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compliant

[kuhm-plahy-uhnt] / kəmˈplaɪ ənt /


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"Clubs wanted to ensure they were in a compliant position rather than having an additional headache of being hamstrung under the new rules."

From BBC

Carlyle, in a statement to AFP, said that the agreement "has been structured to be fully compliant" with US Treasury policies and that it was "conditional upon Carlyle's due diligence and regulatory approvals".

From Barron's

Qarabag were compliant opponents, not made of the stuff that enables Premier League opposition to scent blood in almost every game against his side.

From BBC

“With compliant operations at its core, the company provides stable and reliable data services for enterprises across various industries,” the Ipidea spokeswoman said.

From The Wall Street Journal

But when she speaks about her younger years, it is not the cliché story of the inspirational disabled child sometimes presented in glossy campaigns: a compliant person bravely but silently triumphing against adversity.

From BBC