Sentence examples for comply than from inspiring English sources

They oblige, both because good nature impels them and because, in the long run, it is easier to comply than to resist.

A spokesman for the utility industry's largest trade group, the Edison Electric Institute, said it would be easier for some utilities to comply than others, particularly those that rely more heavily on nuclear power and those that have switched to natural gas for part of their generating capacity.

Representative Giovanni Capriglione, Republican of Southlake, in his first appearance before a legislative committee, got a full hazing as the author of an ethics bill that apparently sounds better to the people who don't have to comply than to the officeholders it would regulate.

"If a reason was presented to the subject, he or she was more likely to comply than if no reason was presented, even if the reason conveyed no information.

Proponents said at a hearing Wednesday that such a system would be easier for Web-based retailers to implement because they would need to consult only a single tax rule rather than comply with more than 9,600 local and state tax jurisdictions nationwide.

Cynicism often comes from trying to make others comply, rather than identify, with change.

Sensible boards should comply, rather than a kick up a fuss that will only invite heavy intervention by government.

It is not clear if they have the right to order deletion of content, but companies usually comply rather than take the risk.

Manufacturers want a single national standard set over the long term because that is easier to comply with than the patchwork of state and national regulations that had been imposed in the past.

Tingué said, "Winning is gaining voluntary compliance" — an officer can stop to listen to a suspect's explanation or ask him to comply, rather than immediately issuing a summons or reaching for his handcuffs.

Car owners could easily comply: more than 50 car alarm installation shops throughout the city have already pledged to disable alarms at no cost, according to a survey by the Center for Automotive Security Innovation.