Sentence examples for compliance off from inspiring English sources

"It's very difficult if not impossible to enforce compliance off the Internet," said Rick Garza, deputy director of the Washington Liquor Control Board.

We demonstrate that compliance of elastomeric off-chip tubings can be used to damp fluctuations and lead to steady flow rates.

There will always be the process and enterprise performance management integration work to do, but if the SaaS compliance takes off, then the tension between best-of-breed and suite strategies will be dramatically reduced.

In this work the intrinsic complexity of floating-point operators is addressed targeting configurable devices and making design decisions providing the most suitable performance-standard compliance trade-offs.

Second, in the primary analysis a cut-off point for compliance of 85% was used.

He was approached a few more times after that in order to gain his compliance to come off the aircraft, and each time he refused and became more and more disruptive and belligerent.

Higher scores on this scale have been associated with clinical guidelines compliance and less off-label prescribing in prior studies [ 19- 21].

Estimates of compliance for one-off screening at age 50 years was assumed to be 10% higher than that for repeated screening starting at age 50 and finishing at age 80 (Table 1).

Traders, outfitted with cellphones, regularly bypass their recorded, corporate phone lines — and compliance rules — to tip off friends at other firms, often by text messages.

The Justice Department says federal health officials have "exclusive responsibility" for ensuring state compliance and can cut off Medicaid money for a state that does not comply.

Laughlin, Lawrence Ferlinghetti told me, was "a total Ivy League gentleman," afraid to sit cross-legged on the floor in his wingtip cordovan shoes, much less take the shoes off, in compliance with the household's Japanese rules.