Sentence examples for comply reasonably from inspiring English sources

Norwegian GPs comply reasonably well with guidelines for pharmacological prevention of CVD in T2DM patients across ethnic groups.

Norwegian GPs comply reasonably well with the guidelines with respect to which patients should be prescribed glucose-lowering and anti-hypertensive therapy across different ethnic groups of patients, but lipid lowering therapy was relatively underused.

Of course many poor countries will need capacity building, but some are more than ready to reasonably comply with all the requirements – and thus also enjoy the benefits – from the outset.

This suggestion would comply with As Low As Reasonably Achievable principle (ALARA) [ 29, 30] particularly when taking into account the limitations of radiographs [ 5, 31, 32] in one hand and the reported great accuracy of modern apex locators and reliability over radiographs on the other hand [ 10, 16- 21].

"Mr Beavis was well aware of the two-hour limit, and could reasonably be expected to comply with it.

Science has the right to request or to make changes to an Advertisement to the extent it reasonably believes necessary to comply with the Can-Spam Act and/or federal or state advertising laws.

By necessity many new policies and systems will have to be updated before any agency can reasonably be supposed to comply with the law, and that could take years.

Indeed, it seems to rely on the premise that anyone should see that if they reside within the territory of a reasonably just state, they are properly expected to comply with the law, at least insofar as it is reasonably just.

However, employers are not to be held to the full requirements for consultation in special circumstances which render it not reasonably practicable for the employer to comply.

When Icahn bought his shares in the refiner, RINs were cheap about a nickel each so it was reasonably affordable for the company to comply with the law.

The lawsuit, filed in Federal District Court in Manhattan, claims that the department discriminates "by failing or refusing to reasonably accommodate" Muslim employees who cannot comply with the department's uniform or grooming rules because of their religion.