Sentence examples for time to conform from inspiring English sources

The armor turned out to be lightweight and cool in the sun, softening, over time, to conform to each wearer's body shape.

One is that the Saudis want to be treated as a developing country, which would give them more time to conform with some WTO rules.

(ix) The right is reserved to adjust the fees specified in the permit at any time to conform with the fees approved for Teton National Forest, and the permittee shall be furnished a notice of any change of fees.

He has therefore canceled his round of golf today". Cypress Point, one of the nation's most elite golf clubs, refused to admit blacks in time to conform to the Professional Golfers Association's new guidelines holding that no club acting as host of a P.G.A. tournament can discriminate against blacks or women.

Yes, we've been leaning on the UN and the IAEA for a long time to conform to our narrative on Iran.

The bureaucrats' decisions are not modeled explicitly; they take their cues from the senior leadership, adjusting the level of corruption over time to conform to the leader's example.

There is a perception that more and more cases of academic dishonesty are going unreported to the campus Center of Student Conduct and Community Standards (CSCCS) - either because the instructor does not want to invest the time required to conform to campus policy or because the instructor believes that a significant investment of time might result in sanction that is insufficient.

Prosecutors this week modified their indictment for a third time, mainly to conform to Illston's recent ruling to exclude some evidence that links Bonds to Anderson.

Yet for a short time they seemed to conform to the laws of physics, producing an equal and opposite reaction.

These points in time are chosen to conform to standard evaluation procedures within our facility.

This was not the first time Ryanair had refused to conform to the rules – in 2008 a Dutch company launched a class action on behalf of 36 passengers who had claims for compensation turned down.