It's no surprise that members of G.M.'s often-compliant board — also now slated for overhaul by the White House — served as well on boards at Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs and SunTrust Banks (another recipient of a multibillion-dollar government bailout).
It was too expensive for most but not appealing to the rich, who often preferred compliant teachers and lavish facilities.
Although real subduction zones often have compliant sedimentary prisms that affect the rupture process (Lotto et al.
Because the word "amnesty" often riles compliant taxpayers, many states call their catch-up-on-back-tax schemes "voluntary compliance" or "voluntary disclosure" programs.
In addition, our study population mainly comprised MSM, who are often highly compliant with respect to medical care and treatment, especially compared with intravenous drug users.
Patients who are trained to be effective communicators and partners in their care are often more compliant with treatment recommendations and have better clinical outcomes than those who are not trained (Greenfield et al 1985; Kaplan et al 1989; Cegala et al 2000).
I suggest that breastfeeding distress must be read not only in terms of the specific socio-spatial landscape through which it takes hold but also in terms of the lived and often non-compliant landscape of the body itself.
28 However, patients with HNC are often non-compliant with dietary advice.
Interestingly, in patients with PCT levels <0.25 µg/l, physicians were most often non-compliant with the PCT-based algorithm and used antibiotics.
