Definitions

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  • adjective Neglecting or refusing to comply.

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  • adjective That does not comply with a rule or regulation
  • noun The refusal to comply

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Examples

  • Assuming the patient is identified as noncomplying which process may raise Fourth Amendment issues, enforcement by quarantine until the patient complies with and completes treatment appears at first blush to be constitutional.

    The Volokh Conspiracy » Only Two Things Scare Me: 2009

  • Brussels immediately responded by insisting that noncomplying airlines will face large fines, and even bans on operating in Europe.

    Europe's Carbon Trade War 2012

  • The policy states that because there are some countries that have not lived up to their obligations under international nuclear treaties, the U.S. reserved the right to keep noncomplying countries targeted.

    Crackdown Sought on Nuclear Material David Crawford 2010

  • The policy states that because there are some countries that have not lived up to their obligations under international nuclear treaties, the U.S. reserved the right to keep noncomplying countries targeted.

    Crackdown Sought on Nuclear Material David Crawford 2010

  • The policy states that because there are some countries that have not lived up to their obligations under international nuclear treaties, the U.S. reserved the right to keep noncomplying countries targeted.

    Crackdown Sought on Nuclear Material David Crawford 2010

  • This law also imposed liability “for all damages sustained by any person” because of a noncomplying train.29 Other statutes required railroads to build fences, and made them liable for fires caused by engine sparks.

    A History of American Law Lawrence M. Friedman 1985

  • This law also imposed liability “for all damages sustained by any person” because of a noncomplying train.29 Other statutes required railroads to build fences, and made them liable for fires caused by engine sparks.

    A History of American Law Lawrence M. Friedman 1985

  • This law also imposed liability “for all damages sustained by any person” because of a noncomplying train.29 Other statutes required railroads to build fences, and made them liable for fires caused by engine sparks.

    A History of American Law Lawrence M. Friedman 1985

  • The spirits distilled in the noncomplying counties were intercepted in their way to market and seized by the officers of the revenue, and the agents for the army were directed to purchase only those spirits on which the duty had been paid.

    Life and Times of Washington Schroeder, J. F. 1903

  • The spirits distilled in the noncomplying counties were intercepted in their way to market and seized by the officers of the revenue, and the agents for the army were directed to purchase only those spirits on which the duty had been paid.

    Life and Times of Washington, Volume 2 Revised, Enlarged, and Enriched John Frederick Schroeder 1852

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