Sentence examples for to comply over from inspiring English sources

In particular the paper shows how discrete event simulation has been used to assess if the service delivery system of a leading supplier in the aerospace industry, will be able to comply, over the time, with the stringent requirements of a contract recently signed with one of its key customers.

McCreaddie and Wiggins [ 21] discuss the 'good patient persona' as one who demonstrates willingness to comply, being over-grateful for services, and being seen as coping positively.

He thinks the costs will be easier to comply with over time.

Mt. Gox didn't register in the U.S. as a money transmitting company, which is a requirement for U.S. money services and Dwolla had no choice but to comply with handing over the money.

The agency refused to comply, citing concerns over employee privacy, and some compared the request to McCarthy-era witch hunts.

"The conspiracy charges, they will use as a threat to get people to comply and turn over people up the food chain," said Blair Nelson, the Minnesota attorney who took the woman's case and ultimately helped her dodge the conspiracy charge.

The performance record of the protocol may both increase motivation to participate in interventions and motivate more parents to comply with therapy over time.

The South African authorities had bent over backward to comply with the promoters' insistence on mixed-race seating.

The judge ruled Thursday that prosecutors had shown a "chronic failure" to comply with orders to turn over evidence to the defense, and had so far deprived Dekraai — who has pleaded guilty to eight counts of first-degree murder — of his right to a fair penalty-phase trial.

They want justice over refugees, settlements and occupation, and they want Israel to comply with international law over all three.Mr Abbas will not agree, nor should he, to defer negotiations while the Israeli withdrawal from Gaza takes place.

Mr. Armstrong was handcuffed and led out of court on Friday for failing to comply with an order to turn over gold bars, antiques and company records.