Sentence examples for comply means from inspiring English sources

Failure to comply means they could lose 10percentt of their agency's funding.

According to the government, "failure" to comply means missing three appointments in a six-month period, leading to a reassessment by Centrelink.

You can ask the bank to send a different appraiser, but the bank does not have to comply, which means you risk losing the mortgage.

The original used the word "stipulate" where "comply" was meant.

A failure to comply would mean Tribune had technically defaulted, even if it continued to make payments.

Failure to comply would mean a €5 million fine against the individual responsible, and up to €50 million against the company.

As of 1979, failure to comply could mean fines of up to $1,000 and the impounding of equipment that didn't meet code.

Despite Duncan's explicit warning that failure to comply could mean loss of the state waiver, the bill failed with bipartisan opposition.

Microsoft plans to "comply," whatever that means, with the ruling, but may still fight to have it overturned.

Getting them to comply via legal means would be slow and invisible to the public eye, so this works much better," he added.

Not complying would mean a loss of membership.