Sentence examples for to comply with different from inspiring English sources

"Data protection by design is going to be even more complex if we still need to comply with different codes of connection at the same time," he says.

By properly balancing them, a series of membranes can be obtained to comply with different industrial requirements, such as diffusional dialysis, electrodialysis, and water splitting processes.

Men and women are expected to comply with different norms of behavior and bodily comportment.

"How do you expect Philips to invest in a medical care systems if they have to comply with different regulations in every country?" he says.

; Another new tool is DefenseNet, a litigation cost and performance analysis software product.; The new standard codes spare law firms from having to comply with different billing systems for every client.

In that sense, the required output for the probabilistic hazard analyses generated for any of the considered perils is a set of stochastic events that have to comply with different requirements, such as being collectively exhaustive, mutually exclusive, have an associated occurrence frequency and provide, at least, for each of the hazard intensities, the first two probability moments.

The danger, they say, is that cloud providers might be obliged to build more data centres than are needed and have to comply with many different regulatory regimes.

I disagree, however, with the Court's conclusion that the Lohrs' claims survive pre-emption insofar as they would compel Medtronic to comply with requirements different from those imposed by the FDCA.

Some if not all of the Lohrs' common law claims regarding the manufacturing and labeling of Medtronic's device would compel Medtronic to comply with requirements different from or in addition to those required by the FDA.

The mosque was forced to comply with requirements different from those applied to a Christian church or other religious building because its members are Muslim, the lawsuit says, which violates the Constitution and a federal civil rights statute.

Yahoo! and other Web firms worry that they may have to reprogram their sites to comply with many different jurisdictions and in the process get snarled by conflicting national laws.