Sentence examples for growing compliance from inspiring English sources

Enterprises of every size must periodically evaluate their security defenses — including networks, devices and people — for cracks in the armor if they're to maintain a robust security posture that keeps their data safe from the growing wave of cybercrime as well as meet growing compliance obligations.

Though banks adjust as best they can for the sake of their customers, the smallest banks have too few assets to keep up with ever growing compliance costs.

Tattara outlines the push and pull factors that make this possible: "Medical tourists are pulled mainly because of reduced costs, the availability of latest medical technologies and a growing compliance with international quality standards, as well as the fact that foreigners are less likely to face language barriers in India.

"He (King) attempts to erode the culture of growing tax compliance in South Africa," said their statement.

In response to growing complaints, Compliance Adviser Ombudsman (CAO) -- the independent investigative mechanism of the IFC -- reviewed the IFC's involvement and issued a damning report, citing the IFC for failing to follow its own Integrity Due Diligence Procedure.

It is supposed that the Mg(OH 2 secondary crystals grow in compliance with the laws of coagulation and their structure is determined mainly from the structure of the aggregates formed during the coagulation.

Yet the bank still needs to take $1 billion out of its annual expenses, just to offset growing regulatory and compliance costs.Investment banking is another concern.

According to the defendants' attorneys, all of them were growing cannabis in compliance with state law.

"With the growing complexities of compliance and increased and often targeted scrutiny of administration officials, candidates for public office and organizations of all varieties … are in need of extensive legal services to provide oversight and compliance, as well as representation," he wrote in an email about his firm.

No wonder that there is a growing, bipartisan resistance to compliance with the law in communities around the country.

But they should also recognize that under people's begrudging compliance, a growing sense of resignation is threatening something vital.