Russia denies the missile is in breach of the arms accord.
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Today, we are well in breach of the 1°C upper limit.
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But proving Foxconn is in breach of contract would not be simple.
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Washington says it considers Russia's new missile in breach of the treaty.
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The company has denied it is in breach of any environmental laws.
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As a result, Microsoft is still potentially in breach of privacy rules.
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The Commission said Germany was still in breach of the court ruling.
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Responding to the complaint, Amazon has denied it is in breach of COPPA.
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The LIA alleges this hiring was in breach of Goldman's own compliance rules.
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It also rejected claims that the U.S. was in breach of the treaty.
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The commission claims these companies' actions are in breach of EU antitrust rules.
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But unilateral action would put Britain in breach of European and international law.
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Iran has already taken steps that are in breach of the landmark deal.
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We treat data as private when it's already been exposed in breach after breach.
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Previous advice was that the NFL would be in breach of EU employment laws.
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Rival bidder Western Digital says Toshiba is in breach of its joint venture contracts.
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But a party cannot be in breach of their agreement to invoke this right.
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Mueller later accused him of lying to investigators in breach of his plea deal.
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Last year, Norway also found the products potentially in breach of its advertising regulations.
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Experts say any fuel aid in breach of sanctions could erode the diplomatic progress.
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It also issued four different research reports in breach of Hong Kong's rules, SFC added.
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The Commission could reject Italy's plan if it is found in breach of fiscal rules.
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He said the investment agreements were valid and indefinite and therefore Harare was in breach.
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Legal experts say that the NHS hospitals may be in breach of data protection regulations.
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"Such actions are in breach of international law and they must stop," Mr. Mladenov said.
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It's unclear whether his trip to the Olympics is in breach of travel-specific sanctions.
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The UK's privacy regulator warned in June that systematic profiling of web users via invasive tracking technologies such as cookies is in breach of pan-EU privacy laws — following multiple complaints filed in the region that argue RTB is in breach of the GDPR.
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The RSPO panel found wide-ranging issues that were also in breach of its sustainability standards.
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She previously asserted to PEOPLE that the promoters who organized it were "in breach" of contract.
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The flights were in breach of international treaties, according to South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff.
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The EU should have already concluded that Turkey is in breach of the criteria for membership.
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By mid-April 20143, the College Board notified Agilix that it was in breach of contract.
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He appealed, on the basis that the law was in breach of his First Amendment rights.
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"It's not just the loss of income; it's a contract in breach," Ellis told Business Insider.
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And scientists who use this data set may be in breach of the standard ethical code.
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Canada has acknowledged that by legalizing pot it is in breach of its international treaty obligations.
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Wilbur Ross — whose agency is responsible for the census — is in breach of the Constitution's Enumeration Clause.
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The company also said it considers Sanofi to be in breach of contract and the termination invalid.
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Nearly all the people involved in UPPE are in breach of both community and Wikimedia Foundation policies.
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The Grace 1 tanker was suspected of transporting oil to Syria in breach of European Union sanctions.
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Mr Trump stopped short of the most drastic step: declaring Iran in breach of the multinational agreement.
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Many jurisdictions have penalties if a company is found to be in breach of data protection laws.
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It confirms the EU Commission's assessment that Italy's growing debt is in breach of EU fiscal rules.
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" "You have been outside of your house 3 times today, you are in breach of government guidelines.
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The transfers are also in breach of EU law, and, in many instances, domestic laws of suppliers.
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Facebook then removed the image, claiming that the photo was in breach of its terms of service.
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Setting up offshore accounts is not necessarily illegal it could be in breach of Swedish money laundering rules.
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That could put him in breach of a constitutional ban on MPs profiting from the government they oversee.
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And he wants Mr Evers to see if Foxconn is in breach of contract for changing its plans.
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Last year, Google removed 2.3 billion adverts found to be in breach of its policies or the law.
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However, the ASA didn't agree, and ruled that the ad was not in breach of the Advertising Code.
