comport with

“I don’t believe this is a good resolution for anybody, but I’ll tell ya I’ve been in this business a long time and I think it does comport with justice,” Arnold said.

But the charging document - which is literally slimmed down from 45 to 36 pages - re-works the language of the allegations and refines the ways in which the former president allegedly committed these crimes to comport with the Supreme Court's ruling on presidential immunity.

The gag order would “fully comport” with the First Amendment, the motion argues, adding that Trump “‘does not have an unlimited right to to speak.’”

"The argument that somehow we're walking away from Israel, or we're not willing to help them defeat Hamas just doesn't comport with the facts," he said.

"The new approach also has other benefits. The form of the solution space does not have to comport with the symmetry requirements of the qubit register, and therefore, it is much easier to shape the solution space and implement symmetries of the system and other physically motivated constraints, which will ultimately lead to more accurate predictions of electronic system properties."