Sentence examples for constitutes compliance from inspiring English sources

I suspect the White House intends to do what every previous administration has done: reserve the right to determine for itself what constitutes compliance when making security decisions.

The reports were released by the Transportation Department with a department saying that the F.A.A. and the airlines should work "to better ensure mutual understanding of what constitutes compliance" with F.A.A. rules.

The ICO has come under criticism from businesses for not being entirely clear about what constitutes compliance.

"A lack of education and clear guidelines from the ICO on what constitutes compliance has left many businesses unsure of how to meet the directive with only one working day to go," he said.

Compliance with these requirements also constitutes conformity with the ethical principles of the Declaration of Helsinki.

Susan Rice, the US ambassador to the UN, said Annan had "confirmed that what has happened … does not constitute full compliance by the Syrian government … as Syrian forces and weapons remain in and around population centres".

The strategy should clearly define what constitutes non- compliance and articulate the penalties for repeated non-compliance: I have no hesitation in penalising people for that.

This may not add up to the "compliance" proposed by staff but neither could it be said to constitute "non-compliance".

The problem, of course, is that anything short of complete and utter acquiescence and compliance constitutes resistance.

The most likely explanation is that drugs are de facto dispensed to patients but not recorded as such, which constitutes lack of compliance with procedures.

Clinical senior managers were unanimous in their agreement that it is time to debate if hand hygiene non-compliance constitutes a patient safety error.