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The "reporting of their intra-group funding as stable has been in breach" of regulatory standards, APRA said.
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Democratic lawmakers and civil rights groups have criticized the rule as being in breach of U.S. immigration law.
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Last year a court decreed that the air in London is in breach of the air quality directive.
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So, sharing your nude Boomerangs to your Instagram Stories or grids would be in breach of Instagram's policies.
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The filing comes nearly two months after Mueller accused Manafort of lying in breach of his plea agreement.
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Iran hid uranium enrichment facilities for almost two decades, in breach of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT).
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Officials said the tanker, the Grace 1, was carrying Iranian oil to Syria in breach of EU sanctions.
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Trump will be in breach of the lease agreement the moment he takes office on January 20, 2017.
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"Christian Schmidt took the chestnut out of the fire for the Commission in breach of our consultations," Hendricks said.
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The draft document confirms the EU Commission's assessment that Italy's growing debt is in breach of EU fiscal rules.
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That's led to previously approved apps receiving rejections, while other apps in breach of policy have been let in.
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Anti-transgender feminism needs to be explicitly recognised as being in breach of the goals of equality and dignity.
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For one big energy trader, says its compliance officer, the consequences of being in breach of sanctions are "terminal".
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Meanwhile the Information Commissioner's Office, a watchdog, is considering whether the force is in breach of data-protection laws.
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Earlier this month, Tehran followed through on its threat to increase its nuclear activities in breach of the agreement.
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The company involved wanted her terminated ... because she was in breach of contract and the company wanted her terminated.
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STATS is currently in breach of a maintenance covenant of debt/EBITDA of 4.0x on its USD315m bank facilities.
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But the plea deal collapsed after the Mueller's team accused Manafort of repeatedly lying in breach of that agreement.
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It introduces stiff fines of up to 4 percent of global turnover for companies found to be in breach.
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Earlier this month, Tehran followed through on its threat to increase its nuclear activities in breach of the agreement.
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Trump doesn't appear to be particularly concerned about the fact that he's about to be in breach of contract.
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The decision confirms the EU Commission's assessment that Italy is in breach of EU fiscal rules, the official said.
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But the government source, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said the extension was in breach of Zambia's laws.
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Orsted's descendants believe that the company is in breach of the Danish companies act by using a family name.
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While setting up offshore accounts is not necessarily illegal it could be in breach of Swedish money laundering rules.
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The decision confirms the EU Commission's assessment that Italy is in breach of EU fiscal rules, one official said.
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The RBI took Dhanlaxmi Bank off the list because it was not in breach of any of the risk thresholds.
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The lawsuit, filed in the New York Supreme Court, states that Verizon is in breach of its original 2008 agreement.
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Another worry is that consumers cannot return goods without any justification within 14 days, again in breach of EU laws.
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Why it matters: If Harkins' idea ever gets adopted, we'd know a lot more about blind spots in breach prevention.
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He has fired off tweets proposing, in breach of the constitution, that those who burn American flags should lose citizenship.
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But the deal fell apart months later, after Manafort was accused of lying to investigators in breach of the agreement.
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If carmakers are found in breach of the new rules, they will face heavy fines in the millions of euros.
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Their lawsuit alleges that Ja Rule, Billy McFarland, and Fyre Media engaged in breach of contract, negligent misrepresentation, and fraud.
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Gibraltar officials say they stopped the ship because it was carrying Iranian oil to Syria in breach of EU sanctions.
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Ships found in breach of the new rules will face fines or the risk of impoundment by IMO member states.
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"The MGA was always kept aware of the situation and we were never in breach of any rules," Dalli said.
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FIFA says public viewings must comply with its rules and that anyone in breach of them is liable for prosecution.
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Overall, Fitch's base case scenario forecasts a 2016 fiscal deficit at 0.7%-103%, in breach of the 0.7% deficit target.
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S.A. assesses that Mr. Trump will be in breach of the lease agreement the moment he takes office on Jan.
