conformer

The 'generally conforms' rating means that an internal audit activity has a charter, policies, and processes that are judged to be in conformance with the international standards in all material aspects.

Those states that impose an estate tax may see reduced revenues, to the extent those jurisdictions conform to the new increased federal estate tax exemption amount.

However, I do agree with David that there would be so many people who would not conform that it would probably take years to enforce BUT at PS200 a time and 7 million Dogs that's an awful lot of dosh we can use to employ the enforcers--so maybe not so long?

People conform with the computer to this degree because, according to the researchers, they are striving for accuracy.

The same percentage of youths (three percent) has heterosexual sexual orientations and do not conform to gender norms.

Belgium: reasoned opinion for failure to inform the Commission of the provisions it has adopted to conform to the Directive on the training of professional drivers (2003/59)

898 is not eligible to change its tax year (unless to conform to a new required tax year under Sec.

California does not conform to these federal provisions for personal income tax purposes:

Our public schools welcome children from all of them, but we cannot revise the curriculum to conform to religious dogma.

Shapiro, who is usually thought of as a post-Minimalist (in one definition, a Minimalist using simple geometry to expressive-dramatic effect), seems to want to challenge the coordinates of the white cube rather than conform to them as the first Minimalists did (however unconsciously).

The court also noted the attachment did not conform to the substance of form 8332 as it had not specified the children's names, the year the exemptions were released or Dundra's Social Security number.

The devices conform to the SigmaRAM Consortium's Sigma 1x1Dp double-late-write, pipeline-read specification, which enables 100 percent data bus efficiency and avoids data bus collision even in read/write alternate operation.