The phrase "allows to comply" is not correct in standard written English.
It is missing a subject or an object, making it unclear and incomplete.
Example: "The new policy allows us to comply with the regulations more easily."
Alternatives: "enables compliance" or "facilitates adherence".
Manufacturers are allowed to comply with the standard by reporting only the distance at which EMI occurs.
"I think that it is going to determine the individuals in our country, and provide information that allows us to comply with our own laws and with our own procedures," she said.
I mention this because trading that way not only allows you to comply with the law, but it provides creative financing tools to help structure the way investments are made.
The proposed regulation, which revises one proposed a year ago, also allows drillers to comply with state regulations in places where federal officials deem them as tough or tougher than the applicable federal rules.
However, while tantalizing, the ultimate goal of a specialized charter that allows firms to comply with federal rules rather than state-by-state licensing requirements does not appear likely in the near-term.
This includes expertise, problem-solving competence, and reliability and allows providers to comply with the need to competently address technical and legal aspects of the cloud in the customer conversation.
Current Metro PD policy allows officials to comply with federal immigration authorities at their own discretion.
In the absence of SLGS, a local government will likely put its money in marketable Treasury debt, paying an outside advisor to craft a Treasury investment that allows it to comply with the law preventing arbitrage.
Others have said that products such as Glass raise concerns about patient privacy, though several companies have developed software that allows Glass to comply with federal patient privacy laws.
Make sure that any vehicle you choose allows you to comply with your state's cargo-securing standards as well as Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) and the Department of Transportation regulation on hauling.
