"There have been a number of technical compliance problems and human implementation errors in these two bulk collection programs" — phone and Internet metadata — "discovered as a result of Department of Justice reviews and internal N.S.A. oversight," the document said.
"Adding new assets requires significant exploratory work from both a technical and compliance standpoint, and we cannot guarantee that all the assets we are evaluating will ultimately be listed for trading," the company said.
Technical compliance of another kind prompted a stinging rebuke of Democrats by Republicans over the rejection of hundreds of military ballots, which Republicans believe favored Gov. George W. Bush.
Despite the helpfulness of YouTube staff, getting fully baked into the platform was a "long and arduous process", according wireWAX, involving technical compliance, massaging of code and changes to the user experience.
The published guidance for industry from the Food and Drug Administration FDAA) specifies that the FDA "anticipate periodic on-site inspection by the trial's imaging-specific monitors to assess the imaging technical compliance of each clinical site or a subset of all the sites" [25].
"One thing Sarbanes-Oxley reminded us of is that technical compliance isn't enough," said Lawrence A. Cunningham, a law professor at George Washington University.
In July, the Daily Dot reported that the firm had shifted headquarters multiple times in less than six months, before launching a questionable fundraising effort which one expert said "may not be in technical compliance" with US securities law.
His point was clear: technical compliance alone was not sufficient.
S.E.C. officials said Edison had not violated generally accepted accounting principles and was "in technical compliance" with them.
And even those that are in technical compliance with the law have in most cases found ways to skirt its intent, the investigators said.
