Sentence examples for comply in a from inspiring English sources

Hospitals did not comply in a timely way, participants in the process say.

In a statement on Tuesday, "UBS said it was "confident that it will comply in a timely manner with all of its obligations".

In a ten-page reply, he said that he did not do so lightly but because he did not know how to comply in a way that would not be a renunciation of his office's history and its mandate.

Contradicting head-on Lord Goldsmith's advice that the invasion was lawful, Bingham stated: "It was not plain that Iraq had failed to comply in a manner justifying resort to force and there were no strong factual grounds or hard evidence to show that it had".

Bingham has shot down Blair's whole justification for war, firstly by saying that it "passes belief" that the US and Britain could decide unilaterally that Iraq had broken UN resolutions and secondly by pointing out that: It was not plain that Iraq had failed to comply in a manner justifying resort to force and there were no strong factual grounds or hard evidence to show that it had.

That often results in a big loss, he says, and companies are looking for ways to comply in a more cost-efficient way.

Their willingness to comply in an atmosphere of transatlantic trade fights is likely to be minimal.Indeed, there may be further escalation.

Ideally all the data should be complied in a GIS to allow rapid updating and effective integration with ground investigation and construction information.

Suzy looked me in the eyes and complied in a defeated tone, "I have so much going on between caring for my kids, being present at work, running errands for my house, getting back in the dating game, and trying to take of myself all at the same time.

It is capable of compiling RNA sequences for a given structure that comply in addition with an adjustable full range objective GC-content distribution, specific sequence constraints and additional fuzzy structure constraints.

Since the start of 2000, large multinationals have had to comply in Britain with a law establishing European works councils.