That amount being a substantial sum of money at the time, the city complied with the Navy's demands.

The city complied with the request and a citizen composed a poem about the event.

In 1987, a Federal appeals court ruled that the city had complied with desegregation.

The commissioner has a valid point, and the city should promptly comply.

Sanders said that if the appeal was not granted then the city would comply with the order.

The Mayor said the city would comply, though he added that the order was "a waste of ink."

When the city did not comply, the judge held it in contempt.

It has the authority to reduce money for the city if the city does not comply with the rules.

The judge took a lot of personal heat, but his order stood, and the city complied.

He also ruled against the state for not ensuring that the city complied with the laws.