To keep compliance costs down, EPA's regulation lets plants trade pollution permits with each other.
In cases where additional chemotherapy is applied concomitantly, it is even more important to keep radiation-induced mucositis to a minimum to maintain compliance with the treatment regimen.
Daily diet records were kept and compliance with recommended dietary allowance (RDA) of antioxidant vitamins (A, C and E) was assessed.
Patients gave their informed consent for taking part in the study and confidentiality was kept in compliance with the law on information and liberty.
An animal utilisation study committee has approved the study and the sheep were kept in compliance with the law of animal welfare (Permission number: 145/97) Two weeks prior to surgery the sheep were examined clinically, dewormed and accustomed to their new environment.
"I think it is a little odd for them to say they will reduce their expenditures on things like auditing and legal matters, which keep them in compliance with the law, given how minimal those expenses are in comparison with other expenses," said Rick Cohen, executive director of the committee, which has long pushed for higher foundation payouts.
Bringing that rollup lens while exploring new spaces, he ran into the corporate legal services market, which offers help to companies to keep them in compliance with the law.
The credit crunch has taken a bite out of the media conglomerates as Restone's holding company National Amusements, which has controlling interests in Viacom and CBS, will sell approximately $400.0 million of its shares in the two firms to pay down borrowings and keep itself in compliance with debt covenants.
The Department's past Secretaries of Defense always keep promising that compliance with federal law – as do other departments and agencies – is coming in a few years.
Quinnipiac contended that the cheerleading squad and other moves kept it in compliance with Title IX, the 1972 law that mandates equal opportunities for men and women in athletics.
