Sentence examples for that conform with from inspiring English sources
Self-efficacy is associated with years of experience, higher levels of job satisfaction and changes to nursing practices that conform with best practice.
Bahrain said it planned to sell bonds that conform with Islamic law banning interest, in what is likely to be the first of many such sales by Arab countries looking to tap into a fast-growing market.
Under New York State law, any building of six apartments or more built before 1974, or new buildings that have received certain types of property tax breaks, must charge rents that conform with the state's rent stabilization laws.
In an effort to meet investor demand for more accurate corporate profit estimates, Thomson First Call, which tracks corporate earnings, will start to provide analysts' earnings estimates that conform with general accounting methods.
Along with the familiar burgers and fries, customers have the option of meals that conform with the dietary rules observed by Orthodox Christians during Lent: essentially vegan, though shellfish are allowed.
The ruling upheld a radical decision by a federal trial judge, who struck down the 31-year-old gun control law on spurious grounds that conform with the agenda of the anti-gun control lobby but cry out for rejection by the Supreme Court.
In order to do so, we first developed items that conformed with the results of the previous meta-analysis.
In the encyclopedia, Mao is portrayed as a great leader who made serious mistakes, a version that conforms with China's current political line.
Sixty-six percent said they made too much, and 23percentt said they made the right amount, a sentiment that conformed with the responses from a 1995 poll.
It includes drafting a plan to rid the building of its physical problems and changing the library's charter to change slowly over to an institution that conforms with the state's requirements.
The process of recognizing as a state a new entity that conforms with the criteria of statehood is a political one, each country deciding for itself whether to extend such acknowledgment.
