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non-compliance | Business English

non-compliance
noun[ U ]
(alsononcompliance)ukus
the fact of not obeying a rule or law:
non-compliance with sthNon-compliance with environmental laws can be both costly and dangerous.

non-compliant

adjective
Those items found to be non-compliant are being replaced.

Examples of non-compliance

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The problem is to disentangle behavioral non-compliance from a failure to be captured by language stimuli.
After privatization, fulfilling these duties became a voluntary matter, with social opprobrium the sole penalty for non-compliance.
Although highly effective, the nightly infusions are painful and burdensome to patients, resulting in non-compliance.
Typically, the non-compliance costs can be increased by increasing the severity of penalties or utilizing sanctions such as facility closures.
Enforceable agreements presuppose that bargaining agents control most strike and lockout funds, and can impose fines for non-compliance (particularly important on the employer side).
Three of the 12 patients did not complete the non-invasive autonomic testing due to refusal to participate in the second test or because of non-compliance.
Estimating psychological effects from a randomized controlled trial with both non-compliance and loss to follow-up.
Interestingly, however, the main conclusions of the surveys on the determinants of the widespread non-compliance observed among ratepayers differ.
A possible means of achieving this is to investigate the reasons for non-compliance and then formulate policies accordingly.
It should also be noted that the best predictor of non-compliance was that hypothesized at the outset of the study.
While no reliable estimate of the costs of tax non-compliance exist, the problem is significant.
Presumably taxpayers perceived that non-compliance was safer in 1994 than in 1992.
Some clearly did not,84 but the extent of non-compliance needs to be re-evaluated in the light of the findings in this article.
If the proposition on reciprocity is correct, it may contribute to explain the widespread non-compliance observed in some townships.
In addition, our study was national, and an effort was made to minimize non-compliance.
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