This comports with what has been usually the tradition in regard to United States citizens.

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And that comports with what we heard out of Massachusetts from voters who voted for Scott Brown.

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The way a player dresses and walks and comports himself, he said, feeds into the way he plays.

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This comports with what I believe is the constitutional allocation of authority.

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The regular Prius is no hot rod, to be sure, but it comports itself around town and on the highway with a certain lithe assurance.

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I'd be happy to have somebody take a look at it and ensure that whatever program they're doing is -- comports with World Trade Organization regulations.

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It comports much more poorly with the view of, say, Aquinas, who took human beings to be innately far more at home in the world than Augustine thought possible.

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The general standard of materiality that we think best comports with the policies of Rule 14a-9 is as follows: An omitted fact is material if there is a substantial likelihood that a reasonable shareholder would consider it important in deciding how to vote.

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You also have a President who is very mindful of the very questions that you are asking and is, in his capacity as Commander-in-Chief, taking all the necessary steps to ensure that he fulfills his constitutional obligation to protect the United States and its citizens, and does so in a way that comports with our Constitution and with our laws.

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