Sentence examples for directive to comply from inspiring English sources

In February 2011, according to the NSA files, Skype was served with a directive to comply with NSA surveillance signed by the US attorney general.

According to the NSA documents, work had begun on smoothly integrating Skype into Prism in November 2010, but it was not until 4 February 2011 that the company was served with a directive to comply signed by the attorney general.

Rowan County clerk Kim Davis of Kentucky suffered another legal setback Tuesday when a federal appeals court denied her request to be exempted from a gubernatorial directive to comply with the Supreme Court's June decision on same-sex marriage.

States have to comply with directives because they agreed to do so when they signed up to the EU Treaty (pdf).

Bladin would have replaced Air Vice Marshal Bostock, who was facing disciplinary action for refusing to comply with directives from the Air Board, the RAAF's controlling body, but in the end the Australian government made no change to command arrangements.

Reasons for this discrepancy were unclear, but based on discussions with principals, did not represent school refusal to comply with directives.

And if we refused to comply with the directive, we could be hit with annual fines starting at around $600,000.

From December 21st 2012 all new insurance contracts will have to comply with the directive.Actuaries say that using other factors in their calculations besides sex is perfectly possible.

It appeared that many computer makers had yet to comply with the directive, not only in the hope that the government would alter its plans, but also because the order gave them scant time to test Green Dam with their machines.

IndiGo, one of the few Indian airlines that is not losing money, disputed the regulator's report, saying, among other things, that the airline had removed engines early to comply with a directive from the Federal Aviation Administration in the United States about one engine model, and that all employees were "strongly encouraged" to report any safety issues.

France has been locked in a standoff with the European Union's head office over its expulsion of some of Europe's poorest minorities, and the commission had given it until a deadline to comply with its directive on freedom of movement across the 27-nation union — or face legal action.