Sentence examples for facts to conform from inspiring English sources

In the contrary, they write or twist facts to conform with the stereotypes.

9 The exception is where the later court has the power to overrule the earlier decision but agrees with the actual result: in these situations the later court may be inclined to gloss over the status of the earlier decision by re-characterising the facts to conform to its own ruling.

In the novel's preface, Chabon writes, "I have stuck to facts except where facts refused to conform with memory, narrative purpose, or the truth as I prefer to understand it".

And it's human nature for people and organizations to be reluctant to acknowledge mistakes and to have an almost unlimited capacity to rationalize and force facts and theories to conform to their self-interest.

To take just one of many possible examples, Whelan's colleague, Matthew Franck, took me to task during a recent exchange for criticizing the clear-error rule, arguing that the rule is "as old, and as valid, as the Constitution it seeks to honor" and that "judges today should in fact work harder to conform to it".

The fact that uSwitch failed to conform to the code will be a huge embarrassment to the company that, last March, was sold to the Cincinnati-based media company, Scripps, for £210m.

The companies will be re-audited in a matter of days to see whether they will receive accreditation". The fact that uSwitch failed to conform to the code will be a huge embarrassment to the company that, last March, was sold to the Cincinnati-based media company, Scripps, for £210m.

Nor are U.N. "inquiries" and "fact-finding missions" required to conform to any particular over-arching, impartial and accountable standard of justice.