Sentence examples for complying with much from inspiring English sources

They have to navigate bureaucratic hurdles needed to cast a ballot — the hassles of getting and staying registered, finding the polling station, standing in long lines, deciphering ballots and complying with much contested and confusing ID requirements.

The alternative might be to negotiate a relationship with the Union, like Switzerland's or Norway's, though these nations still must comply with much of the bloc's legislation.

European cars exported to emerging markets have to comply with much weaker emission standards than those established in Europe[12].

Given that protection, it's not clear that the bishops themselves would be subject to fines for not complying with the mandate, much less jail time.

Auction houses that provide such guarantees comply with "not much more than formalities," he said.

But the Legislature, with a Senate controlled by Republicans and an Assembly by Democrats, was unable to agree on whether to establish a health insurance exchange to comply with the much-debated federal health overhaul championed by President Obama.

Now, while Facebook's 370 million European users will remain under the auspices of Facebook Ireland, everyone else gets moved to Facebook Inc, based in Menlo Park, which has to comply with the much-less-strict U.S. data protection laws.

John Kline, the chairman of the House education committee, frets that states spend too much time complying with federal rules.

But many colleges have done a poor job of complying with federal disclosure rules, and much of the available information is not in one place.

The frustration comes not so much from complying with any particular rule, but from meeting the rules and yet still facing hurdles".

A clause in America's Clean Air Act exempts old coal plants from complying with current emissions rules, so much of America's electricity is now produced by coal plants that are over 30 years old.