Sentence examples for terms for compliance from inspiring English sources

The international terms for compliance include unfettered access by officials of the International Atomic Energy Agency -- the United Nations body that monitors nuclear programs around the world -- to weapons development sites, as well as chemical samplings from places where enriched uranium suitable for weapons is being produced.

Mr Straw surprised some MPs on Monday night when he set out terms that would constitute a breach of the UN's terms for Iraqi compliance with the new weapons inspection regime which sounded softer than those invoked by the prime minister or President George Bush.

According to a late 2014 study on the matter, the EU's cookie-notification policy has cost billions of euros per year in terms of compliance costs for websites, but has offered few benefits to web users.

In addition: "In the last 12 months Greece has been the runaway leader among eurozone countries in terms of compliance with plans for its fiscal adjustment and in promoting reforms," according to the annual Euro Plus Monitor report for 2012, issued by the Lisbon Council thinktank and Berenberg bank.

The proposed intervention in this RCT is practical, easy to do and therefore has a good chance for success in terms of compliance, efficacy and effectiveness.

We want the Member States and the Commission to provide more and better tax breaks for companies in terms of compliance with codes of conduct and corporate social responsibility criteria in their day-to-day business.

"Setting businesses an unachievable goal, whether they are European or the US technology giants that the Commission unfairly seems to be seeking to curb, is unhelpful in terms of compliance and frankly bad for consumers".

In terms of compliance with recommended standards for duration of therapy, patients in the IDC group were more likely to meet these standards compared with patients in the non-IDC group, both for complicated SAB (42.1% vs 13.3%, p=0.13) and uncomplicated SAB (68.4% vs 46.7%, p=0.14).

They could, for instance, seek rules to stop Microsoft from "co-mingling" the code of Windows with new applications and services allowing PC makers to swap, say, Microsoft's multimedia software or its "Passport" authentication utility for competing products.In terms of compliance, Judge Jackson's interim provisions seem to be merely a starting-point.

Determining the feasibility of wearable sensors may have important implications for the validity of data collected in terms of compliance and potential disruption in normal activities.

"This is a signal for other financial institutions to tighten up their businesses in terms of compliance," said Yoshinobu Yamada, bank analyst at Merrill Lynch in Tokyo.