Sentence examples for struggles to comply from inspiring English sources

Mexico, cash poor and rife with corruption, struggles to comply with its neighbor's demands.

This is the seventh of 10 articles that tell of personal struggles to comply with the directions of ancient laws in the modern world, reject them or simply cope with them.

Other Information on the Web: "Thou Shalt Not" (//www.nytimes.com/ref/nyregion/commandments-index.html) is a series of New York Times articles which tells of personal struggles to comply with the directions of the Ten Commandments in the modern world.

This is the last of 10 articles that tell of personal struggles to comply with the directions of ancient laws in the modern world, reject them or simply cope with them.

A landmark court ruling that ordered the state to find more money for New York City schools could ultimately force the city to sharply increase education spending as the state struggles to comply, Democratic and Republican officials said yesterday.

The more sizable haircut, coming soon after the imposition of tough capital controls, is the latest and perhaps most profound reminder of the financial punishment being visited upon this small island economy as it struggles to comply with the conditions that Europe is demanding of it before it gets a desperately needed 10 billion euro loan.

The prescription was more lenient than expected, and banks are unlikely to struggle to comply.

Any large company operating in Brazil has upwards of 30 people struggling to comply with the tax code.

School districts across the country are struggling to comply with the No Child Left Behind Law, especially the transfer provision.

Stanford is struggling to comply with copyright restrictions while making works that have recently lost their copyright protection available digitally.

But since then, Google has struggled to comply with Chinese censorship rules and failed to gain significant market share from Baidu.com.