Sentence examples for structured to comply from inspiring English sources

Aereo is what has been called a loophole start-up because it is structured to comply with regulations even as it disrupts the current model.

But Mr. Blyth said that La Habana's cruises had been structured to comply with United States regulations, including not just the largess of the Canadian foundation but also shipboard lectures on Cuban culture and politics.

He noted that, for example, institutional investors who buy sukuk bonds, which are structured to comply with Islamic restrictions against paying interest and trading in debt, tend to hold them until maturity — thereby making it difficult for new clients to find them on the market.

Payments must be appropriately structured to comply with state fee-splitting prohibitions.

The extra scrutiny is intense, and Walker says a lot of startups simply aren't structured to comply with the sweeping terms of government work.

Two years ago, N.F.L. Commissioner Roger Goodell quietly told the owners of the Pittsburgh Steelers that they needed to change their ownership structure to comply with league rules.

Retrofit hypotheses are also formulated for these elements, so as to help the entire structure to comply with the requirements of the new Italian Technical Standards.

They typically ally with local counsel, handling matters of Islamic finance — structuring investments to comply with Islamic law — as well as energy and real estate issues.

Executives for the partnerships say their businesses were carefully structured by lawyers to comply with the F.C.C. rules.

Much of the discrepancy comes from the way a coach's compensation is structured, in part to comply with federal regulations on gender equity outside Title IX.

Even with the high-level agreement, it will take years to put in place, and companies that benefit and have structured their business to comply with the laws in place today are all but certain to lobby to retain these advantages.