'it doesn't comply' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to something failing to meet standards, regulations or expectations. For example: "The contractor didn't follow the agreed specifications, so the work isn't up to standard - it doesn't comply."
In the Egypt scenario, "An Egyptian company might lose assets if it doesn't comply with a request," noted another consultant, Yousouf Aftab of Enodo Rights.
3.05pm BST The Russian foreign ministry has again spelled out Sergei Lavrov's objections to threatening Syria with force if it doesn't comply with the chemical weapons agreement.
Rispoli admits the process could take months if not years to resolve, but suggests Privacy International may be prepared to continue to take GCHQ to court if it doesn't comply.
They may be right, they may be wrong but it doesn't comply with what we think.
The Thai government has threatened to file charges against Facebook if it doesn't comply with court orders to block any content it believes is insulting to the monarchy.
Since then, he's warned of another scenario: that Philadelphia could lose federal grant money if it doesn't comply with new regulations put forth by the Department of Justice.
If it does not comply, its leaders may face sanctions, he said.
His timidity is not difficult to understand, given that the Indian government can suspend a film theater's license if it does not comply with its rules about on-screen smoking.
But while the lost sale probably will not result in any board liability for this sale, he said, it could provide the basis for possible recourse against the board for future lost sales if it does not comply with its duties.
Stanley, the bill's sponsor, told local newspaper Hampton Roads that PETA could lose its legal access to euthanasia drugs if it does not comply with the new law.
Simply demanding that Iran halt its nuclear activities and ratcheting up pressure when it does not comply will not, however, achieve anything for America's position in the Middle East.
