Sentence examples for comply the statement from inspiring English sources

"With the greatest regret" Qatar had failed to comply, the statement added, without going into specifics.

"APHA takes breaches of the rules very seriously and robust penalties will apply to those who do not comply," the statement said, though it did not respond to a request to confirm whether there were any plans to begin stationing officers at entry points during weekends.

In order to comply with the Statement, researchers applying for NHMRC project grant funding are required to complete a section on Consumer and Community Participation [ 11].

Nash told the Senate this afternoon her chief of staff fully complied with the statement of standards for ministerial staff, saying that although he held a shareholding, "there is no income received".

The program holds approval from the Human Research Ethics Committee of The University of New South Wales and complies with the statement on human experimentation issued by the National Health and Medical Research Council of Australia.

The program holds approval from the Human Ethics Committee of South Eastern Sydney and Illawarra Area Health Service and The University of New South Wales and complies with the statement on human experimentation issued by the National Health and Medical Research Council of Australia.

Reporting of the trial will comply with the CONSORT statement for randomised trials and the extension for trials assessing non-pharmacologic treatments [ 39, 40].

Reporting of the study will comply with the CONSORT statement for randomized trials [ 24, 25].

This randomised controlled trial is registered with the Australian New Zealand Clinical Trials Registry (ACTRN12613000914763) and will comply with the CONSORT statement.

The method of analysis, including adjusting for covariates will comply with the CONSORT statement [ 19].

She did so in order to comply with a "statement" from Lambeth Palace, the London home of Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams, that said "that I was not to wear a mitre at Southwark Cathedral," Jefferts Schori told the Executive Council June 16 on the first day of its three-day meeting.