Sentence examples for regulates compliance from inspiring English sources

The police and the Information Commissioner, which regulates compliance with the Data Protection Act, have been approached by concerned party members over phone calls made on 19 June.

Current laws mean that if one data protection authority clears a company's actions and regulates compliance with local laws, informed by European law, that company can then operate in any European member state without the need to clear its actions in each country.

An antagonistic muscle mechanism that regulates joint compliance contributes enormously to human dynamic locomotion.

"Without reform Concacaf risks – criminal convictions or deferred/non prosecution agreement; disbanding of Concacaf as an organization, freezing of accounts and/or forfeiture of Concacaf assets; US government imposing a monitor to closely regulate Concacaf compliance with anti-corruption laws for up to five years or more," read a presentation shown to the various federations.

Private cloud infrastructures are necessary for companies that are regulated under compliance mandates, but CIOs see the value of being able to tap public cloud services for obvious reasons: lower total cost of ownership (TCO), simplified management and access to dynamic global threat intelligence, i.e., malware alerts.

It is neither enough to regulate urging compliance in a typical soft law form, nor is it tenable to rely on the possibility that desirable hard law approaches by states might be aided by an international legal initiative that sets the human rights responsibilities of corporations upon which all states (the weak and the strong) can draw or be measured against in their own separate efforts.

These results support the idea that matrix compliance regulates cytokinesis by promoting timely abscission.

We next asked whether matrix compliance regulates cytokinesis in this cell type.

They also recognise the need to improve their own staff's abilities to 'understand the nature and needs of the SMEs that they regulate', to 'reduce compliance burdens by changing regulations or regulatory policy' [28].

Some industries, like payments, are largely regulated today for compliance and interoperability reasons.

However, at the present time, its use must be regulated by strict compliance to indications based on reliable clinical evidence and its practice must be done only by multispeciality groups trained in all aspects of cardiovascular surgery.