Sentence examples for widespread compliance from inspiring English sources

The PIA said that visits to the company in 1997 had unearthed 'serious and widespread compliance failings'.

Transportation and education officials said trains and buses heading into Johannesburg, and schools in Soweto were mainly deserted, reflected widespread compliance with the strike call.

Despite the widespread compliance, some members of the taxi industry complained that they were being taxed twice: once when they bought the taxi, and again when they leased it to the cabdrivers.

This perspective shaped the UNFCCC goals of pursuing a centrally negotiated international agreement that would motivate comprehensive participation, set targets with deep commitments, and create enforcement mechanisms to ensure widespread compliance.

The letter said that based on unannounced visits, the U.S. embassy staff in Haiti found "a pattern of widespread compliance with minimum wages laws with most workers earning substantially more than the minimum wage". Champlin also said that Disney representative had been to Haiti to verify that the factories are following the laws and are properly maintained.

Corruption is widespread, compliance non-existent, and security is always an issue.

Two years ago, Natalie James, the Fair Work Ombudsman, said "achieving widespread employer compliance with minimum employment standards is a major and ongoing challenge in Australia".

Awareness was widespread but compliance was low.

Briefly, we find widespread non-compliance; only 6% and 39% of wet and dry foods, respectively complied with 11 of 13 FEDIAF guidelines.

However, if there is widespread non-compliance with regulations or industry standards and inadequate enforcement or supervision to provide optimal conditions, the argument for limiting journey times is strengthened.

Other effects of overconfidence that may lead to diagnostic and other errors include widespread non-compliance with clinical guidelines and "the general tendency on the part of physicians to disregard, or fail to use, decision-support resources" (Berner and Graber, 2008: S7).