Noncompliant

And, as we now know, the second a compliant government begins to act noncompliant, it will immediately begin receiving the same treatment that noncompliant governments receive.

If a landlord continues to knowingly lease a property to an unlicensed seller they will face a $1,000 fine the first time they’re found noncompliant, and $2,000 for each violation thereafter, if passes.

The driver, who was the only occupant of the vehicle, became "noncompliant," Farmington police said in a news release late Wednesday.

As a physician, I have witnessed several occasions where other physicians have labeled patients “noncompliant” simply because those patients didn’t understand — and therefore couldn’t follow — instructions given in English.

By mid-February, the AHA warned that all noncompliant tenants at all three public housing units would face eviction proceedings if they did not pay their rent by Feb. 29.

Raisman reported anyone who appeared noncompliant or complained about the camp conditions would be sent home or left off the team.

One such proposed addition is a legal cause of action which would allow individuals to take noncompliant organizations to court.

She added the agency would begin the process for terminating noncompliant groups’ program grants.

The REAL ID Act establishes national standards for state-issued driver’s licenses and identification cards, and prohibits federal agencies from accepting noncompliant IDs for official purposes.

The deadline for all UK firms to do so is just two weeks away, with noncompliant companies facing legal action, the government has warned.

Without these features, they are usually noncompliant.