Sentence examples for is complying with a from inspiring English sources

Oracle, which is based in Redwood Shores, Calif., is complying with a separate investigation by the European Commission.

The move came as an Arab League team began the second day of a monitoring mission to gauge whether Syria is complying with a peace plan which it signed.

BRUSSELS, Nov. 23 — Microsoft submitted a new batch of technical information about its Windows operating system to the European Commission on Thursday, meeting the latest deadline to provide information on whether it is complying with a 2004 antitrust ruling.

For now he says he is complying with a non-binding moratorium imposed by the plaintiff lawyer trade group, the Association of Trial Lawyers of America, against taking cases arising from the attack.

He believes this can be measured, and the Convercent Ethics Dashboard is designed to provide metrics about how well your company is complying with a set of internal guidelines.

Brian Cashman, the Yankees' general manager, is complying with an edict from Commissioner Bud Selig that prohibits personal trainers from having access to team facilities.

The violence comes despite claims by Syria that it is complying with an Arab League-sponsored plan to end the crackdown.

The airline said the staffer was complying with a requirement that airlines make quarantine announcements, but the crew member's words were "poorly chosen and plainly at odds with the professional standards we'd expect from our team".

James R. Lilley, a former United States ambassador to South Korea, agreed with Mr. Bush's use of tough language, even if North Korea appeared to be complying with a 1994 accord to freeze its nuclear weapons program.

Since July 2, the State Department has been complying with a new law that requires both parents to provide written consent before a passport is issued for a child younger than 14.

The Social Security Administration over the past several years withheld benefit checks from recipients found to have outstanding arrest warrants, saying it was complying with a 1996 law requiring that payments be stopped to recipients "fleeing to avoid prosecution" of a felony.