Sentence examples for Once in compliance from inspiring English sources

The share of private land that must be set aside has risen since 1965 and farmers who were once in compliance but omitted to update their paperwork can end up lumped in with lawbreakers.

AremisSoft, which makes software for the manufacturing, hospitality, health care and construction industries, intends to apply for relisting on Nasdaq or another exchange once it is in compliance with disclosure requirements, the company said.

The once secret data were released in compliance with Mexico's new freedom of information law.

"Once the society is back in compliance with the terms of its current funding agreement we will be in a position to make the delayed grant payment".

ACE hopes to pay the withheld grant once the society is "back in compliance with the terms of its current funding agreement", and is continuing to monitor the situation "very closely", it said.

In alleging before the inquiry that Mr. Cameron and the Conservatives had made a deal with Mr. Murdoch that traded The Sun's support in the 2010 election for a promise of Conservative compliance once in office with various issues of importance to the Murdoch media empire in Britain, Mr. Cameron said, Mr. Brown had "cooked up an entirely unjustified and specious conspiracy theory".

"Once they are able to be in compliance, we would be happy to deliver them food," she said.

But Abe's conservative government, which gained power in December, has backed away from the previous government's commitment and signaled that some nuclear power generation will resume once plants are determined to be in compliance with improved safety standards.

And in that period, once sleepy compliance departments have gone from small teams to large operating divisions with chief risk officers sitting on the top management committees and direct access to non-executive directors.

"As demonstrated in these documents, once compliance incidents were discovered in the telephony metadata collection program, additional checks, balances, and safeguards were developed to help prevent future instances of non-compliance".

And in November 1999, the Health Department notified Mr. Friedman by letter that Parkshore had once again passed the agency's inspection, and was in compliance with state and federal requirements.