Like other foreign tech companies, Amazon must adhere to increasingly strict government regulations in order to stay in China, where it began operations in 2014.
However, we have not yet identified the essential elements in helping patients engage in self-management and adhere to increasingly complex medical regimens.
The rhetoric of the false positive is triumphalism and those who don't adhere are increasingly made out to be losers.
He focused on fossil fuel companies, he says, because unlike industries that produce greenhouse gases as a byproduct (such as the automobile industry, which has adhered to increasingly strict mileage standards), the mission of fossil fuel companies is to pull carbon out of the ground and put it into commerce.
We cannot live in a world where people increasingly adhere to the language of Islamophobia.
Although curators increasingly adhere to standard data representations, the data that various databases actually record from the same published information may differ significantly.
There is, though, one subject the New York Republican tends not to raise as he adheres to his increasingly frantic schedule of news conferences, speeches, Congressional hearings and interviews: the Republican Party.
Even as Russia has cracked down on many nongovernmental organizations, especially those perceived to challenge the authority of President Vladimir V. Putin, loosely organized groups like these appear to be thriving, particularly those adhering to an increasingly conservative public agenda.
China is increasingly willing to adhere to international norms in pressuring North Korea to denuclearise.
Rather than sacrificing letter for spirit, the Court has become increasingly inclined to adhere strictly to a clear statutory text, even when doing so produces results that fit poorly with the apparent purposes that inspired the enactment.
