Sentence examples for that would conform to from inspiring English sources
Like Mr. Kauffmann, his initial impressions of the territory led him to puzzle over how best to build housing that would conform to the desert terrain.
A cartoon of Venn himself then appears to show the user an example of things that would conform to each possible overlap.
A few weeks ago the Dutch government amended its constitution to permit an easement of national sovreignity that would conform to the new European unity.
After the circuit court tossed out the earlier conviction, the government filed new honest services mail fraud charges in federal court in Albany, this time specifying a bribery and kickback theory that would conform to the Supreme Court ruling.
The chief negotiators for Major League Baseball and the players association reported progress in discussions regarding a new drug-testing policy that would conform to Olympic standards and allow a World Cup to be staged next year.
The intervention in the Polish-Russian negotiations by Günther Oettinger, the European commissioner for energy, began last month and is now reaching a point where Poland and Russia must agree to a new contract that would conform to E.U. energy legislation, officials said over the weekend.
Many believe their release and possible move abroad would mean that Taliban prisoners are no longer held hostage by Pakistan, and therefore free to devise a peace formula that would conform more closely to the interests of Afghanistan.
Mr. Miller added that Advertising.com would conform to America Online's privacy policies with regard to what data is collected through cookies and other means.
More than half of the hotel's floor area, including the ballroom, was built below ground so that it would conform to Washington's strict height limit.
Louis Heimbach, the president of Sterling Forest L.L.C., the Tuxedo developer, was at the hearing, and said that Sterling Forge would conform to all state environmental requirements.
But John R. Bolton appears to have bullied people for the purpose of forcing them to distort what they knew to be accurate data so that it would conform to his policy-making agenda.
