non-compliance

What about a non-violent non-compliance where it's still too risky to attempt even non-lethal force?

A breeding license with forced sterilization and tax penalties for non-compliance would eliminate this problem in a complete fair and equitable way.

Even injection at the site will result in high rates of patient non-compliance.

I don't like how uber flaunts the law in so many places, but their competitive advantage doesn't come from non-compliance.

According to the police manuals, in the event of non-violent non-compliance, non-lethal force should be used such as pepper-spray or taser until compliance is gained.

It does matter whether the rate of tax payment non-compliance is 5% or 50%, even if it does not fit the narrative of moral equivalence.

The homelessness and vulnerably housed situations don't help people with a psychotic illness (contributing to medication non-compliance); and there is probably some situational depression there too.

Plus, the US caved on giving the Iranians a 14 day windows to prep for UN inspections which is more than enough time to cover up their non-compliance.

Now, we have an active act of non-compliance with an (hopefully?

Did the College Opportunity and Affordability Act of 2007 not shift the burden of policing copyright from the copyright holder to colleges and universities under threat of withholding federal financial assistance for non-compliance?

If the compliance matter reaches parties outside the company and nobody in the company wants to do anything about it, go talk to the police if non-compliance could cause harm to other people.

> According to the police manuals, in the event of non-violent non-compliance, non-lethal force should be used such as pepper-spray or taser until compliance is gained.