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The president will not be making a finding that Iran is in breach of the technical requirements of the agreement.
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But Goldman said BRW Aviation, the largest Avianca shareholder, was in breach of terms of the loan, which is in default.
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Finally, because such an outcome only grants preferential treatment to the United States, it is in breach of China's WTO commitments.
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Plus, you'd technically be in breach of the terms and conditions, so you'd have no excuses if you got booted off.
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Ader added that the retroactive effect of the changes in the amended legislation was probably also in breach of constitutional principles.
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An intervention by the Chinese army might lead the administration to declare Hong Kong to be in breach of the act.
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Italian bond yields jumped after the European Commission deemed the country's 23.26 budget draft to be in breach of EU rules.
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Those found in breach of the law can be issued with a penalty up to $250,000, with no cap on damages.
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Abdel Fattah was jailed for protesting without permission in breach of a 2013 law that rights groups say effectively bans protests.
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Dispatcher services in breach of the regulations are first fined and will then have their Internet access blocked for a year.
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Per TMZ, West's lawyer wrote a letter to Tidal a month ago stating that the company was in breach of contract.
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"You either waive the sanctions or you don't and if you don't you're in breach of the JCPOA," the official said.
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The government has since shuttered a number of live-streaming services that it found were in breach of its media standards.
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According to the Miami organizers, Adria MM Productions were in breach of contract by failing to pay required License Agreement fees.
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Tax experts, however, note that many of the methods cited in the Times article were already in breach of existing rules.
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Netanyahu said in a statement that by joining Interpol, the Palestinians were in breach of deals they had made with Israel.
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While almost all of the figures in Breach are immersed in water, the degree to which they are submerged varies widely.
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From 20133 to 22013, HSBC helped the Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei move money in Iran, in breach of United States sanctions.
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Lebanon's government has long complained to the United Nations about regular Israeli military flights in its airspace in breach of 1701.
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The company has radically scaled back its plans and likely wants assurances that it won't be found in breach of contract.
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According to media reports from 2015 to 2017, he traveled numerous times to Moscow in breach of a U.N. travel ban.
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However, there is little to enforce the guidelines and editors are rarely held to meaningful account when they are in breach.
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This would seem to be in breach of the two-term limit that was written into a new constitution in 2016.
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The Big Four source said that voluntarily agreeing not to take on audits could be in breach of European Union competition law.
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However, the European Commission says in a letter that ad blocker blockers can be illegal and in breach of EU privacy rules.
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The fact that they are in breach of federal law means that in theory their profits are criminal proceeds, subject to forfeiture.
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European stocks closed mostly higher Wednesday but the rally lost steam after the EU ruled Italy was in breach of fiscal rules.
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He sued the company for $68 million in February, claiming Amazon was in breach of the four-film agreement they had signed.
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Police are obliged to investigate cases, not doing so could potentially put them in breach of lese majeste themselves, according to Streckfuss.
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But 153 were not removed as the companies concluded that it was not in breach of legislation or their own community rules.
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They had argued that the billion dollar sport was in breach of articles prohibiting cartels and the abuse of dominant market positions.
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That may have given GDF Suez an unfair advantage over other companies in breach of EU state aid rules, the Commission said.
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Anyone who does not comply could be found in breach of contract, according to a letter found on tenants' doors last week.
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Many foreign companies will remain wary that sanctions could "snap back" if Tehran is later found in breach of the nuclear agreement.
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North Korea often also marks important anniversaries with tests of its nuclear or missile capabilities in breach of U.N. Security Council resolutions.
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"The Australian Open are not in breach of anything that currently is within the rules," Tennis Integrity Board chairman Philip Brook said.
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Manafort's hearing related to Mueller's allegation that the Republican operative repeatedly lied in breach of his plea deal with the special counsel.
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They want the court to declare she's in breach of the divorce and move forward with an injunction blocking the house sale.
