunity to ensure that peace-building activities are developed in conformity with human rights and humanitarian norms, while promoting respect for these standards by non-state entities.
Instead you get conformity".
In conclusion, redfronted lemurs appear to use social information in acquiring a novel task, and animals in at least in one group without training developed a group preference for one technique, indicating that they have the potential to develop behavioural traditions and conformity.
The stratigraphic simulation results presented here demonstrate that Type 1 and 2 unconformities and conformities may develop in segments of an extensional basin during a sea/lake-level fall depending on the local subsidence rates.
The new policy, first reported by The Washington Post, suggests the Obama administration is ready to play hardball, using aid as well as diplomacy, to bring developing countries into conformity with its efforts to reach an international deal to tackle global warming.
The current study investigated the factor structure of the social influence scale for midwifery (SIS-M), a recently developed measure of conformity designed specifically for use within midwifery practice.
A recent review of protein profiling studies of breast cancer demonstrates that, despite a considerable diversity among these studies, there is a pattern of conformity developing, with increasing numbers of studies reporting similar peaks in protein profiles (Galvao et al, 2011).
Yet there are many daring shows that are being given time to develop an audience despite the alleged conformity and aversion to risk of television executives.
