Sentence examples for it fail to comply from inspiring English sources

The foreign minister had already delighted Washington, and infuriated his former Socialist colleagues — he was expelled from the party on joining Sarkozy's government — by paying a very public visit to Iraq and by incautiously observing that Iran could bring a war on itself should it fail to comply with international inspections of its nuclear program.

Should it fail to comply, the regime may be punished, though exactly how is not clear.

"The process will be scrutinised by an independent judge and the threat of prosecution will remain hanging over an organisation should it fail to comply fully with the agreement".

"We are not asking for a resolution that includes military force," he said, insisting that the Russians had no grounds, therefore, for their continuing public hand-wringing about what the UN resolution might say about the punishment of Syria should it fail to comply.

The Muslim Brotherhood in Jordan lost its official registration last year after it failed to comply with new government requirements.

He said it "threatens no automatic penalties against Syria if it fails to comply with its obligations or even if it launches a fresh chemical attack".

This paper identifies that though the Khulna city plan adopted the approach of strategic planning but it failed to comply with its theoretical notion to achieve the issues related to urban sustainability.

But officials have warned that Liverpool's waterfront, whose buildings – including the Three Graces – inspired the creation of the Bund in Shanghai, could lose its heritage site status if it fails to comply.

Google has 90 days to end its "illegal conduct" or its parent company Alphabet could be hit with fines amounting to 5% of its daily turnover for each day it fails to comply.

News of Mr. Cannataro's resignation came a day after its auditor, KPMG, said there was substantial doubt about the company's future after it failed to comply with some of its debt agreements.

A UN resolution is needed as means to "hold Syria to account" if it fails to comply with an agreement to destroy its chemical weapons, the British foreign secretary has said.