Sentence examples for would be complied from inspiring English sources

Once we had demonstrated the need for foreign workers the contractor had to prove that all federal and provincial employment standards, including wage standards, would be complied with before the workers entered Canada.All those conditions have been met.

Mr. Putin seemed to be suggesting that if he ran again, it would be as proper because he would be complying with Russia's Constitution.

When reached by TechCrunch for comment a Google's spokesman declined to confirm whether it would be complying with the Commission's antitrust order while it pursues a legal challenge — or to answer any questions.

A spokesperson for Google declined to comment on whether the company would be complying with the CNIL's order or not, instead reiterating a previous statement on the matter — in which Google states: "We've worked hard to implement the Right to be Forgotten ruling thoughtfully and comprehensively in Europe, and we'll continue to do so.

Anselm returned to England from exile in 1100 having heard Urban's pronouncement, and informed Henry that he would be complying with the Pope's wishes.

This time the Brazilian telecommunications association, SindiTelebrasil, released a statement underlining that the carriers had nothing to do with the case and that they would be complying with the resolution.

Under the Obama administration, the Drug Enforcement Administration and several U.S. attorneys have raided marijuana dispensaries and sent people to prison, even though they'd been complying with state laws.

The "privacy code" imposed by a statutory regulator would have to be complied with – the "naming and shaming" by the PCC would be replaced by effective sanctions.

Anderson said he would be writing to the UN body informing it that the city would not be complying with its request.

That would absolutely be complying with the IRS Revenue Ruling.

The code was explicit in stating that valid publication could not be effected by' publication online, or by dissemination of distributable electronic media.' Quite a blow for electronic journals who frequently faced common misconceptions from scientists that they simply could not publish online only because they wouldn't be complying with the code.