Sentence examples for problems complying with from inspiring English sources

"I honestly don't remember of another case where a candidate was found eligible then decertified because of problems complying with the law," said Larry Noble, a former general counsel to the commission who worked with the panel for 23 years.

And despite Borne's reassurances, there were problems complying with the new payment system when it finally took effect in October 2000.

Where patients had problems complying with multiple medications, some respondents (4) said they would be more likely to prescribe the polypill.

In addition to a compromised quality of life and an increased risk of social isolation, these individuals have problems complying with treatment, adopting healthy behaviours and managing their health.

No other studies have reported an association between these factors and enrolment in HIV care, though a number of studies have shown that male sex is associated with problems complying with ART.

These courts make sure that offenders with mental problems comply with treatment regimens.

"I have no problem complying with the letter of this law," said Mr. Issott, who lives in the western city of Kobe.

QPR, thought to be one of the clubs which backed the solicitors, Brabners, to issue a legal threat recently opposing the Championship's financial fair play rules, appear to have a major problem complying with the FFP limits on losses, £8m this season.

If shale gas drilling is as safe as the industry would like us to believe, then the drilling companies must be open and honest about the injections they are jamming into the ground and should have no problem complying with basic federal environmental laws.

This California TV regulation thing isn't going to happen without a fight, no sir. Even though a bunch of LCD makers have said that they wouldn't have too much of a problem complying with whatever the California commission comes up with, the LCD TV Association has just applied the brakes, saying that any such regulation will ultimately result in "TVs that have fewer features".

"In fact, as demonstrated by the swollen dockets of our state's foreclosure courts, national banks seem to have no problem complying with the varying state and local laws governing the foreclosure process," she writes.