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Meanings of come into compliance in English

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Usage of come into compliance in English
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The district has two years to come into compliance with the agreement, officials said.
Reuters
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Facilities would have about two months to come into compliance.
Reuters
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That means the zone will have to eventually have come into compliance with clean air standards.
Reuters
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Once the ruling is definitive, the defaulting state is given a grace period to come into compliance.
Reuters
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But our typical approach would be to allow a firm to come into compliance voluntarily before taking enforcement action.
Wired
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Banks are also to be given an extra four years, until 2019, to come into compliance with the new regulations.
Reuters
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Refiners have sent in waiver applications to come into compliance with that court ruling, angering biofuel advocates who say exemptions hurt demand.
Reuters
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Newsom was conciliatory about the moves by Yuba and Sutter counties on Monday, saying they could come into compliance later in the week.
Reuters
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However, Lighthizer said on Wednesday the EU and member states had "not taken the actions necessary to come into compliance with WTO decisions".
The Guardian
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In the meantime, refiners are requesting retroactive waivers from the administration in hopes of coming into compliance with the court ruling.
Reuters
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