Preposition: with

• legislation: We will help you stay compliant with the current legislation.

• law: Agencies have only 12 months to ensure that their employment practices are compliant with the impending age laws.

• regulation: Facilities for disabled drivers The new multi-storey car park is fully compliant with the official regulations for drivers with disabilities.

• requirement: Ideally, all systems would be compliant with the latest Requirements for Accreditation.

• guideline: Only 20 % of requests were fully compliant with guidelines.

• directive: Any equipment compliant with that directive is unlikely to suffer or cause interference.

Modifying Another Word

• fully: All existing clubs are assumed to be fully compliant.

• legally: Ensure there is a legally compliant statement of terms and conditions.

• environmentally: This makes the job of remaining environmentally compliant even easier.

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• keep: This service is primarily designed to help people keep non-trading companies fully compliant with the law.

Modifies a noun

• browser: Requires either a VRML Browser or a Java compliant browser.

• metadata: Use of the guidelines can also assure that compliant metadata can be created for the Go-Geo!

• repository: We will be harvesting metadata ( and full text where available ) of e-print records from OAI compliant repositories in the UK and abroad.

• device: Most USB digital cameras can be mounted as drives to download their images directly to POSIX compliant devices.

• workforce: New capital had been encouraged into selected areas of Wales only on the promise of a low-cost, low-skill, compliant workforce.

• database: It can also be written directly to any ODBC compliant database.

Used with adjective complement

• deem: The Agency must have received three monthly payments or six weekly payments for the case to be deemed as compliant for enforcement purposes.

• remain: We also check sites regularly to ensure they remain compliant.

• stay: We will help you stay compliant with the current legislation.

• become: How difficult will it be for training organizations to become compliant?