Sentence examples for states compliance from inspiring English sources

In many states, compliance with the registry can prove to be a Sisyphean task.

But in other states, compliance rates are either far lower or unknown.

The United Nations and immigrant advocacy groups have criticized France for breaking up camps of Roma migrants and returning them to Romania and Bulgaria, but the European Commission, which polices member states' compliance with European laws, has so far refused to pass judgment.

Dropping in for a beer last week at Ziggy's Pub and Restaurant in Amherst, Ohio, the president found himself explaining to a table of curious school administrators why the White House was waiving states' compliance with the No Child Left Behind law.

Disclosure would increase states' compliance with the Act and thereby reduce the amount and cost of litigation.

While the act allowed the federal government to subsidize up to 60percentt of states' compliance activities, Washington has contributed far less over the past 15 or so years.

One answer would be to condition federal highway money on state compliance with reasonable safety standards.

The Justice Department says federal health officials have "exclusive responsibility" for ensuring state compliance and can cut off Medicaid money for a state that does not comply.

Early in his tenure, the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970 became law, greatly expanding the Labor Department's regulatory responsibilities and its authority to oversee federal and state compliance efforts.

Sandy Praeger, the Kansas insurance commissioner and a Republican, said it "removes a fairly significant barrier" to state compliance with the new federal health care law.

States can ask to extend the July deadline for one or two years, and officials at the Justice Department, which oversees state compliance with the law, said they had granted seven such requests.