Sentence examples for compliance with about from inspiring English sources

Each camp must comply with 26 mandatory standards (as applicable to the nature of the camp) and demonstrate substantial compliance with about 300 other industry standards, divided into 10 sections.

A task force appointed by the space agency, and led by the former astronauts Thomas Stafford and Richard Covey, has fully approved NASA's compliance with about half of the recommendations.

He says that after four years, the city was in compliance with about half of the decree's provisions, but those mainly consisted of operational changes like establishing a computerized early-warning system for troublesome officers.

Students are constantly monitored for compliance with expectations about comportment and behavior.

Bahrain was second from bottom, with about 18% compliance, while New Zealand was at the top, with about 95%.

He said Iraq had repeatedly refused to respond to diplomatic overtures, economic sanctions and other peaceful means designed to bring about compliance with its obligations to disarm and allow inspections of its weapons programs.

Meanwhile, the prepaid industry overall has come under increasing scrutiny by consumer groups for the lack of consistent disclosures about fees, and the lack of compliance with certain regulations about protection of funds if the card is lost or stolen.

Expressiveness or fluency or originality must not be curtailed by a writer's fearful compliance with archaic ideas about their characters', or their own, pedigree.

Ray Anderson, the league's senior vice president for football operations, said that league observers would walk the fields before games and that teams would have to certify that they were in compliance with league rules about field conditions.

One can also regard Lockean rights as instruments, morally valuable not in themselves but for the consequences compliance with them brings about.

More routinely, assessing how answers to subjective probabilities vary with socio-demographic characteristics of the respondent (i.e. compliance with prior beliefs about correlates of expectations), is often seen as part of the validation of the data.