Sentence examples for from compliance with from inspiring English sources

Tristan Brown told me that the notion of a profit resulting from compliance with the Renewable Fuel Standard was unheard of for a merchant refiner like CVR.

The menu and three daily feedings derive not from an urge to spoil the pet, but from compliance with veterinary medical advice.

As ambitious as they are, New York City's building plans exempt existing hospitals from compliance with even the most important new standards until 2030.

Scalia's opinion that an individual's religious views do not "excuse him from compliance with an otherwise valid law" infuriated both religious and civil-liberties groups, and prompted Congress to pass the Religious Freedom Restoration Act of 1993.

The bill not only would dump an additional $1 billion into an admittedly uncertain technology, but also would temporarily relieve any company investing in such technology from compliance with an important component of the Clean Air Act.

"We have never held that an individual's religious beliefs excuse him from compliance with an otherwise valid law prohibiting conduct that the State is free to regulate," he said.

"Business risks identified include reduced income from parachute payments in 2014-15 and 2015-16 and the potential sanction from non compliance with the FFP rules".

Aside from physician compliance with prescribing guidelines, the best way to avoid the next Duract is to strengthen the post-marketing surveillance of new drugs.

The proposed legislation, said Peter S. Margulies, a law professor at Roger Williams University, "seems to be trying to surgically remove from our compliance with Geneva the section of Common Article 3 that deals with humiliating and degrading treatment".

Thomas Pickering, a longtime US ambassador and senior State Department official, will tell the court that restricting Mendez's access to Guantánamo "is detrimental to our national security", preventing the rapporteur from ensuring compliance with international standards against torture.

It might interrupt the usual flow of collective consciousness, diverting minds from routine compliance with the banal order of things and opening up ordinarily hidden vistas of imaginative vision.