Sentence examples for agents to comply from inspiring English sources

He says he'd ask the government for powers to strengthen Boris Johnson's London Rental Standard, making it mandatory for lettings agents to comply with it and would "target" high fees charged to tenants.

The younger Spotted Tail was also confined pending murder charges, and it took a direct order of the Secretary of the Interior for the local BIA agents to comply with the Supreme Court decision before he was released.

If the managing agent refused to comply with this request, Mr. Mandel said, the shareholder could take the risk of deducting the amount he was owed.

Axelrod presents a "norms game" in which agents probabilistically choose to comply with the norm, or deviate from it, and then other agents can probabilistically choose to punish any deviations at some cost to them.

Even if a mobile operator forms a partnership with a bank, its agents may have to comply with banking rules covering everything from the height of the counter to the installation of alarms.

In this case, the process is simply reversed, that is, the information is received from other agents and transformed to comply with the knowledge base.

There are three ways an instrumentally incoherent agent could come to comply with the wide-scope requirement: by intending the means, by dropping the end, or by abandoning the belief that intending the means is necessary for achieving the end.

When his immune system started to fail, they thought it more likely that the poison was a radioactive form of thallium, which had been used by the K.G.B. nearly fifty years earlier in a failed attempt to assassinate Nikolai Khokhlov, an agent who had refused to comply with an order to kill a prominent Russian dissident.

D'Amico said Matt was shot by a border patrol agent when he failed to comply with commands in the woods near a cabin where a shot had been fired earlier in the day at a camping trailer.

Ms. Gerken said the agents' lawyers had every reason to comply with the judge's order.

Many agents said they saw failure to comply as an ethical breach, and some employers such as Frederick W. Peters, president of Ashforth Warburg Associates, said undue delay was grounds for dismissal.