Sentence examples for not always complied from inspiring English sources

Betsy L. Humphreys, the deputy director of the National Library of Medicine, said she was not surprised that researchers had not always complied with N.I.H.'s request.

The plant, which is owned by one of the same people as the pharmacy, has not always complied with regulations and has drawn complaints, according to records in Framingham, Mass., where the company is located.

The fact that healthcare workers (including doctors and nurses) have not always complied with safe disposal and handling practices, even after prolonged instruction on these practices [11], [12], is of grave concern.

People do not always comply with policy or procedure.

He was unafraid to seek tax increases, but the Legislature did not always comply, and some critics accused him of backing down too quickly.

Finally, the United States envisions a complete pullout by 2014, but as history shows, our allies may not always comply with our wishes.

The "rooftop bohemia", in turn, did not always comply to the standards of the government's plans and programmes – rooftops often engendered a poetics of transgression.

Even in the West, where we have an array of social agencies to help, patients do not always comply with complicated regimens of H.I.V. treatment.

In America, warrants to seize user data from Facebook often also request any stored photos in which the suspect has been tagged by friends (though the firm does not always comply).

Although the Lipscomb will directed that a third of the foundation's assets go to the Roman Catholic Diocese of El Paso, a third to the El Paso Museum of Art and a third to organizations in El Paso that serve people with hearing and vision problems, J. P. Morgan did not always comply.

However, pedestrians do not always comply with the crossing rules, whether it is timing (signalization) and/or location (crossing facility).