Sentence examples for return to compliance from inspiring English sources
Then, Portugal would probably be given a year to return to compliance before the commission and the European Union's finance ministers considered imposing the fines called for in the pact.
For those who have been deliberately hiding assets overseas and want to return to compliance, tax experts generally advise consulting a lawyer about entering the I.R.S.'s Offshore Voluntary Disclosure Initiative.
The administration has offered to meet with North Korean officials to talk about how they could return to compliance with their international nuclear obligations, but has said that only when the nuclear programs are beginning to be dismantled can any further discussions about improved relations take place.
Their draft resolution began to circulate Friday and its text was still being closely held, but diplomats said it declared that Iraq was in "material breach" of past resolutions and carried a threat of force if it did not return to compliance.
Dan Frahm, a spokesman for Bank of America, which is responsible for about 60 percent of the total financial obligation under the settlement, said, "While neither area of noncompliance resulted in inaccurate foreclosures or improper loan modification denials, we took immediate action and resolved one area and will soon return to compliance in the other".
And if it does not return to compliance within six months, the US will walk away from the INF Treaty altogether.
The mortgage guarantor and life insurer swung to a fourth-quarter loss on $350 million in costs tied to backing home loans as fewer borrowers returned to compliance.
[C5.] ImClone Systems, the biotechnology company at the center of an insider-trading scandal involving Martha Stewart, says it has returned to compliance with rules governing Nasdaq stock market listings.
BRUSSELS — Secretary of State Mike Pompeo announced Tuesday that the Trump administration would begin the formal process to scrap the landmark Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty within 60 days unless Russia returns to compliance with the treaty's terms.
"We have to see that Russia changes its behaviour and its actions and returns to compliance with international law and its obligations," Mr Stoltenberg told a news conference in Brussels.
Also, the EPA found that the Honeywell Metropolis uranium facility had been violating the Clean Water Act for about two years, but returned to compliance in December of 2009.
