Sentences with phrase «actually complying»

They also struggled with knowing for sure whether outside vendors were actually complying with the discounts and alternative fee arrangements VMware had negotiated with them.

And you hope by doing that parties start to learn that reducing emissions can be done more cheaply than they thought, they realize other countries are actually complying with what they said, and that impels them to do more also, and ultimately reduces emissions more than they have.

And only 16 states are actually complying with that statutory requirement.

After all, on that basis, the federal Race to the Top program (which was originally funded as part of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act) would also be illegal; but it isn't because it actually complies with the original law itself.

In our list of the best low - protein dog foods, you may have noticed that only 2 products, with the exception of Mattie's Treats, actually comply with the 18 % - minimum requirement.

Here's hoping they actually comply with the ruling and release it now.

«It will show that they are not only trying to ensure that non-state actors follow the regulations, but that they will make sure their own member states actually comply.»

Is this order something we need to actually comply with or is it merely advisory?

Indeed, this is the most frustrating part of this process — had the LSUC actually complied with the recommendation of the committee and amended the Rules to impose an obligation to promote equality, diversity and inclusion generally, it could have also drafted an authoritative commentary to that rule — as it does with section 6.3.1.

Origin's Millennium is the only system to deviate from that, as it shipped instead with a Titan X. That's partially our fault, or perhaps the fault of the manufacturers — we requested these systems with a single video card, but only Origin actually complied.

Notably, however, some of those procedural guarantees — such as access to merits review and to access Queensland discrimination laws — are removed in the provisions that are contained in the social security amendments in the NTER legislation and so it is not clear that the Queensland Commission that has been authorised actually complies.

Not sure if most or all stores actually comply.

I have on occasions waived the daily fees if they pay partial rent and agree to pay the balance within a reasonable time and actually comply.

Not exact matches

In fact, 21 percent of those surveyed in the 2014 National Study of Employers said they were required to comply with the Family and Medical Leave Act but did not actually offer 12 weeks of unpaid or paid leave for at least one type of covered leave.

I'm asking if you have fired senior management, the people who actually led community banking division, who oversaw this fraud or the compliance division that was in charge of making sure that the bank complied with the law.

Not only will this comply with Google's algorithm change but by writing unique and insightful content you will get backlinks from other websites without you having to actually go out and post your article on different websites.

Well, actually, insurance can refuse to pay if you did not comply with terms.

That the mortal is unaware that their choice must ultimately comply with God's perfect foreknowledge is immaterial to whether or not the alternative choice could actually be made.

Once I have their attention, I can ask them to do something and they are more likely to comply... because they actually heard me.

So when Nestle is talking about complying with the Code in developing countries, it is talking about something entirely different from what the Code actually says.

Those that have obfuscated and literally lied about the fact that it was CMRR that sued the county when, in a display of leadership, Hein demanded the 24 year old lease requirements actually be complied with so rather than comply CMRR sued?

«If you are just listing Paychex, and not who you are actually employing, then you are not complying with the spirit or the letter of the law,» Lerner said.

As is normal in international environmental law, it is likely that all countries that have joined the Kyoto Protocol will comply on paper even if formal observance does not actually do much to solve the underlying problem.

So, the results are not what necessarily happens when Crohn's sufferers actually go on a plant - based diet, but what happens when people that are just told to eat a more plant based diet, and how much they comply is up to them — which makes the results even more astounding.

I started to get very specific with what I wanted and she did comply, but I found she actually selected things I liked more than the items I thought I wanted.

Harris complies, telling her she is free to speak her mind, and things proceed splendidly until he's actually on the campaign trail, and the uncouth antics of his would - be first lady keeps overshadowing his message in the media.

At its most basic level, NCLB introduces the notion that federal money will continue to flow only if districts and states are actually able to demonstrate that they can run effective schools, not simply comply with rules and regulations.

If we went back to 1954 and the decade after to look statistically at how many schools actually desegregated, we [would see] that we never had an appreciable amount of schools that complied with the court's decision.

