Only if the EU court is willing to suspend sanctions during that time. That's not what happened with Microsoft for instance.

First time they're out of compliance, the fine is 10% of their global annual revenue. Then 5% of their daily average revenue until they comply.

Second time they're out of compliance, the fine doubles.

If they still breach compliance, they get investigated for systematic non-compliance. The Commission can then impose structural and behavioral changes.

Or Apple can stop providing service in the EU. But they're not going to say goodbye to a fourth of their global revenue. They will comply.