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Still, if I understand the situation correctly, you were in breach of your divorce agreement, even if your reasons were entirely understandable.
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Vedanta denies it is in breach of any environmental rules and says it adheres to international standards of sustainability and corporate governance.
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The level of fines for companies found to be in breach of data protection laws is set to increase significantly under GDPR.
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In a separate statement, Swiss financial watchdog FINMA said it found BSI in breach of money laundering regulations in connection with 1MDB.
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Nissan said earlier this month CEO Hiroto Saikawa was stepping down after he admitted to being overpaid in breach of company rules.
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Many doctors and rights groups are fighting these efforts as harmful to women's health and in breach of a constitutional right to abortion.
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Five banks were in breach of P2R in the 2016 SREP outcome based on 2Q16 capital, although their names have not been disclosed.
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In November, Mueller had accused Manafort of lying in breach of the plea deal he struck with the special counsel two months earlier.
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The Council on Ethics is an independent body that makes recommendations on companies that may be in breach of the fund's ethical guidelines.
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West claims that Jay Z's streaming service owes him upwards of $3 million and is in breach of contract, according to TMZ's sources.
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In a statement to the players, according to the Golf Channel, the USGA said DeChambeau would be in breach of Rule 14-3.
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"on the day he was born in breach candy hospital, taimur ali khan trended on twitter," begins a horrible millennial salman rushdie novel.
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The Swedish case has since been dropped but in the eyes of the British authorities Assange remains in breach of his bail conditions.
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He told the Observer that Britain should start striking trade deals before it leaves the European Union, in breach of the bloc's rules.
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The board cited claims of "numerous irregularities and concerted fraudulent activities" with the collection of absentee ballots in breach of state election law.
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The Commission said that the bank would not compete with the private sector and was therefore not in breach of EU competition rules.
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Many doctors and rights groups are fighting these efforts as harmful to women's health and in breach of a constitutional right to abortion.
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"Any form of government interference in the running of a Member Association is in breach of the FIFA and AFC Statutes," it said.
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The government has also alleged Deloitte offered services to IFIN in breach of company law that prohibit auditors from rendering certain other services.
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As a result, there are countries that follow more conservative fiscal targets, whereas others are often in breach of the area's fiscal rules.
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The European Commission announced Monday that Portugal is no longer in breach of its budget rules, six years after concluding a bailout program.
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Mexico kept its cool for a while, though an arbitration panel in 210 found the United States was in breach of the agreement.
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Iran's missile program is not in breach of its nuclear deal and will continue despite objections from the United States, Rouhani has said.
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Russia is in breach of the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty (INF) with the deployment of a cruise missile called the SSC-85033.
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But that's exactly how you make an entrance in Breach & Clean, a free "Authentic Hotel Maintenance Simulation" from Nuclear Throne creator Rami Ismail.
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Another associate of the president, Paul Manafort, lied to investigators in breach of his own plea deal, according to the special counsel's office.
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Legally, Ethiopia clearly was in breach, having committed in the 19973 peace deal, like Eritrea, to uphold whatever decision the boundary commission issued.
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The government recently passed measures reducing compensation for early termination of a contract if the concession holder is in breach of its obligations.
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The EBA document found that the two national watchdogs were in breach of their EU obligations for the period between 2007 and 2014.
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Penny Wong Brunei's penal code would be in breach of the UN Declaration of Human Rights, Wong posted in a statement on Twitter.
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Joseph Bucci and other employees of Coastal Pacific Mining Corp were sanctioned for market manipulation in breach of securities laws in multiple provinces.
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They called for Britain to declare China in breach of the promises of autonomy made when it took back Hong Kong in 1997.
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If they do, it can be challenged through arbitration and if they are found to be in breach the UK can suspend the backstop.
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The second case Netanyahu is being investigated for involves suspicions of receiving gifts from businessmen in breach of his role as a public servant.
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"There's no question that anyone who takes the pill in the Republic to induce abortion is in breach of Ireland's abortion laws," she says.
