conform

conform with the regulations

conform a copy to the original

conform to the customs of society

the countryside should conform to a certain idea of the picturesque.

they want me to conform, to be lily-white.

a professed and conforming Anglican.

conform the plans to the new specifications

Shapable stylet to conform to the patient's anatomy.

A coat must conform to the figure of the wearer.

the kitchen does not conform to hygiene regulations.

pressure to conform; peer-group pressure.

Students are required to conform to the rules.

The building does not conform to safety regulations.

Her ideas do not conform with mine.

The packaging does not conform to EU rules.

the changes were introduced to conform with international classifications.

A conformer is a 3 dimensional configuration of a particular candidate structure.

The kinds of books in her library conform to her level of education.

he conforms in word and deed to the values of a society that he rejects.

third, the value orientation, viewed from the angle of historical development, conforms to the value of constitutionalist principles.

This piece of equipment does not conform to the official safety standards.

For this reason and no other — I didn't conform to Charleston and I couldn't.

This is a great way to leverage our natural tendency to conform.

To cause division is to be conformed to this age.

Others, of course, strongly disagree that students should conform to such a dress code.

But that is all the more reason for their making a special effort to conform.

We shall not think it out; we shall merely conform, and let it go at that.

A citizen is expected to conform to the law of his country.

Are you conforming to the fitness of things? Doing what's expected?

10. Always conform to company policy.