Sentence examples for content complied from inspiring English sources

The superior's answer was to check whether the books' content complied with the Qur'an.

We compared the energy, protein, carbohydrate, fat, sugar, fibre, and salt content of recipes devised by television chefs with those of standard range ready meals sold by supermarkets and determined whether the nutritional content complied with national and international recommendations.

Main outcome measures Number of meals for which the nutritional content complied with WHO recommendations, and the proportion of nutrients classified as red, amber, or green using the UK FSA's "traffic light" system for labelling food.

The results revealed that the first dose as well as the contents complied with the requirements of the European Pharmacopoeia.

When such composition dynamics are at work, bacterial GC contents comply with our grouping scheme, regardless of whether they are mutating for the better or are being selected and suffering a bottleneck.

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When asked about the proliferation of extremist groups on VK, a representative said the site blocks groups based on "whether community content complies with our platform rules and the Russian legislation".

"One thing that's often overlooked is that for a site like YouTube or any other user-generated content site, complying with takedown notices is optional," said Mitch Stoltz, senior staff attorney for EFF.

The new regulations will soon require cable television companies that use largely locally produced content to comply with Venezuelan laws for broadcasters, said the official, Diosdado Cabello, who heads the telecommunications agency.

"I'm content to comply with the wishes of the Holy See and forward my letter to the papal nuncio," the bishop said, referring to Archbishop Gabriel Montalvo, who is the pope's official representative in the United States.

He added: "After three opportunities to lay out his vision and innovations -- on election night, at his swearing in, and at his state of the city -- it's fair to ask, 'Where's the beef?' " Mr. Green had until now repeatedly declined to criticize Mr. Bloomberg since the election, saying that he was "content to comply with the unwritten protocol that the person who lost not complain or explain".