The phrase "a global compliance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to adherence to international standards or regulations across different countries or regions.
Example: "The company has implemented a global compliance strategy to ensure that all its operations meet international legal requirements."
Alternatives: "worldwide compliance" or "international compliance".
A Wal-Mart representative said the company was strengthening its compliance programs, part of a global compliance review that has cost more than $35 million over the past 18 months.
"What would be required here is the development of a global compliance infrastructure," said Brian Cartwright, a senior adviser at Latham & Watkins and former general counsel for the SEC.
To remain in the study, a global compliance index of ≥75% was mandatory.
All patients took the DHA supplementation as planned, with a global compliance of 90%.
In addition, under the guidance of Gerson Zweifach, News Corporation's Group General Counsel, the Company is implementing a more robust global compliance structure, with expanded education, customized controls, and group compliance officers across our businesses.
Rupert Murdoch said that News Corporation's 50,000 employees could expect "a more robust global compliance structure" in response to the continued fallout over news gathering at the company's British newspaper unit.
As a former director of global compliance at Citigroup and the head of litigation at Salomon Brothers, I know first hand the power of a regulator to put a financial institution out of business.
Because he lacked formal credentials as a school administrator, Mr. Levy, the director of global compliance at Citigroup, needed a waiver from the state education commissioner to serve as interim chancellor.
See articleSir Hector Sants stepped down as head of global compliance at Barclays, a role that includes overseeing the bank's commitment to adhere to anti-corruption laws.
Scripted treatment guidelines from the Surviving Sepsis Campaign [ 3] and the Institute for Healthcare Improvement [ 4] have focused on a bundled approach to care, yet global compliance remains poor [ 5].
Credit Suisse said it began an internal investigation into the situation in December 2005 and had since changed its practices, including termination of all business with organizations that have been subject to sanctions by the Office of Foreign Assets Control, closing an office in Tehran and appointing a global sanctions compliance officer.
