conformity
ಅನುಸರಣೆಯನ್ನು
definition
noun
conformity to regulations
compliance with standards, rules, or laws.
translation of 'conformity'
ಅನುವರ್ತನೆ,
ಅನುಸರಣೆ
example
the goods were in 'conformity' with the contract
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.
If you're socially awkward, 'conformity' is a wonderful thing because you can feel like you belong even though you don't.
We would look at it in 'conformity' with Spanish law.
In the first place. it is for the legislature to ensure that national legislation is in 'conformity' with the rules of the Convention.
This means more than behavioral 'conformity' in the execution of a program.
The term implies that 'conformity' to norms is natural and normal; that resistance is pathological.
The mass media ‘behavior offensive’ that promoted social 'conformity' and moral order was designed to counter pressures on American culture from within and without.
If the national measure is based merely upon the international standard, but not in 'conformity' with it, there is no presumption in its favour, but a complaining member must make a prima facie case in favour of inconsistency.
Children receive rewards for 'conformity' to group behaviour and they are punished for dissension.
Whereas the first Lord was a Church Papist, externally compliant with the law of 'conformity' , Sir William II was twice presented for Catholic recusancy.
The upshot of this is that they internalize responsibility for their bodies' 'conformity' to acceptable norms of feminine beauty and behaviour.
All surgical interventions and anesthesia were conducted in 'conformity' with institutional guidelines.
In these each aspirant's contribution was judged, in 'conformity' with strict, somewhat pedantic rules, on his song's sacred content: its prosody, its rhyme, and its melody.
these changes are intended to ensure 'conformity' between all schemes
Strict 'conformity' to harsh social norms was demanded of everyone, regardless of status or wealth.
The top of the basaltic sequence is the top unconformity / 'conformity' between the post-break-up sediments and the basaltic basement.
To what extent is this in 'conformity' with the EU's requirements?
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 selective forces promoting such phenotypic 'conformity' in groups should in theory make it more difficult for group members to identify other individuals.
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.
Religion supports ‘personal morality’ and willing 'conformity' to social conventions and traditions.
This is generally in 'conformity' with the court decision, save that it puts no controls on when strip searches may be done in a police station.
There needs to be some 'conformity' between this legislation and what other departments are involved in.
Leaders must act in 'conformity' with these accepted standards as they carry out the activities mandated by society.
loyalty to one's party need not imply unquestioning 'conformity'
Conversely, the interdependent self focuses on sociocentric values such as dependence on others, duty, and 'conformity' to social norms.
There will also be 'conformity' in the color of dealer buildings in grey and silver.
The measures taken are bound nonetheless to remain in 'conformity' with applicable international law.
The new rules has been formulated in 'conformity' with the guide lines earlier issued by the Supreme Court.
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