Sentence examples for compliance conditions from inspiring English sources

In each B-Prolog rule, the condition part represents the compliance conditions as defined in the corresponding regulatory requirement, and the conclusion part specifies the compliant result.

In a statement announcing this, the Confederation of African Football said "a number of compliance conditions have not been met" and added it did not want to expose the Africa Cup of Nations to "any issues that could impact on the success of the most prestigious African competition".

Compliance conditions attached to the permits are designed to ensure that environmental quality is adequately protected in order to sustain the value of the resource.

Thus, effectiveness refers to whether an intervention works under real daily life circumstances, without the rigorous compliance conditions applied in efficacy trials.

The investigations have shown that the load carrying capacity of the pipes under finite compliance condition (fixed end condition) increases when compared to infinite compliance (simply supported condition).

Therefore, in order to address this non-code compliance condition, evacuation and fire modelling analyses were carried out to estimate the Available Safe Egress Time (ASET) and the Required Safe Egress Time (RSET) for people evacuation from the TV Studio.

Following the 1992 CAP reforms, cross-compliance conditions were introduced on sheep and beef support payments which were specifically designed to deter overgrazing, and during the 1990s stock numbers in these areas stabilised (Baldock et al. 2002).

Second, ACTIVE's approach to booster training was compliance-conditioned, making it impossible to separate adherence effects from dosing levels.

Kuda, male, representative from implementing agency Some CTC members had to ensure compliance to conditions in the conditional cash transfer communities.

After Harris's release, Abed said his compliance with conditions of his release "were poor" and the office requested a hearing on May 18 to revoke his home detention.

A Ministry of Justice spokesman said the new tags would allow dangerous and repeat offenders to be tracked around the clock and could also be fitted to prisoners who are given temporary release from prison to monitor their compliance and conditions.