Sentence examples for element of compliance from inspiring English sources

But I wondered if there wasn't an element of compliance in his response.

"What we have seen is more organizations backing one or two requirements — heavily relying on technology, as much as they could, but not taking enough time to think about changes to their governance, and the processes and also people skills, as an element of compliance with GDPR," she adds.

It's worth noting that the full text has not yet been published (Update: it has now been published here) but the general thrust is billed as strengthening individuals' data protection rights, giving Europeans a greater say in how their data is used — as well as seeking to streamline some elements of compliance for businesses.

"Each of these clients has now issued a compliance report which satisfactorily takes into account the elements of non-compliance," he emailed.

We firmly believe that by identifying elements of non-compliance we have played an important role in achieving improvements in the client's supply chain controls".

Accordingly, the first element of the multiple reward compliance protocol involved identifying multiple subject-preferred rewards.

Accordingly, the third element of the multiple reward compliance protocol involves supplementing verbal communications with a visual presentation that highlights information about tasks, demands and progress.

Accordingly, the second element of the multiple reward compliance protocol involved pairing subject-selected rewards highlighted in the preference assessment with imaging tasks and informing subjects they will earn one of their chosen rewards after completing each task.

Additionally, weekly text messages were sent to the phones of the ED and ICU physicians about the bundle compliance rates highlighting the element of the bundle that had the lowest compliance.

More detailed compliance measures are most likely necessary to illuminate the importance of compliance with different elements of such programs.

Self-reports can lead to social desirability bias and over-reporting of compliance with the elements of the programme, and is a less valid means of assessing levels of implementation than other more objective methods such as observation during lessons [ 7, 8].