Sentence examples for pattern of compliance from inspiring English sources

Instead, as I argue in my recent book, to understand the flood of Russian petitions at the court, as well as the rocky relationship between Moscow and Strasbourg, we must consider Russia's pattern of compliance with the court's rulings.

"We want to see a pattern of compliance," he explained.

The similar pattern of compliance between intervention and control groups further supports the belief that masking was very good.

Aim: The aim of this study was to evaluate the patterns of compliance and the frequency of adenomas and neoplasms in a Swedish population.

Both investigations broadly exonerated the government while revealing disturbing patterns of compliance in the way that top intelligence officials worked in providing the central rationale for going to war: the contention, later proved wrong, that Saddam Hussein had amassed stockpiles of biological and chemical weapons.

In order to examine the reporting quality of urological RCTs, the initial objectives of this study were to evaluate the degree to which RCTs involving urological surgical techniques (as the intervention) published in the years 2000 2003 complied with the CONSORT statement, and to assess trends and patterns of compliance.

We investigated the effects of introducing a user fee as a possible distorting factor in the patterns of compliance and did not find any trend breaks, meaning that it did not have a significant effect on clinic attendance.

The letter said that based on unannounced visits, the U.S. embassy staff in Haiti found "a pattern of widespread compliance with minimum wages laws with most workers earning substantially more than the minimum wage". Champlin also said that Disney representative had been to Haiti to verify that the factories are following the laws and are properly maintained.

"And then apply a pattern of GDPR compliance and apply the new product, the new algorithm, everywhere in the world.

A general pattern of higher compliance with labor regulation as a result of higher enforcement (with no distinction between men and women) was also reported by Ronconi (2010) for Argentina and Almeida and Carneiro (2012) and Almeida et al. (2013) for Brazil.

Figure  1 illustrates the pattern of accreditation compliance using quality measures.