Sentence examples for moving to comply from inspiring English sources

Goldman Sachs, moving to comply with a new rule aimed at reducing the riskiness of the country's big banks, recently sold some of its investments in hedge funds.

More than two years since the devastating 2008 banking crisis, regulators from Washington and London to Brussels and Singapore are tightening the screws on high finance, with large Wall Street firms already moving to comply with new laws.

Ford has already moved to comply with the 2011 standards.

Officials say the city will also move to comply with court orders that the prior administration was charged with disobeying.

Still, even as they continue pushing regulators to tame it, they also have moved to comply with the proprietary trading ban.

The E.P.A. said it had received no reports of children being exposed to bait made by companies that have moved to comply with the standards.

The British government had drawn up concrete plans for as many as 12 nuclear reactors at eight sites in an effort to guarantee the supply of electricity as it moves to comply with European Union emissions standards.

The high-stakes debate over testing is certain to intensify as global food companies weigh the merits of marketing genetically altered foods to consumers, and companies exporting products to Europe and Asia move to comply with new restrictions and labeling requirements on genetically altered foods.

Brighton, an upwardly mobile club under the ownership of Bloom and in a plush new home in Falmer, have reached the play-off semi-finals in each of the past two seasons – losing to Crystal Palace and Derby County under Gus Poyet and Oscar García respectively – but have moved to comply with the Football League's recently adopted financial fair play regulations.

In June, Crafton Hills College in California quickly moved to comply with a student's request that a handful of critically acclaimed graphic novels included in an English course be tagged with trigger warnings.

To his amazement, Dudley was not to be moved to comply: But a man of that nature I never found any... he whom I go about to make as happy as ever was any, to put him in possession of a kingdom, to lay in his naked arms a most fair... lady... nothing regardeth the good that shall ensue unto him thereby... but so uncertainly dealeth that I know not where to find him.