Sentence examples for longer comply from inspiring English sources

In response, Google said that it would no longer comply with China's censorship laws and for a few months redirected Chinese users to its Hong Kong search engine.

Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny said on Monday he would no longer comply with the terms of his house arrest and had cut off his monitoring tag.

All told, countries representing 71percentt of the total economic output of the euro zone no longer comply with its fiscal rules.

The company had been hoping to negotiate a $5 billion bank loan, in part to refinance a $2.65 billion loan on which it is now in default (because its accounts no longer comply with GAAP standards).

But the officials add that they do still consider noise a high-priority issue in the subway, and while they no longer comply with the letter of the noise law, which required them to send annual reports to the governor and the State Legislature detailing their noise-abatement efforts, they have continued to try to eliminate noise.

"When they will no longer comply with our requests and when it becomes dangerous, when they start running in and out of cars and put the public at risk, then we have to take action," LAPD Chief Charlie Beck said, according to the LA Times.

As many as 25percentt of the American farmers growing genetically engineered corn are no longer complying with federal rules intended to maintain the resistance of the crops to damage from insects, according to a report Thursday from an advocacy group.

Instead, the administration said after considering the request that nonprofit institutions like hospitals and universities affiliated with churches could take a year longer to comply.

This means directors no longer simply comply with the rules but try to do better than that, realising that best practice is a competitive advantage.

As things stand, the Germans have no hope of avoiding substantial fines unless they are given longer to comply and are prepared to change their mix of models.

Under the proposals to be submitted to the Montreal protocol, high global warming potential HFCs would be phased out on a global basis, with the industrial countries taking a lead while developing countries would have longer to comply.