Sentence examples for comply be made from inspiring English sources

The commission found that smallpox vaccination was effective and should remain compulsory, though they did recommend some changes in procedures to improve safety, and that the penalties for people who refused to comply be made less severe.

The unstated rules with which each of the parties is expected to comply are made explicit.

The ability for the patient to comply with therapy may be made easier with once daily therapy although the role of single tablet regimens remains controversial.

It is time Americans acknowledged that the death penalty cannot be made to comply with the Constitution and is in every way indefensible.

Army uniformity and discipline, it was seen, could transcend the divided classes, and all army men could be made to comply with the rigorous political standards set by Mao's leadership.

In a summary of the budget released on Friday, the administration said "difficult trade-offs had to be made" to comply with the reduced levels of discretionary spending and still provide increases for the president's priorities.

If BT won't separate legally its Openreach subsidiary to the satisfaction of its regulator, it must be made to comply, which – for a little while yet – means summoning the European commission.

"Willing or not, the sheriff will be made to comply with the law".

This exception had to be made to comply with the act, especially as the Army has previously made more than 197,000 exceptions for secular grooming issues, reported Religious News Service.

RAMPART is an open source project so any user with the right skillset can add their own tools to their pipeline, providing those tools can be made to comply with appropriate interfaces.

If there is money to be made they will comply.