Sentence examples for nothing to comply from inspiring English sources

The judge, Royce C. Lamberth of United States District Court, imposed the fines on Wednesday, saying the Russian government had done nothing to comply with a judgment that he issued in 2010 ordering it to return the texts, more than 12,000 books and 50,000 religious papers known as the Schneerson Collection.

"This visit is purely symbolic of the fact that two years after the nuclear tests, India has done nothing to comply with the stentorian demands of the nuclear hegemonists and still the U.S. president is coming to visit," Mr. Subrahmanyam declared in his own stentorian tones.

If the legislature did nothing or failed to comply, Professor Bartholet said, "I would assume after 180 days the Supreme Judicial Court would say this is law and the state would have to issue marriage licenses".

Mayor Michael Bloomberg said or did nothing to force him to comply.

Not since German U-boats prowled off the East Coast of the U.S. during World War II had such a thing happened and though American officials reported that the Chinese had done nothing illegal or that failed to comply with international law, it still had a certain shock effect in a country that's used to its own navy traveling the world's waters at will.

"His refusal to comply," Mr. Fitzgerald wrote, "is nothing short of a crime, not a 'political and civil right.' " Mr. Fitzgerald said Mr. Nubani "slights the 'Muslim community' (however he seeks to define it) by averring that the community supports the decision of a member of a terrorist group to break the law in an effort to keep silent about those responsible for mass murder".

She said Wal-Mart did nothing in response to the audit, saying it always strives to comply with the law.

They worked to ensure that nothing in the resolution makes war automatic if Saddam fails to comply, and seem to have got their way.

"Embedded" service personnel were nothing new, he declared; they comply with UK law, but "have to comply with the rules of engagement of the host nation".

"North Korea will achieve nothing by continuing threats and provocations," she stressed, urging the North to comply with the demands of the international community.

Against the need to comply with the regulations, these appear to count for nothing.