Sentence examples for strive to comply from inspiring English sources

But they are unlikely to avert a nasty credit crunch, because banks are inclined to shed assets, rather than make new loans, as they strive to comply with new capital rules by next June.

"My conversations with a number of members on both sides of the aisle lead me to believe that most members would welcome such assistance as they strive to comply with the rules of the House," Mr. Hastert wrote.

And by and large, while operators such as Tyrrell's strive to comply with federal workplace laws, there do remain unscrupulous worker supply contractors who consider such an itinerant class of casual workers, many of whom have English as a second language and are unfamiliar with Australian law, as ripe for exploitation.

We always strive to comply with Apple's policies, and will fix and resubmit a version that satisfies their current requirements.

Engineers shall hold paramount the safety, health, and welfare of the public and shall strive to comply with the principles of sustainable development in the performance of their professional duties.

She said Wal-Mart did nothing in response to the audit, saying it always strives to comply with the law.

Janet Herin, a spokeswoman for Computer Services, said, "CSC has always strived to comply with all state and federal laws.

Banks, for instance, will get a two-year moratorium on enforcement as long as they are striving to comply.FATCA has already sent a chill through the 7m Americans who live abroad.

"It is inarguable," the office told the justices, "that, in striving to comply with the teachings of this court, the state has not always succeeded in attaining its goal".

UConn found that Calhoun's staff exchanged more than 1,000 calls and 1,000 text messages with Nochimson over three years, but it insisted that Calhoun strived to comply with N.C.A.A. standards.

A spokeswoman for Demon, which is now owned by Thus, a telecom and internet company in Glasgow, said it was striving to comply with the law requiring it to respond to complaints by removing offending messages from its news groups.