Sentence examples for position to comply from inspiring English sources

Hopefully within 2010 we'll be in position to comply with the requirements".

He also said the change would put MetLife in a better position to comply with new collateral requirements put in place by Congress after the financial crisis.

A McCain campaign official said Friday that Mr. Loeffler was expected to give up his position to comply with the new rules.

The government's reluctance to implement the 2005 Hirst judgment on votes for inmates "undermines its credibility when invoking the rule of law to pressurise Russia – and other countries in a similar position – to comply with international human rights obligations", the JCHR said.

While other governments such as Germany, Spain and Italy have already put their names to the convention, the UK has been more cautious".The UK takes international treaties very seriously, and our practice is not to ratify a treaty unless we are in a position to comply with the obligations that we are agreeing to be bound by," says a government spokesman.

Yet it is knowledge of this need -- what is wanted from him and why it is wanted -- that a witness must have if he is to be in a position to comply with the Court's rule that he balance individual rights against the requirements of the State.

"The bottom line is, the industry is well positioned to comply with this, has been anticipating this for three to four years now," he said.

Firms must also keep an eye on the size of their trading positions to comply with laws that cap the number of contracts a trader can hold.

In a statement, Jim Turner, president and chief operating officer of Duke Energy's franchised electric and gas business, called the agreement "a reasonable settlement that resolves some longstanding issues, advances our two-decades long effort to improve air quality in the region, and positions us to comply with increasingly stringent environmental regulations".

So if you think you might be in a position of having to comply, here is the letter of the law, straight from the horse's mouth.

People were in a shock, watching that program on TV, still not wanting to believe that a minister of a powerful position may have to comply to the wishes of corporations even at the risk of endangering people's lives - and in this case, his son's.