The organisation excels as recognised crown wheel manufacturers that conform to strict national, international and environment standards. |
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In general, Gujaratis conform to northern Indian patterns of kinship, marriage practices, and family structure. |
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His description of the height and build of the person does not conform to the height and build of the appellant at the relevant time. |
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No, my main worry is that the passengers will conform to his relaxed style and be allowed to fly in jumpers and corduroys. |
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Human actions and reactions do not conform to the laws of physics, mechanics, or the natural sciences. |
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It is important to consider the origin of the desire to conform to a societal image. |
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Therefore, the shoulder-sleeve insignia was authorized to be worn with the blue uppermost to conform to the manner of wearing the brassard. |
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While most sonnets conform to the usual rules of prosody, with their decasyllables and 14 rhymed lines, there are exceptions throughout the set. |
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Once, at a press conference, he was asked if his thinking as a scientist could conform to the thinking of a politician. |
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All of this splitting is to make the human fossil record conform to the fossil record of other groups. |
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While popular writers conform to the rules of the dominant culture, literary authors are nonconformists, true to their own vision. |
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However, the geocentrists will have none of it, insisting that language and usage must conform to their standards. |
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But if we think God must conform to one or the other picture, we really have a limited view. |
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Building stone and roof tiles have to conform to rigid specifications, and must be locally sourced. |
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They will not conform to the academic worldview or the organizational development paradigm. |
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These are models that can be custom built as long as they conform to a specific rule, or rather, a formula of measurements. |
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We live in a world in which there are many moral laws that people are obliged to conform to. |
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The hair used to conform to the colour code but it has broken out in steely grey. |
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Conversely, women who do not conform to the caring and nurturing feminine stereotype could encounter gender discrimination in the workplace. |
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The construction of the accommodation ladder did not conform to the vessel's drawings or specifications. |
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The usual proposals, however, conform to an orthodoxy based on unstated answers to these questions. |
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In any particular situation, any 18 centers will do, even if they don't conform to this pattern. |
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A practitioner of traditional Chinese herbal medicine must conform to the standards of a reasonably competent practitioner of that art. |
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More frequently, individuals who did not conform to their place in the gender system were exposed and ostracized. |
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He's recovering from a bout of testicular cancer, an illness that does not conform to his studly, high-powered-attorney lifestyle. |
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Vendors have been building both cable modems and CMTSs that conform to the 1.1 spec, and qualifying or certifying them as 1.0 compliant. |
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More than ever before, the working men of Chicago had to conform to new standards of industrial discipline and self control. |
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The vast majority of homeless people are there because they won't conform to the ways of the world. |
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Four access points and four PC cards officially conform to the new wireless networking standard. |
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Offer quality leather that is highly contoured or very soft to conform to a woman's body. |
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Poets may fable of such a will, that it makes the very heavens conform to it. |
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Tequila, like champagne or cognac, is an appellation that must conform to specific standards. |
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How does displaying a product at a trade fair conform to a requirement to observe a strict code of confidentiality in relation to the product? |
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This, Sir David said, will conform to the principles of democracy, openness and fair play. |
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As pop-up toasters are covered under the Quality Control Order, 1981, they have to conform to the safety standards. |
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The diet will conform to the prescribed food pyramid, allowing for fats, oils and sweets besides cereal, rice, milk and vegetables. |
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However, all photographic tricks still have to conform to the basic rules of physics, in particular the rules of light. |
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He needs to know that this trial presupposes certain immutable facts that conform to sense and reason and accord with perfect justice. |
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It's not a typical horror movie, in that it really doesn't conform to the genre rules. |
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They are saying, you must conform to our version of family and society or you can have no rights. |
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But she did not conform to the stereotype of the de-feminised learned woman. |
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People are defined as illiterate when they do not conform to a set of cultural criteria defined by the ruling elite of a particular society. |
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In the first place, chemical solutions can conform to the geometry of the sample vessel or object being irradiated. |
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Prosecutors scaled back the number to eight to conform to new rules calling for swifter trials. |
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To this end, a regulative framework of the African financial markets that conform to international best practices is being advocated. |
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The young people conform to the world, following its ways and foolish fashion. |
