conformity
সাদৃশ্য
definition
noun
conformity to regulations
compliance with standards, rules, or laws.
translation of 'conformity'
প্রথানুসারী কাজ বা আচরণ
noun
অনুসার,
সাদৃশ্য,
তুল্যতা,
অনুক্রম
example
the goods were in 'conformity' with the contract
Religion supports ‘personal morality’ and willing 'conformity' to social conventions and traditions.
The State must evolve a legal framework for development of tourism in 'conformity' with international standards, and create conditions for the promotion of cultural tourism.
There will also be 'conformity' in the color of dealer buildings in grey and silver.
For emergency purposes we provide sufficient safety facilities like life jackets for passengers and all are in 'conformity' with maritime regulations.
If, on the other hand, the families of the deceased refused to show mercy and, instead, demanded justice in the form of a life for a life, the State was obliged to enforce capital punishment in 'conformity' with the law of equity in justice.
It is important to ensure 'conformity' between the election law and any other national laws on non-discrimination or the equality of women and men.
a word of praise or an encouraging smile provide rewards for 'conformity' to social norms
Strict 'conformity' to harsh social norms was demanded of everyone, regardless of status or wealth.
These objectives restate the Government's absolute commitment to act in 'conformity' with international law, including the United Nations Charter and international humanitarian law.
If you're socially awkward, 'conformity' is a wonderful thing because you can feel like you belong even though you don't.
The measures taken are bound nonetheless to remain in 'conformity' with applicable international law.
My impression is that she also contains elements of 'conformity' and conventionality as well as elements of spontaneity, independence and daring.
With regard to this last point, the focus in hospital may be on symptoms and behavioural 'conformity' .
A prevailing style of dress has become known as being ‘in fashion’, but fashion has been described as a tyrannically democratic force, enforcing 'conformity' to current social or moral conventions.
In any case, the current study clearly suggests that identification of any forces favoring vocal 'conformity' in parakeets should be a top priority for subsequent work.
The issue with contract documentation is having to deal with diverse conditions across the region making it difficult to harmonise and achieve 'conformity' .
The reason why we place any credit in witnesses and historians, is not derived from any connexion, which we perceive a priori, between testimony and reality, but because we are accustomed to find a 'conformity' between them.
The staff again urged that the dismissal action be rescinded and that any further action be in 'conformity' with generally accepted standards for academic due process.
The staff expressed the hope that the administration and governing board would act in 'conformity' with these standards.
And so we've investigating 'conformity' , social facilitation, interpersonal distance kind of behaviours, leadership.
I sincerely hope that she never again has to endure the horror of entertaining the kind of deviants who value moral principle and compassion over social 'conformity' and sensual indulgence.
'conformity' to regulations
The influence of autonomous public opinion on legislation ensured that such legislation would be in 'conformity' with reason - otherwise the rule of law would be little more than a cruel and empty phrase.
Certainly, the widespread predilection for the fancy and frivolous has its roots in decades of drab socialist 'conformity' .
The mass media ‘behavior offensive’ that promoted social 'conformity' and moral order was designed to counter pressures on American culture from within and without.
loyalty to one's party need not imply unquestioning 'conformity'
Thus, political considerations generally took priority over religious 'conformity' : Gaelic translations of the Bible and Book of Common Prayer only appeared after Elizabeth's death.
Despite this repression, which did bring about conversions and considerable outward 'conformity' , many Protestants continued to practice their faith in secret.
That passage seems to me to demonstrate a 'conformity' between the law of the Convention and the domestic law of England upon the scope of liability in third agency cases where the claim relates to serious injury or death.
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