Even the most compliant state, Louisiana, only has 80 percent of mandatory structures covered.
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My dog isn't the most compliant by any means, but I like his unruly nature— it's part of his charm.
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The survey found discounter Aldi was the most compliant across the wider industry for the fifth year in a row.
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By then he lived on a cellblock for the most compliant and westernized detainees — those who liked watching American movies despite actresses with uncovered heads.
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Countries like the British Virgin Islands, Cayman Islands and Isle of Man—though widely considered "tax havens"—were among the most compliant countries in the world.
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Easily operated in either automatic or manual shift modes, it's perhaps one of the smoothest but also crispest and most compliant transmissions on the market — not just of the dual-clutch variety, but of all kind.
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Anyone who's been following the story of WeChat knows that it's not just China's biggest messaging app, with almost 900 million users, it's also one of the most compliant companies in China in terms of working with the government to censor content.
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Though medical marijuana is now legal in 225 states and Washington, DC, the drug still remains strictly banned under federal law, a contradiction that has long made even the most compliant patients, growers, and dispensary owners nervous about getting busted by the feds.
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Though medical marijuana is now legal in 25 states and Washington, DC, the drug still remains strictly banned under federal law, a contradiction that has long made even the most compliant patients, growers, and dispensary owners nervous about getting busted by the feds.
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"In making this determination, the board considered the detainee's change of ideology and renunciation of violence and his status as one of the most compliant detainees at Guantánamo, as well as his recognition of his health status and his efforts to improve it," the board said at the time.
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He had gone to live in Pakistan to escape Taliban retribution for his failure to cooperate with their administration. He returned to Afghanistan after the Taliban had been overthrown, only to be denounced by a senior Taliban member who had won the trust of American officials. Akhtiar Mohammed and Mohammed Aman had described being the victims of Taliban and al Qaeda attacks while in Camp 4 in Guantanamo—the camp that was supposed to only contain the most compliant cooperative captives.
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Hamdan's lawyers filed a request with Allred requesting the detainee be moved out of solitary confinement. They argued that prolonged solitary confinement was having such a negative effect on his mental stability that it was impairing his ability to assist in his own defense. The attorney Andrea Prasow wrote: His attorneys said he had been allowed only two exercise periods in the previous month. Hamdan had been housed in camp 4, the camp for the most compliant captives until December 2006.
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He said he had decided to be a model prisoner, and thus avoided the beatings he saw guards administer to other captives, and was transferred to camp 4, the camp for the most compliant captives. Hamood Ullah described watching an Arab captive named Juma, who had chosen to be argumentative, and confront the guards—who: "Eventually he was totally mad.". Hamood Ullah said he spent a further nine and a half months in Pakistani custody after he was repatriated. At the time of his interview he was teaching at a madrassa.
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According to the World Bank's Doing Business Report of 2010, Islamabad was ranked as the best place to start a business in Pakistan. Islamabad's businesses are Pakistan's most compliant for paying tax dues. , Islamabad LTU (Large Tax Unit) was responsible for Rs 371 billion in tax revenue, which amounts to 20% of all the revenue collected by Federal Board of Revenue. Islamabad has seen an expansion in information and communications technology with the addition two Software Technology Parks, which house numerous national and foreign technological and information technology companies.
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In 1954, as the result of a scandal, he was excluded from the Writers' Union, but he was reinstated in 1956. In describing the "nadir of the Soviet theatre" between World War II and the death of Stalin, Michael Glenny writes: > Matters reached the depth of absurdity when one of the most compliant > Stalinist playwrights, Nikolay Virta, propounded the theory of 'lack of > conflict'. According to this, the only possible basis of drama for a Soviet > play was the struggle between the 'good' and the 'better'. The resulting > plays were so abysmal that even the party was forced to disown them.
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She said he had been transferred to camp 4, the camp for the most privilege, most compliant captives, two months after his arrival in Guantanamo, and that FBI interrogators had told him they did not believe he belonged in Guantanamo, and there was an order in Washington for his release. Gutteridge said Reprieve successfully litigated to get access to Abdulmalik Mohamed in early 2008, but their notes had not been cleared, and they had not been allowed to talk about them until early October 2008. Gutteridge said that when Reprieve finally got access to Abdulmalik he informed them that he had been abused both when he was in Kenyan custody, and later in American custody. He informed them that he had been held in Bagram and Kabul, prior to his transfer to Guantanamo.
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