Sentence examples for not only conforms from inspiring English sources

BCO not only conforms to the constraints in IEEE 802.16 standards, but also considers these issues.

Information exchange could have a positive effect on cooperation, since it not only conforms to but also elevates the level of relationalism between parties (Boyle et al. 1992) and is based on mutual trust (Baldwin 1971; Raven and Kruglanski 1970).

"Under my stewardship, Rangers will be managed with fiscal discipline such that the club not only conforms to Uefa financial fair play regulations but also such that Rangers will never have to suffer this kind of anguish again," he said in a statement.

This new treatment not only conforms to hydrodynamic laws, but also ensures correct comparisons of energetic costs among different steady swimming animals.

Therefore, the case of P. muralis not only conforms to the scenario of "refugia within refugia" [ 56], but it also sets a new phylogeographic pattern of "refugia within all refugia".

If you believe that there is an eternal afterlife and that endless indescribable torture awaits those who disobey God's law, then it requires no huge stretch of imagination to make sure that you not only conform to each diktat but that you also encourage and, if necessary, coerce others to do the same.

It does not only conform to the safety and health standards and federal regulations, as defined by the Mine Safety and Health MSHAA), but also lower the cost of air supply (U.S. Code of Federal Regulations 2014 .Providing continuous fresh air to the mine dilutes and removes noxious gas and dust.

A short response is that saints not only heroically conform their lives to the will of God, but also love that will.

Accordingly, a definition of death is accepted not only because it conforms to contemporary understanding of biology, but also because it is consistent with the cultural, social, political norms and exigencies of that period.

The North African countries where many of these Islamic women have come from were French colonies where the French not only refused to conform to local customs, but also violently imposed their own.

This conforms not only with a previously published meta-analysis published by Hubner et al (2011) but may also be explained by recent findings of Friboulet et al (2013) showing that only one of the five known ERCC1 isoforms is essential for platinum adduct repair.