Sentence examples for sufficient to comply from inspiring English sources

The Florida Supreme Court has stated that "substantial compliance" is sufficient to comply with such mandatory filing deadlines.

United States Customs and Border Protection will determine whether HTC's changes are sufficient to comply with the ruling.

The statutory guidance states local authorities should see evidence that "service providers deliver services through staff remunerated so as to retain an effective workforce" and that "remuneration must be at least sufficient to comply with the national minimum wage legislation for hourly pay or equivalent salary".

Facebook has been sparring with European data protection authorities for several years over whether it is sufficient to comply by the rules of Ireland, where its European subsidiary is based, or if it has to abide by every individual European nation's regulations.

The six-to-one ruling in the Hutchinson case says the justice secretary does clearly have a power to release whole-life prisoners in exceptional circumstances making the law sufficient to comply with article three, which bans inhuman or degrading treatment.

Judge Edward R. Korman of the Eastern District Court of New York ruled that the government's plan to make Plan B One-Step and its generic versions available over the counter was sufficient to comply with his order that the Food and Drug Administration remove all sales and age restrictions for these drugs.

But for this sort of relationship to exist, we must believe that when we make moral demands of others, those others have sufficient reasons to comply with our demands if they did not have sufficient reasons to comply, then the reactive attitudes that form an essential part of the interpersonal relationship of social morality would cease to make sense (Gaus 2011, 205 232).

Instead, they wanted to show that each person, given their diverse interests and reasons, still had sufficient reason to comply with some form of political regime even if that regime did not permit them to act as they would like.

General statements like 'We take privacy of our customers very seriously' are not sufficient, Facebook has to comply and demonstrate it, and for the time being this is far from being the case," he said.

He directed the agency to ensure that companies were given sufficient time and flexibility to comply.

"Parental consent alone will not always be sufficient for a broadcaster to comply with its code privacy obligations".