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In exchange, they must conform to extensive social and environmental criteria. |
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I could never conform to what other people wanted me to be for the sake of fitting in. |
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Even if they do, I think it's going to miss all the ambiguities in something that might not necessarily conform to a radical agenda. |
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The wafer is repolished flat on one side, while the other is curved to conform to the curved inside of the retina. |
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They report on the dramatic increase in venture ratings while also commenting on the pressures to conform to the norms of an MBA education. |
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He creates a character who society considers bourgeois and sexually repressed but who does not conform to such expectations. |
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The types of cross-sticks allowed in competition are required to conform to a standard well defined in the rules. |
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The reason these people, who seem to be mainly male, talentless, 30-something layabouts, conform to such ideals is because they are simplistic. |
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They're anatomically engineered to conform to the foot, and they come with a padded sole and a sweat-wicking wool interior. |
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Litter louts, owners of uncontrolled dogs and people who ignore red flags and danger signs must conform to the rules of responsible behaviour. |
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But then life is so much easier when we imagine that people conform to a stereotype. |
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Should we assume gendered pronouns conform to modern definitions of gender, or is this a social 'retcon' of the language? |
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Tall, with long, Sixties-style hair and trendy dark shirts, he does not conform to the public stereotype of the anoraked maths professor. |
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Unfortunately, the reality of gentry-class women's lives often failed to conform to the image of the lady of leisure. |
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We were visionary idealists, purposefully choosing to pursue a lifestyle that did not apishly conform to culture. |
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This adds a completely new degree of immersiveness, since you rarely feel obligated to conform to a linear path of progress. |
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Because such publications do not conform to any standardized rules, this information is not computer readable. |
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Hence again I have stayed in my hole, because up above there's an increasing passion to make men conform to a pattern. |
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Web sites need to conform to the cyberlaws of countries in which business is conducted. |
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Socialization involves mastering table manners and politeness, but it also concerns learning how to conform to the world's most terrible ways. |
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I didn't conform to the norm and I couldn't play the cat and mouse game with the press. |
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Such a series of treatment successes would conform to a white noise pattern, with no significant autocorrelation in a time series analysis. |
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Sandblast cleaning material should conform to one of two particle size graduations outlined in the specifications below. |
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And in Juliet we find a Chinoy woman, who in her desire to conform to social expectations, denies herself choices and voice. |
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Females conform to their peers more than do males, but there is greater social disapproval for female delinquency. |
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The regulations must be sent back to the drawing board and revised to conform to the real world. |
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The chasuble, stole and maniple conform to the liturgical colour of the day, which varies according to the feast. |
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The idea of trying to get these people to conform to a view of Scottishness that suits the majority is not the way forward. |
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Most people conform to mass-marketed new trends making it seem as though they don't have any personal style. |
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The images are quite large, but when you load the masks, they conform to the size of your photo. |
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Fiestas are the major form of public worship and sometimes conform to the 260-day Mayan religious calendar. |
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One is to recommend that immigrants conform to the customs, habits and culture of their host country. |
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By this time, he said, a night shift was in operation and it was difficult to conform to the conditions in the timescale allowed. |
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We explored forcing our data to conform to the topologies of previous among-group arrangements. |
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By creating a pattern of youth, middle age and dotage, people were expected to conform to it. |
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Even though toe shoes don't come in left-right pairs, they quickly conform to the shape of your feet with wear. |
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And the pressure to conform to all these trivial values is absolutely enormous. |
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The blazon must conform to the Composition Rules of Blazonry, which have evolved throughout history. |
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Make sure to keep in mind that they should also conform to the mood and harmony of the living space. |
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While antivirus software vendor sites are not obligated to conform to any virus-naming convention, most do. |
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The entire island was designated a naval base, and villagers were expected to conform to naval standards of hygiene and decorum. |
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Meanwhile, Hain himself can slag people off just because they don't conform to his narrow vision of what constitutes a Brit. |
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Are bishops willing to sacrifice useful candidates simply because they don't conform to the clerical pattern of another age, time and society? |
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It all seemed a bit too easy and specific, not cool and abstract enough too conform to the universalist ambitions of modernism. |
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Well, I did, but they conform to general socially acceptable behaviour. |
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Mike was experiencing a serious conflict between his own deeply held beliefs and a blooming awareness that the real world might not conform to those beliefs after all. |
