Sentence examples for various compliance from inspiring English sources

Charles Henri Baker, a former Haitian presidential candidate and an official with One World, one of the factories criticized, said in an e-mail, "All I can say is that we are monitored by various compliance organizations, our clients in the U.S. and the Haitian Ministry of Social Affairs and Labor, none of them have ever made these allegations".

The present experiment investigated whether drivers are able to distinguish between various compliance rates to Connected Cruise Control (CCC), an advisory driver support system that gives headway, speed and lane advice to improve throughput on motorways.

Using those parameters, the study performs a thorough analysis according to Eurocode 2 (EC2): the various compliance checks with the limit states are performed in order to obtain the amount of recycled aggregates concrete required to reach the same performance as a given volume of conventional structural concrete.

Amongst the set of control measures tested, refraining from social activities with various compliance levels was relatively ineffective.

Figure 5 has shown the influence of different compliance level of each screening tool on the cost-effectiveness which allows the assessment for various compliance rates to each screening tool.

Based on the linear lines representing the incremental effects and costs, the incremental cost utility ratios (ICUR) at various compliance differences can be determined by dividing the incremental costs by the corresponding incremental effects (see Figure 2).

A compliant workholder is specifically designed and attached to a precision grinder to simulate grinding machines of various compliances so that the effect of machine loop stiffness can be isolated under otherwise identical conditions.

For six years in the 1980s he traveled to South Africa every two or three months to track various companies' compliance with the Sullivan Principles (the voluntary code of conduct to which a number of United States companies doing business in apartheid-era South Africa pledged themselves).

Ruggie views this work as "civil governance," a system "employing various social compliance mechanisms, such as advocacy campaigns, law suits and other forms of pressure, but also partnering with companies to induce positive change".

32 A possible explanation for the better results of preoperative therapy opposed to postoperative therapy might be the fact that due to various reasons compliance is much lower for postoperative therapy.

After making allowance for various non-compliance issues, 26 participants were eliminated from the ITT population to leave 37 in the PP analysis.