Sentence examples for comply not only from inspiring English sources

That is why assessing a penalty on the second-half kickoff would seem to comply not only with common sense but also with a different portion of the rule.

Other E.U. member states should suspend all returns of asylum seekers to Greece under the terms of the Dublin Convention and all E.U. institutions should demand that Greece immediately comply not only with Union asylum standards, but also with human rights norms that should long since have been considered inviolable among European states.

Engineering criteria were devised to comply not only with plant virus genetic stability and infectivity but also with antigen processing rules.

Today's decision, coupled with the decisions in favor of Aereo in the Southern District of New York (July 11 , 2013 and the Second Circuit Court of Appeals (April 1, 2013 and July 16 , 2013, shows that when you comply not only with the letter, but the spirit of the law, justice will prevail.

The first argues for forcing everyone that deals in any kind of financial product to comply not only with existing bank regulations, but with thousands of new rules yet to be designed to manage the risks associated with the growing array of exotic financial instruments devised and traded by shadow banks.

It will be up to the regulator to verify that the company complied not only with the letter of the law but also with its spirit.

Some, like Mr. Kim, have complied, not only declining to accept cash gifts but also keeping their guest lists -- which can swell into the thousands -- relatively short.

The design has been performed including its control system and allows obtaining a system that complies not only with the static performance requirements but with certain previously fixed dynamic characteristics.

It is clear from internal paperwork that GCHQ has created systems to restrain the use of this powerful tool and to ensure that its use complies not only with Ripa but also with the 1998 Human Rights Act, which requires essentially that the use of the data must be proportional to the crime or threat investigated.

David Gauke, the exchequer secretary, who stunned the City on Monday by taking action to stop the tax avoidance, continued to refuse to identify the bank and had to defend the government for not taking any action to penalise Barclays, which has signed the government's code of conduct on tax under which signatories agree to comply with not only the letter of the tax law but also the spirit.

In Crown Heights, most families comply by maintaining not only two sets of dishes, but also two sets of kitchen appliances.