Sentence examples for developing compliance from inspiring English sources

"The I.R.S. remains committed to developing compliance initiatives and programs to ensure that all taxpayers meet their tax responsibilities," the agency said.

In the second part, the submission and implementation guidelines, the proposal lays out "latitude states have in developing compliance strategies," as well as "the flexibility they have in the timing for submittal of their plans and the flexibility they have in determining the schedule by which their sources must achieve the required CO2 reductions".

This approach is designed to serve the Canadian greenhouse industry by developing compliance measures for mitigating environmental impact, reducing labour and energy costs as well as improving Canadian food security, safety and benefit northern/remote communities.

A possible mechanism to explain the relationships found might be that warm interaction and responsiveness set the stage for developing compliance and internalized controls while limit-setting and discipline may be less effective in the absence of a positive, warm parent-child relationship [ 41].

It will also administer targeted training grants, develop compliance assistance tools, forge partnerships, and create a recognition program to highlight successful ergonomics injury reduction efforts.

EPA staff can still consult with the states as they develop compliance plans -- this stay doesn't prevent them from doing that.

Washington could tackle corruption issues by supporting Southeast Asian governments' justice and law enforcement sectors, and also by helping local companies to develop compliance programs.

HSBC's US$1billion fine for money laundering issues in Mexico and Siemens disgorgement of US$350million under the FCPA are two examples of why corporations are motivated to continue to develop compliance, risk and intelligence functions, and the custodial sentences handed to individual directors are reason enough for board members to support these functions.

Practically, it entails the deferral of developing countries' compliance with the objectives of these environmental conventions.

However, as in most developing countries, compliance with labor regulations is low in Argentina.

Next, we will present the shortcomings that existing conformity assessment schemes for Technical standards have when used with Non-technical standards and acknowledge the need for developing new compliance architectures to serve the later.