Sentence examples for capacity to comply from inspiring English sources

"We do think it's important for the long-term welfare of the people of Africa that their governments demonstrate a capacity to comply with international law," he said.

Reinforcing concrete with macro-synthetic structural fibres has become an alternative due to their capacity to comply with standards to substitute steel bars.

This type of climate litigation will affect how existing law is interpreted in light of climate change considerations and could affect the UK's capacity to comply with its national greenhouse gas emission reduction targets.

The F.B.I. director, Robert S. Mueller III, has argued that the bureau's ability to carry out court-approved eavesdropping on suspects is "going dark" as communications technology evolves, and since 2010 has pushed for a legal mandate requiring companies like Facebook and Google to build into their instant-messaging and other such systems a capacity to comply with wiretap orders.

This is strongly related to their poor access to road and market information (about quality and prices), their low extension packages knowhow, and their weak capacity to comply with cooperative market requirements.

As the number of schools deemed failing skyrockets -- already about 38,000 schools in 2009 - 10 projected to increase to about 85,000 of our 100,000 schools by 2014 -- states object to the accountability system and lack the capacity to comply.

"Small towns don't have the administrative capacity or the technical capability to comply, even if they wanted to," he added.

Companies have been packing ever more machines into data centres, both to increase their computing capacity and to comply with new data-retention rules.

According to the Guardian, the two countries have been in close talks for some time, and the Chinese digital equipment maker Huawei has been enlisted to help Russian telecom companies build the capacity necessary to comply with Yarovaya's laws.

One of those laws bans public officials from having a financial stake in "any contract made by them in their official capacity". Failure to comply with these laws "could give rise to revocation of the charter," leading to a school's closure, said John Yeh, a Silicon Valley-based attorney who often advises school districts on charter school law.

A sensitivity analysis using these models allows for the identification of strategies for THM reduction in distribution systems as well as an estimation of the capacity of utilities to comply with current and future regulations.