Sentence examples for which to comply from inspiring English sources

Rather than encouraging its researchers to deposit electronic copies of their findings with PubMed Central, it compels them to do so although they have six months after publication in which to comply.

The commission has explained that the building was considered in 1996 by an internal "designation committee," which to comply with open-meeting laws would not have involved more then five (less than a quorum) of the commissioners.

Mrs. Whitman listened to all sides and then told President Bush that the rules' benefits were well worth their costs to industry, and that Ms. Browner had given industry a generous time frame, six years, in which to comply.

In addition, national supervisors will have discretion to adjust capital requirements, and banks will be expected to disclose more information to investors.From the end of 2006, the original deadline, the rules will apply to smaller, less sophisticated banks but not in America, where only big, international banks will be subject to Basel 2. Such banks won an extra year in which to comply.

The primary participant selection criterion was the fact that the business had a trading address in Derbyshire; the secondary criterion was the number of employees, which to comply with the European Commission definition of SME being less than 250 and the third was the availability of a contact email address.

The regulations on proprietary trading are among the most costly of the rules with which to comply and there is no evidence that proprietary trading - even at the largest banks - was at the root of the crisis.

Businesses which fail to comply face a fine of £95,000.

The Mongols demanded submission by and tribute from Pagan, which refused to comply.

Unlike banks, which have to comply with the Basel capital regime, fund managers have not needed to undergo a capital-adequacy test.

The police said they had collected more than 60 tips in connection with the burglary on Oct. 16, when thieves apparently took advantage of the electronic lock system, which opened to comply with fire safety standards.

Clubs which fail to comply with Uefa's new FFP rules could face player bans and points deductions.