Sentence examples for closer compliance from inspiring English sources

Lawyers groups, nongovernmental organizations and UN officials are now pushing for a new human rights treaty to protect the rights of the elderly, a treaty considered duplicative by many who think those rights can be protected by closer compliance with obligations imposed by the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.

Alipui concluded, " "We applaud the serious efforts of the Philippine government to bring its justice system into closer compliance with the Convention on the Rights of the Child, together with the broad coalition of civil society, media and faith based organizations that have advocated for this measure.

Micro-scale hybrid dimples, which are in close compliance with the results of the mathematical calculations, were successfully fabricated on machined cylindrical surfaces.

This will bring us closer to compliance with National Fire Protection Association Standard No.1710 (minimum manning of fire departments), and make our job a great deal safer.

The policy is meant to nudge New York City closer to compliance with the federal No Child Left Behind Law, which requires school districts to provide new options to students languishing in failing schools.

Many schools are buying expensive anti-bullying curriculum packages, big glossy binders that look reassuring on the bookshelf and technically place schools closer to compliance with the new laws.

The purpose of auditing is to elevate security and to bring one closer to compliance with various security policies and regulations.

There will inevitably be design trade-offs, but the closer the compliance with human factors requirements, the less likely that the design will induce error, task difficulty, or other risks.

We found, however, that those who maintained regular check-ups and had closer perceived compliance with advice from dentists or dental hygienists had significantly better oral hygiene.

Even so, Mr. Issa wrote in his letter to CARB that the relationship between fuel economy and tailpipe carbon dioxide emissions was so close that "compliance tests for fuel-economy standards are done by measuring vehicular CO2 emissions".

In March, the agency's independent Inspector General released a report estimating that of the 4,559 A.R.C. loans made through January 2010, nearly half "were not originated and closed in compliance with S.B.A.'s policies and procedures, resulting in approximately $66.5 million in inappropriate loan approvals".