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You have to conform to the rules of a planet when you're on it, to its cycles of night and day, and when people show up you have their rules to deal with. |
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He accepts he does not conform to the public school or Oxbridge stereotype, as he was brought up on a council estate in Dringhouses and educated at Millthorpe School. |
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Clearly, the street kids conform to society's view of them as troubled. |
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We feel that we must conform to these unrealistic, fairytale like images. |
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Southern societies are judged as having violated their children because the lives of the children do not conform to the image of childhood held in the West. |
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For most dual phase steels, and also for highly formable interstitial free steels, the stress-strain curves do not conform to the Ludwig's equation. |
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Most of Shakespeare's lines conform to the normal type of the decasyllable, and the rest are accounted for by familiar and rational rules of variation. |
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Certainly some people simply cannot stand to live alongside someone who does not conform to their views. |
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On his present trajectory, Putin shows no signs that he will conform to international legal and moral norms. |
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But the fun of reading Lennon is in his outright refusal to conform to expectations. |
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He said many of the gender-fluid students he meets conform to their biological gender at school or any place they perceive as hostile toward gender variance. |
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Tris refuses to conform to societal conventions, both in terms of her divergence and her sexuality. |
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The isotopic data do not conform to a simple mixing equation. |
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In order to conform to strict fire codes the employer shall have the right to conduct safety inspections and fire drills at the employees home at any time. |
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Behind this variety was a unity of purpose which strengthened Shakespeare in resisting the pressure from his contemporaries to conform to pseudo-classical ideals. |
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Successful women performers thus had to have a demure appearance and restrict their body movements on stage to conform to idealized concepts of womanhood. |
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When hearing this, remember not to take it so seriously that you ask the exact time, because the expression does not conform to its literal meaning. |
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Not content to have a nice big dish of holiday mushroom ravioli or lentil loaf, vegetarians seem curiously afflicted with a desire to conform to the season. |
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Surely, you're not suggesting that people undergo all the difficulties and trauma associated with gender reassignment to conform to a social construct? |
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What constitutes an infringement of privacy or bad taste or a failure to conform to proper standards of decency is very much a matter of personal judgment. |
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The Robin Hood created by the ballad-mongers was an adaptation of the medieval outlaw figure to conform to the general conventions of the street ballad. |
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During the mid-50s, facing a bilious Senate, the comic-book industry had agreed to censor itself, guaranteeing parents that their books would conform to basic moral standards. |
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The inherent nature of this drive to conform to societal expectations remains unapparent to consumers, allowing them the perception of free choice rather than coercion. |
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Being pressed to conform to such a change in majority opinion must feel like victimization. |
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One way to conform to a gluten-free diet is to do more cooking at home. |
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If you want to farm sustainably, they have told us, then you have got to make your farming conform to the natural laws that govern the local ecosystem. |
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The council voted in favor of permitting up to 182 shops that existed before 2008 to stay open if they conform to stricter rules. |
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Apart from a few notable exceptions, everything seemed to conform to type. |
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And in between acts, earnest spokesmodels touted the latest in consumer products that would enable you to conform to the rigors of post-war affluence. |
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In addition to the departure of the nurturance scenario from the original hypotheses of the study, ratings for one other scenario also did not conform to predictions. |
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Just as a name must conform to the phonological system of the language, so the way it is written must conform to the orthographic conventions of the language. |
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New power plants will always have to conform to the province's environmental standards, but even the cleanest burning coal-fired plant is a polluter. |
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Also the state must amend existing legislation to conform to the international law in case of any inconsistence with the national legislation. |
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In the second statement the value 85.1 is autoboxed in order to conform to the type of Double. |
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Eating meat does not conform to God's original intention, and resorting to carnivorism merely accentuates an unattractive part of human nature. |
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Despite this, about one quarter of English clergy refused to conform to this form of State Presbyterianism. |
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These analogies conform to Milton's puritanical preference for Old Testament imagery. |
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There are also a number of compositions which do not conform to this stylistic pattern. |
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Tennis balls must conform to certain criteria for size, weight, deformation, and bounce to be approved for regulation play. |
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This is the idea that all laws and government actions conform to principles. |
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These groups, especially in the Jim Crow South were under great pressure to conform to segregation. |
