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While investigating Lanlongkou town, the one with the highest degree of Sinicisation among the six tribes in Kumbum, we also realised that people in a normal context still come across the phenomenon of seeking conformity and distinguishing whether "someone is Tibetan" or "someone is Han".
Historian Erich Haberer notes that many survived and made sense of the "totalitarian atomization" of society by seeking conformity with communism.
Of the two that did not, one stated that he/she was "not seeking conformity with other respondents" the other did not explain why he or she did not use the feedback.
Orthodox theologians, rather than seeking literal conformity with any particular confession, will look for consistency with Scripture and tradition, as it has been expressed in the ancient councils, in the works of the Church Fathers (the early theological authorities of the church), and in the uninterrupted life of the liturgy.
Both favor heterogeneity over conformity; both seek to express the clash of values that define a historic city rather than suppress it.
Most religiously associated institutions seek to operate in conformity with their religious tenets". Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Baltimore, 216 N.L.R.B., at 250.
"Legionary seminarians" he said, "are essentially trained to suspend reason in their obedience and to seek a total internal conformity with all the norms, and to withstand any internal impulse to examine or critique the norms or the indications of superiors".
He has juxtaposed democratic pluralism with its opposite -- a fundamentalism that suppresses dissent and seeks to impose conformity on the population of a country, a region, or even the whole world.
The statement urges the State Department "to seek non-military solutions in conformity with the UN Charter and international law".
