Sentence examples for inability to comply from inspiring English sources
The bank blamed "ineffective communications with customers, shortcomings in document maintenance, misunderstandings about program requirements, and the inability to comply by some borrowers," according to written remarks from Jack Schakett, Bank of America's credit loss mitigation strategies executive.
The agency said that Ryanair had been misleading consumers about the availability of the low fares, and complained of the company's "unwillingness and apparent inability" to comply with British advertising codes.
The future of many smaller charities with priceless local knowledge and connections is being put at risk by their inability to comply with the myriad requirements and paperwork that typifies official tendering, the analysis suggests.
In a letter to the hospital administrator, federal officials from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services said that "repeated certification surveys and complaint investigations have identified serious health and safety violations and documented the hospital's inability to comply with these federal standards".
Our inability to comply with these recommendations in Africa may explain why outcomes are poor, whereas survival was much higher, even during early outbreaks, in Europe.
This is true, but after Allentown Medical Services closed down — it had lost its lease — the state sent a scathing letter to Brigham, noting that the Department of Health had long "witnessed a chronic inability by A.M.S. to comply with the most fundamental statutory and regulatory requirements".
However, these measures are a challenge to implement, especially in pediatrics because of the inability of children to comply with the recommended measures.
Any medical condition or disease progression, that requires discontinuation of the study medication or results in inability to continue to comply with study procedures.
An adverse event, especially when serious that requires discontinuation of the study medication or results in inability to continue to comply with study procedures.
Critical failures involve one or more of the following: production of incorrect results; inability to reconstruct processing; inability of the processing to comply with policy or governmental regulation; unreliability of system results; nonportable systems; and unacceptable performance level.
