Examples of using Conforms in English and their translations into Hebrew
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To the question:“Which candidate conforms to your image of the office of president of the republic?” more than 70 percent say Fillon.
The website conforms to the recommendations of the Israeli standard(SI 5568)
This singing, unaccompanied by mechanical instruments of music, conforms to the music used in the apostolic church and for several centuries thereafter(Ephesians 5:19).
It also conforms with your five-year history at this time of the year.
However, not every LCD manufacturer conforms to the ISO standard
The Zahav system also conforms to the strict requirements of the National Information Security Authority in Israel.
It can be said that generally on the subject of ecological hazards, the civil legal approach and customary legislation today conforms to ancient law.
Even though some unhealthy content conforms to ordinary people's attachments,
My experience also conforms to the results of the research in this area.
To the question: Which candidate conforms to your image of the office of president of the republic?
This singing, unaccompanied by mechanical[or electronic] instruments of music, conforms to the music used in the apostolic church and for several centuries thereafter(Ephesians 5:19).
The finding about the Jewish sample conforms to previous studies about support for the two-state idea.
So find me a mask that conforms perfectly to my face and doesn't affect my ability to aim while I'm on the run.
It conforms to the statutory definition of stunning,
perfect image of God, and God conforms us to his own image by making us like Jesus.
The SDK API conforms to the COM standard and can be easily used in C/C++,
Nature's Plus Vitamin D3/Vitamin K2 conforms to the strictest standards for purity,
Today, what I'm telling Dafa disciples to do is to cultivate among ordinary people in a way that conforms to ordinary people as much as possible.
Because it conforms to their expectations and to mine as well, which is worse.
This singing, unaccompanied by mechanical instruments of music, conforms to the music used in the apostolic church and for several centuries thereafter Eph.