Sentence examples for failed compliance from inspiring English sources

While EPA administrator Lisa Jackson has openly acknowledged the unacceptable health consequences of mountaintop removal, the Obama administration has chosen to follow an admittedly failed compliance policy and 40-year rap sheet of criminally neglectful regulatory practices that have left central Appalachian communities in desperate ruin.

"Due to failed compliance with the accord, 78,842 garment workers in Bangladesh continue to produce garments for H&M in buildings without fire exits," the Wage Alliance wrote in its recent report on working conditions at H&M suppliers' factories.

Mortality risk factors for cases included intubation status (P = 0.016, OR = 0.356 for no intubation), compliance with a sepsis bundle (P = 0.008, OR = 3.516 for failed compliance), a source of infection other than the lung (P = 0.019, OR = 2.782), and the initial mixed venous oxygen saturation (P = 0.004, OR = 0.997).

Failing compliance with this request within twelve hours, "British and French forces will intervene in whatever strength may be necessary to secure compliance".

Working with children checks were not undertaken for staff at the Perth Immigration Detention Centre, and IHMS believed it was "likely to fail" compliance checks for working with children assessments at other centres, according to a January 2014 briefing note.

Failing compliance with a natural source of essential nutrients, and in populations at high risk of vitamin deficiency, vitamin supplements should be encouraged.

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Still, the United States ambassador to the United Nations, John D. Negroponte, said that while the resolution "contains no hidden triggers and no automaticity with respect to the use of force," any member nations -- not just the inspectors -- could bring a complaint to the Security Council that Iraq had failed the compliance test.

The inspectors that enforce the Animal Welfare Act (AWA) to inspect those establishments that had previously been inspected and failed in compliance of the laws to provide humane treatment continued to operate in an inhumane manner without consequence.

The company believed it was "likely to fail" its compliance requirements for treating children.

The company could not guarantee its staff were cleared to work with children and was likely to fail any compliance checks.