Sentence examples for it also complied from inspiring English sources

And it also complied with Delaware law, which was necessary to ensure that the courts signed off on a buyout in which management was involved.

Not only did the developer obtain necessary permits, but it also complied with state requirements to conduct archaeological surveys of the site and confined construction to the eastern end of the parcel, which was considered less archaeologically risky.

It added that it also complied with all local labour laws, was a strong proponent of freedom of association, and that the average wage of its agricultural employees in the countries where it operates exceeds the mandated minimum agricultural wage.

It added that it also complied with all local labour laws, was a strong proponent of freedom of association, and that the average wage of its agricultural employees in the countries where it operated exceeded the mandated minimum agricultural wage.

But it also complied with the ruling, after a fashion (after all, it is EU law) — applying delistings on local domains but not across Google.com.com

It also complied with the tGLP standards adopted by both U.S. Food and Drug Administration FDAandand China Food and Drug Administration (CFDA) in order to ensure the technological specification of the company sufficiently meet the international quality standards, and thereby guarantee efficiency and competency.

Facebook says it also complies with local legislation to ban content in certain countries, though that was not the reason for removing the page in this case.

From the several structural analyses and the development of the fabrication method, the upper and lower port designs have been improved and it also complies with the design specification.

But the conference of House and Senate leaders ended up retaining the House provision and modifying it, by adding legal language to require that it also comply with previous American trade legislation.

It also complies fully with the terms of the CVA.

It also complies with the Read [60] definition of virulence, which highlights an agent's contribution to reduction in host fitness caused by exploitation.