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A majority of 44 visas that were checked were found to be in breach of rules, a source with knowledge of the matter said.
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A recently bereaved husband received a letter sent by PayPal informing him that his late wife is "in breach of contract" because she died.
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Swiss financial watchdog FINMA said at the time that it found BSI in breach of money laundering regulations in connection with 219.4Malaysia Development Berhad.
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Former policemen hired by a women's-rights group went in undercover and found that the Soho club was in breach of "no touching" rules.
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At the heart of the investigation is the question of whether these donations in fact came from outside Britain, in breach of the law.
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Trump could be in breach of the Constitution's Emoluments Clause if he continues to profit from foreign governments paying for services at his hotels.
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The former head of the region this week went on trial for staging the ballot, as it was in breach of a legal order.
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The MDA said that the kissing scene was not highlighted in the script, and that the production was in breach of its licensing conditions.
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Our sources say a month ago Kanye's lawyer sent a letter to Tidal, saying the company was in breach and the contract was terminated.
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The "current conduct of the United States would be in breach of the JCPOA," Rouhani said, referring to the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action.
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It needs to get regulatory approval to make sure the agreement is not in breach of antitrust rules or does not threaten national security.
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The country's highest court in May ruled that the way Dutch builders and farmers dealt with nitrogen emissions was in breach with European laws.
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Saikawa was allowed to step down earlier this month after he admitted to being overpaid in breach of company rules following an internal investigation.
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Saikawa was allowed to step down earlier this month after he admitted to being overpaid in breach of company rules following an internal investigation.
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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry could be in breach of their "Megxit" deal if they undertake paid private projects outside the royal family before spring.
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Fernando Solorzano, head of Panama's Merchant Marine, told Reuters there was no initial sign that the stricken ship was in breach of any security protocols.
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Rosneft is not in breach of U.S. sanctions, because it takes oil as part of debt servicing agreements after lending Caracas money in previous years.
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Back in 2017 the privacy watchdog found Microsoft's platform to be in breach of local privacy laws on account of how it collects telemetry metadata.
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The October 103 portfolio met all replenishment criteria except for RV exposure, which was 53.7% of the portfolio and in breach of the 50% limit.
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Qualcomm fired back with lawsuits of its own, alleging that Apple was in breach of contract for not paying royalties, and for working with Intel.
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Twitter needs to explain why content that is clearly in breach of its own policies on violence and abuse often remains online, even when reported.
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Google has been given another extension to respond to European Union charges its Android mobile operating system is in breach of the region's competition law.
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Unless they got down to real, productive work, they would find themselves in breach of their contractual obligation to the Breitmans to complete the protocol.
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It was brought to my attention by my 'team' that NBC believed that I was in breach of contract because I had disparaged their brand.
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"The issue was human error and in breach of NAB's data security policies," Chief Data Officer Glenda Crisp said in a statement on NAB's website.
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"Magellan believes this notice is in breach of the agreement and has initiated legal action," the midstream operator said in its fourth-quarter earnings release.
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Uraltransbank remained in breach not only of the buffer but also the Tier 1 capital requirement itself (reported ratio of 5.4% versus requirement of 6%).
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All sides have attacked civilian targets in Yemen including homes, medical facilities, schools, farms, weddings and markets, in breach of international law, the panel said.
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StanChart's settlements with U.S. authorities cover the period between 2001 and 2007 when it improperly handled transactions with customers from Iran, in breach of sanctions.
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But prosecutors said in court last week they are considering bringing new charges against Manafort for lying to the FBI in breach of the agreement.
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Uraltransbank was in breach not only of the buffer but also the Tier 1 capital requirement itself (reported ratio of 5.3% versus requirement of 0003%).
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The bill would also create an NGO Regulatory Commission, with which civil society bodies would need to register or be in breach of the law.
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However, Mueller late last year accused Manafort of lying to FBI investigators on multiple subjects in breach of his plea agreement with the special counsel.
