Sentence examples for complying more from inspiring English sources

Mr. Martelly, who campaigned on shaking up the system, saw Mr. Conille as too bureaucratic and officious, while Mr. Conille, who runs the day-to-day operations of government and answers to Parliament, began complying more with its members' demands, at the expense of angering ministers.

We expected survival to be better in stroke patients after the introduction of the LTA, because follow-up and secondary prevention is implemented more regularly when complying more strictly with the LTA.

We maintain that smaller-size microcapsules could permit access to TX sites possibly associated with better functional exchange, thereby complying, more efficiently, with metabolic requirements of patients with T1DM.

They comply more to the government's viewpoint.

When people are organised, they comply more easily.

The British tend to comply more easily with American restrictions on export of defence technology.

In the emerging world of web services and distributed computing, Microsoft will have to comply more with open standards.

And, in the beginning at least, his fans complied: more than 120,000 readers logged in and forked out.

The committee's decision has much greater legal force, and puts far more pressure on Chinese Internet providers to comply more quickly and more comprehensively, Internet specialists said.

The E.P.A. created what it calls program flexibilities that will help manufacturers comply more easily, especially in the first few years of the new standards.

Douglas H. Shulman, the I.R.S. commissioner, who wrote and is promoting the plan, which has rattled the accounting world, said it was intended to make tax collection more efficient and to urge businesses to comply more closely with the law.