Sentence examples for to comply which from inspiring English sources

You can ask the bank to send a different appraiser, but the bank does not have to comply, which means you risk losing the mortgage.

States fretting about the costs and legal complications all missed the deadline to comply, which was then extended to July 2010.

If BT won't separate legally its Openreach subsidiary to the satisfaction of its regulator, it must be made to comply, which – for a little while yet – means summoning the European commission.

The results revealed that mothers who were socially withdrawn during childhood were more likely to employ intrusive requests (i.e., physical interventions, repetitions, and requests without opportunity to comply), which subsequently predicted children's noncompliant behaviour.

And before you wonder what will happen after Brexit, it's been made clear that all businesses and charities will have to comply, which means it is likely we will adopt all or most of GDPR as domestic legislation.

Palantir declined to comply, which is when the Labor Department filed the suit.

Howard also introduced a national gun buyback policy for all weapons that did not comply, which led to the buying and melting down of more than 650,000 firearms at a cost of A$350m (now £185m).

You can see which companies will have to comply by which date.

After a lot of legal wrangling, Yahoo eventually complied, which led to a lot of muttering in US libertarian circles about freedom of speech and the sainted first amendment.

So China tends to 'cherry pick' which provisions of international treaties it chooses to comply with, which does not give its neighbors much comfort.

The FBI may have outlined a potential solution for Apple to comply with, which may be difficult for Apple to argue against.