Sentence examples for result of compliance from inspiring English sources

Any increased health risk that may occur as the result of compliance, including risks associated with co-occurring contaminants.

In Marchetti the imposition of use-restrictions on information obtained as a result of compliance with the federal wagering tax would have had a much more sweeping effect on state law enforcement than would the imposition of such restrictions here.

"In the light of a series of recent cases in which viewers have suffered direct financial harm as a result of compliance failures by UK-licensed television broadcasters … our concern has been to ensure that our sanctions practice enabled us to meet our duty to secure adequate protection for members of the public from harm and offence".

"The Department of Justice has determined that, as a result of compliance with and implementation of NC House Bill2, both you and the state of NC are in violation of Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964," Gupta wrote to the Republican governor, Pat McGrory.

The damage that will accrue to the Bridge Company, as the result of compliance with the Secretary's order, must, in such case, be deemed incidental to the exercise by the government of its power to regulate commerce among the states, which includes, as we have seen, the power to secure free navigation upon the water ways of the United States against unreasonable obstructions.

Quantifiable and nonquantifiable costs for which there is a factual basis in the rulemaking record to conclude that such costs are likely to occur solely as a result of compliance with the maximum contaminant level, including monitoring, treatment, and other costs and excluding costs resulting from compliance with other proposed or promulgated regulations.

The local pulsatility of blood speed is partly a result of the combined effect of compliance of all upstream feeding vessels.

As a last step, resulting zones-of-compliance were compared for two variations in iFT (2.1°, 9.3°).

Compliance with handwashing after half of all patient contacts was a result of perfect compliance by some and total noncompliance by others being observed.

For the administration of these anti-cancer drugs, there was 96% compliance when only a single trust was involved and 91% compliance where inter-trust transfers were involved (Di Riley, Cancer Action Team, personal communication), for an overall result of 96% compliance (Department of Health, 2007b).

Nineteen other patients did not lose significant amounts of weight as a result of poor compliance.