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Wanting to avoid more negative reaction, the performer will adjust his performance to conform to audience expectations. |
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Such cars shall conform to a model defined in a catalogue and be offered to the customers by the regular Sales Department of the manufacturer. |
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Helmuth von Moltke the Younger succeeded Schlieffen in 1906 and was less certain that the French would conform to German assumptions. |
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Phased array antenna can be built to conform to specific shapes, like missiles, infantry support vehicles, ships, and aircraft. |
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Second, the standard domain-specific notation you're recreating in your Perl class must conform to the Perlish precedences and associativities. |
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Metalwork is commonly of a much more widespread distribution than pottery and does not conform to these borders. |
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During the Republic, any person who wished to hold public office had to conform to the Reformed Church and take an oath to this effect. |
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He felt put upon if she asked him to do the slightest household chore or to conform to any schedule of meals and sleep. |
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Second, federal courts may rule on whether coordinate branches of national government conform to the Constitution. |
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In every jurisdiction based on the English common law tradition, evidence must conform to a number of rules and restrictions to be admissible. |
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The Conformity Act required that procedures in suits at law conform to state practice usually the Field Code and common law pleading systems. |
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The courts' main role is then to ensure that agency rules conform to the Constitution and the agency's statutory powers. |
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Although the substantive content is largely similar, some states have made structural modifications to conform to local customs. |
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The unskilled, though unable to conform to them, by following them in performing their tasks still surpass what they can do by themselves. |
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Trim these areas to conform to the approximate function of the coronoid process and to the height and width of the retrozygomatic area. |
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The book also refuses to conform to conventional novelistic style. |
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He also burned Philistine fields showing classic ASPD impulsiveness and inability to conform to social norms. |
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The development of handedness derives from a mixture of genes, environment, and cultural pressure to conform to right-handedness. |
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Waters is still an action figure, though, bendable to conform to the movie's action genre cliches. |
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Although microlights conform to stringent British requirements there is no agreed international standard or approval. |
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Both the outer and inner cannulas are flexible to more easily conform to a patient's anatomy. |
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Here was an epic that did not conform to the oral-formulaic theory quite so neatly as did the Homeric and South Slavic epics. |
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All Leviton GFCI products conform to the latest industry standards as outlined by OSHA, UL, CSA, NEC and others. |
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To approve TEA ingredients, the FDA recently signaled that these ingredients have to conform to GRASE requirements. |
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After March 21, 2010, medical devices placed on the market or put into service, must conform to the requirements of the revised directives. |
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School uniform and hairstyles at school should follow school policy so that children conform to them and look alike and learn to be obedient. |
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In this praeteritio, Tolkien is saying that reality and truth exist and that it is our duty to see and conform to them. |
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For the 17 states that adopted or modified open container laws to conform to federal requirements, the fatality rate was 37 percent. |
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The children must conform to a strict dress code with no exceptions. |
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Microtune also recommends that the government adopt rules for the labeling of digital television receivers that conform to ATSC performance guidelines. |
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The Bungee Office Chair uses, you guessed it, a series of polyester-wrapped bungee cords that conform to your shape, providing strong, comfortable support for your back. |
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The drained area could be regraded to conform to the rest of the park. |
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Government supervision may be imposed, including house arrest, and convicts may be required to conform to particularized guidelines as part of a parole or probation regimen. |
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The speech of the middle classes in Scotland tends to conform to the grammatical norms of the written standard, particularly in situations that are regarded as formal. |
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Mahn, who replaced unsupportable etymologies which were based on Webster's attempt to conform to Biblical interpretations of the history of language. |
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Although there are local dialects, Galician media conform to this standard form, which is also used in primary, secondary, and university education. |
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Courses must conform to IAAF standards for a record to be recognized. |
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Many species of fish and invertebrates have various methods to control or conform to the shifts in salt concentrations and are termed osmoconformers and osmoregulators. |
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The proportion of seats due to each party is calculated according to their overall citywide vote, and then the district winners are adjusted to conform to these proportions. |
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All other legislation and court decisions must conform to its rules. |
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The text of Urry's edition has often been criticised by subsequent editors for its frequent conjectural emendations, mainly to make it conform to his sense of Chaucer's metre. |
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Further, the King gave the translators instructions designed to guarantee that the new version would conform to the ecclesiology of the Church of England. |
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