Sentence examples for thought to comply from inspiring English sources

Only one in five of the buildings in Paraguay is thought to comply with the country's fire codes, which are themselves outmoded.

Mr. Dagan is widely thought to have complied and is not seen as a soft-hearted liberal.

Degas's bathers are thought to be prostitutes complying with inspection laws.

Patients may also be excluded if they are thought to be less likely to comply with the study requirements or more likely to have co-morbidities that could confuse research results [ 16].

Bowles, who has worked in the public sector for 30 years, including eight years running local authorities, said: "My letter focused on a senior person in the organisation who I thought was failing to comply with codes to put patient safety first.

Yet most Americans do not think that failure to comply is grounds for military action, underscoring the public's deep resistance to involvement in the situation in Syria.

The manager said he thought that the cost to comply with the new standard would be very expensive, especially the cost of the supplied air respirator (air-purifying respirators are not permitted for methylene chloride exposure prevention due to high breakthrough volume and limited warning properties).

He wryly said he knows that he is considered "naïve" in the West, "an elderly village idiot who actually thinks it is possible to comply with human-rights obligations and not to lie in politics, and who thinks that law is not an instrument of politics but the other way around".

"I don't think anyone expects him to comply with that ultimatum, which means we're on a short timeline to get ready," he said.

The more the person believes that people with whom he or she is motivated to comply think that he or she should perform the behaviour, the more likely it is that the person will feel social pressure to perform this behaviour [ 15].

Out of 431 women traced in the demographic risks group 15 (3.5%) thought it was not necessary to comply with referral advice given (Table 3).