Sentence examples for generally comply from inspiring English sources

Publications generally comply with the law, Mr. Höppner said, by referring to "the perpetrator — or, Mr. L".

Pinto-Duschinsky claims that such an override would be rare and that states would generally comply with ECtHR rulings, but does not deal with the real possibility that popularism might dictate policy.

Austria fears that if the criteria are narrowed, then few cases will be taken against western European nations that generally comply with the human rights convention and the court will end up focusing almost exclusively on less democratically developed states in eastern Europe.

For now, airlines operating in the EU or US generally comply with regulations in the countries where their aircraft land.

Here we will generally comply with this liberal usage, although more subtle conceptual and terminological distinctions could be usefully drawn.

In cities, a shift of methodological approach in food policies making is put in practice, trying to re-orient the demand and not to generally comply with the food supply trends in the global economy, to a demand oriented construction.

The Department of Health and Human Services Officee of the Inspector General reported that Mr. Spitzer's office generally complies with federal rules, with minor failings in certain areas and strengths in others.

You report (news article, Aug. 15) that the General Accounting Office concluded that immigration officers are "generally complying" with expedited removal laws.

Munster and Leinster have occasionally growled about their access to players both homegrown and from overseas, but have generally complied with the wishes of the national high command.

The college has "generally complied with the spirit" of the county ordinance, the statement said, but would nonetheless seek guidance from a newly created committee of the college's board of trustees.

A group of Sibelius songs, in Finnish, demanded greater subtlety, and Mr. Heppner generally complied, although in the more overtly dramatic songs -- "Flickan kom ifran sin alsklings mote" ("The Girl Returned From Meeting Her Lover") and "Svarta Rosor" ("Black Roses") -- he opted for power over subtlety.