Sentence examples for resisted compliance from inspiring English sources

But drivers have resisted compliance with another regulation: that they not use their cellphones, even hands-free, while driving.

In the cases in which lawyers do file the newly required certification, some judges have ruled that the lawyers had changed the mandated wording or otherwise resisted compliance.

These findings have been independently replicated by Fox et al [ 15] comparing people who have complied with their voices vs. those who have resisted compliance.

True to himself, he resists too much compliance with the norms of the art world.

The officer, according to the findings, had stunned Scott "to gain compliance" after the student resisted him.

But still other companies have resisted the effort to bring them into compliance with pollution standards, federal officials say.

But it's also the nature of some people to resist change, especially when compliance with a new policy involves real effort.

But as Ms. Botsford details in her thesis — and Mr. Petrie has experienced in his own career — the Italian response has consistently been to resist, obstruct and delay compliance with the European court.

Legally, the merchants couldn't enforce compliance, so they set about turning public opinion against those who resisted.

Palestinians have been pushing for years for an enhanced international presence to check the compliance of each side with agreements, and the Israelis have just as vigorously resisted one.

They are the ones who resisted the changes that George Papandreou, the former prime minister, tried to introduce to increase transparency and to force greater compliance with a more progressive tax structure.