After news broke that only two of the 10 largest multi-academy trusts are actually implementing the so - called Baker Clause, which requires schools to allow technical education providers access to their pupils, the man who fought for the clause in the first place explains why it is so vital that every school complies

State officials worry some schools may comply with little preparation or enthusiasm, making it less likely the system will actually produce improvements in teaching.

Those multiple groups gave more, cumulatively, than Sinquefield would be able to give in his own name, technically complying with the law while actually circumventing it.

My point was that if RWA goes too far towards trying to punish Harlequin in the future, it might actually end up engaging in actual price - fixing (not any wussy interference with contract): specifically, insisting upon price points and punishing publishers (or authors with publishers) that don't comply.

Actually, Amazon isn't complying with the law as it stands now.

However the borkers and banks have not complied with the law and actually lie to customers saying that customer's can't hold US$ in there RRSPs under the law [totally false statement].

Further, a writing company that is compliant with the requirements of one state may actually not be able to do business in another state because of steps they've taken to comply with the requirements of the first state!

The platform will actually cease all trading next month because its software doesn't comply with the latest regulations.

The ruling heightens the risk, particularly for credit counseling agencies doing business in the First Circuit (encompassing Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Puerto Rico, and Rhode Island), that their activities, especially their DMPs and less - than - full balance repayment programs, may trigger coverage under CROA and give rise to class action litigation, forcing them — at great expense — to prove that they are actually operating as bona fide nonprofit organizations (in order to be exempt from CROA, particularly for what has transpired in the past), or, alternatively, to comply with CROA's requirements prospectively.

Every Lending Club loan is actually issued by WebBank, an FDIC insured bank, and they have to comply with all federal banking and fair lending laws.

The City has consistently stated it would comply with CEQA before actually implementing any such feral cat program.

It seems to me this latest EPA «directive» is actually a series of recommendations provided to spot - on product manufacturers with a request to comply within six months (six months from when is not clear).

But when I read this, I remembered that I actually did need something — a perfect wheeler that would comply with stringent Spirit regulations and yet allow me to pack stuff I need.

It led to a raft of analyses by consulting firms showing how states could comply and actually save money for ratepayers by deploying cost - effective energy efficiency measures.

Labeling the worst modeled scenario as «business as usual» only served to make national pledges to comply with the Paris accord seem more ambitious than they actually were.

Independent analysis of the cap - and - trade program by Near Zero, a research organization at the Carnegie Institute for Science at Stanford University, shows that real emissions from the refinery sector in California are actually increasing, even as petrochemical facilities successfully comply with the legal requirements of the market - based mechanism.

Reasoned like an individual contributor at a large company; with time limits being part of FOIA requests there is little doubt in my mind that separate, individual and parallel tasks within UEA were kicked off, i.e., a) the collection and collating of relevant files for the FOIA request and b) the discussions and meetings as to whether they were actually going to comply with the FOIA request, especially realizing some of the early e-mails and some of the more incriminating later e-mails were available from the server.

But since you've failed to provide the source, no one would actually be able to comply with this.

@feetwet «consult a lawyer» is actually a bad answer for this kind of question, because you often do not have time to consult a lawyer between the time when the officer gives you the order, and the time in which you would have to comply if it indeed is a lawful order.

I also find myself nodding as I read Glenn Greenwald, who writes, «Despite the uproar this weekend among right - wing bloggers who were insisting (and are still insisting) that the Administration's warrantless eavesdropping on American citizens complied with FISA, there is actually no real controversy about this because no reasonable ground exists for disputing that the Administration violated that law — as even the Administration itself is now acknowledging.»

As to the previous comment: Solutions for the future are irrelevant (isn't it possible... etc): the CSI problem is a real one for many EEA citizens currently living in the UK who were never made aware of this requirement and can not retroactively comply, meaning their previous years here suddenly don't actually count for anything.

@TimLymington Actually, your answer quotes the law as saying: «a person must not use a motor vehicle... unless there is in force... a policy of insurance that complies with the requirements of this Part of this Act» So, if someone buys an insurance policy that is deficient, the driver is an uninsured motorist in violation of Section 143 of the Road Traffic Act but the insurance company's obligation is not expanded.