Sentence examples for comply with established from inspiring English sources

Directing that any incidents of failure to comply with established information security policies be immediately reported to the Assistant Secretary.

A certificate of analysis, which should include the results of tests and whether the results comply with established acceptance criteria, signed by the person responsible for QC.

The letter of administrative reprimand that Colonel Jordan will now receive is a document used by military commanders to correct conduct that fails to comply with established standards.

He wrote, "Throughout its brief, the state seeks to minimize its failure to comply with established procedural rules as 'excusable neglect.' However, a similar procedural error by defense counsel in a capital case could result in a defendant's execution".

There is thus no way for this court to know why the district court refused to comply with established legal principles, such as the notion that injunctive relief awarded in an antitrust case must be commensurate with the violations found.

With the imminent ratification of the International Maritime Organisation's Ballast Water Management Convention, ship owners and operators will have to choose among a myriad of different Ballast Water Treatment Systems (BWTS) and technologies to comply with established discharge standards.

In this transaction, and in all of our business operations, we approached this divestment with integrity, and believe it fully complies with established competition law.

Complying with established IMF procedure, however, Greece in response withheld a €300m debt repayment due -- exercising its right to pay the total sum owed, €1.6b, at the end of the month.

Luminant said that it spent $270 million last year for environmental controls across its fleet of power plants to comply with recently established federal mercury standards and other E.P.A. regulations, and that it planned to spend another $500 million from 2013 to 2017.

The preliminary data showed that while two-thirds of hospitals sampled test at least some patients for the AIDS virus, 17 percent have no policy governing such testing and a higher percentage have policies that do not comply with the established guidelines.

Now the Cornucopia Institute, a farm policy research group best known as an organic industry watchdog, is trying to promote higher standards among the accredited certifying agents hired by organic farmers, processors and handlers to ensure that their practices comply with regulations established when Congress passed the Organic Foods Production Act of 1990.