Sentence examples similar to falling to comply from inspiring English sources

Monsignor Bracken said he has given pastors until the fall to comply or be ordered to create committees.

He also took the fall semester off, to comply with Ivy League rules, which prohibit the participation of graduate students in sports.

Other countries have reluctantly agreed to sign special side-agreements with America that allow their banks to comply without falling foul of domestic privacy laws.

Over the same time period, individual junior doctors' working hours have fallen by more than 35% to comply with the European Working Time Directive.

Over the past decade, there has been both a reduction in junior doctors' working hours and an increase in the amount of clinical work both generally 1 and OOH. 2 Locally in Nottingham, we have seen yearly admissions rise by almost 25 000 (15%) between 1999 2000 and 2010 2011, 3 while individual junior doctor's hours have fallen by more than 35% to comply with the European Working Time Directive.

They were then ordered to fall in and when they failed to comply, 258 men were taken into military custody.

To comply with the Supreme Court, the number must fall to the oddly precise level of 137.5% by next year.

Analysts say that if "swap dealer" is defined very broadly, many energy companies will fall into the category and be required to comply with the regulation.

"When governments fail to enforce or comply with their own laws, it falls to community groups to hold them to account".

The new code was to be introduced by 1 January but the FSA said today that new firms falling into the regime would have until July to comply.

Caution in Mexico Mr. Crawford had unwittingly fallen afoul of the Mexican government's attempts to comply with the Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction of 1980.