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Iran's missile program is not in breach of its nuclear deal and will continue despite objections from the United States, President Hassan Rouhani has said.
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The United States said China's armed forces were in breach of a sweeping U.S. sanctions law punishing Moscow for meddling in the 2016 U.S. election.
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This week, the special counsel's office accused Mr. Trump's onetime campaign chairman, Paul Manafort, of repeatedly lying to investigators in breach of his plea agreement.
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Meanwhile, more than 5,000 people were found to be in breach of the national lockdown rules on Wednesday, according to data from the Italian government.
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But hunting for rules and (perhaps) the small satisfaction of finding tone-deaf friends and relatives in breach of them seems like the wrong tack.
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States, including Luxembourg and Germany, use loopholes in EU rules that allow them not to disclose fines on banks in breach of money-laundering rules.
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But human rights groups say that the Carabineros are still firing tear gas cartridges at demonstrators' bodies and heads, in breach of their own protocol.
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And the British authorities have never found RT guilty of faking or making up news, in breach of the requirement for "due accuracy," he said.
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Later on Monday morning, Facebook announced it was removing four of Jones' pages for persistently uploading content in breach of the social network's content guidelines.
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In a complaint filed in New York State Supreme Court in Manhattan, the city contends that Verizon is in breach of a 2008 franchise agreement.
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If it contradicts the government's account of any given event or circumstance, it could be in breach of the Anti-Fake News Act, adopted last year.
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Such a process is applied to euro zone countries that are in breach of the rules and sets up specific targets to correct their balance sheets.
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Developers of the video game Prison Architect have found themselves in breach of international and British law for displaying a red cross on a white background.
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On March 20th the drivers sent a letter to Uber, warning the firm that they consider it to be in breach of European data-protection legislation.
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The Commission said in a statement it had "concerns" that the companies involved "may have engaged in anti-competitive practices in breach of EU antitrust rules".
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Breivik took Norwegian authorities to court in March, accusing them of inhuman and degrading treatment or punishment in breach of the European Convention on Human Rights.
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Google took action on Thursday after concluding that the Swiss firm was in breach of its advertising policy, basing its decision on advice from advertising regulators.
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According to the CMA, Viagogo has not done enough to alter the way it sells products, and therefore is in breach of U.K. consumer protection law.
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New Zealand Customs charged the Hamilton-based manufacturer earlier this year with unlawfully sending aircraft parts to North Korea, in breach of 2006 United Nations sanctions.
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"Based upon the foregoing, PRC declared Sabbat in breach of the Agreement and demanded that Sabbat return the $45,000 that PRC paid him," the complaint reads.
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Washington has tracked some 148 cases this year of tankers delivering fuel to North Korea in breach of a U.N. cap of 500,000 barrels a year.
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A day earlier, the inquiry heard the bank failed to transfer 15,000 of those pension customers in breach of a law requiring it to do so.
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The British Royal Marines seized the Grace 1 on July 4 on suspicion that it was smuggling Iranian oil to Syria in breach of EU sanctions.
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In a legal filing, the office of the special counsel, Robert Mueller, said Mr. Manafort had repeatedly lied to investigators — in breach of his plea agreement.
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Outside investigators were hired to follow Mr. Khan and see if he was trying to poach employees or clients in breach of his Credit Suisse contract.
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The law also includes new provisions relating to governance of financial institutions licensed by the central bank and penalties for companies in breach of the rules.
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Critics say the bill, by excluding Muslim immigrants from citizenship, marginalizes the status of Muslims in India and is in breach of the country's secular constitution.
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"Those in breach of the law face risk of prosecution and up to five years jail, as well as the loss of their license," he said.
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China's Mobike is under investigation by data regulators in Germany over suspicions that the fast-growing bike-sharing group might be in breach of European data law.
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Provision of Agreement BreachedYou are in breach of condition 15-4(c) of your agreement with Paypal Credit as we have received notice that you are deceased.
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O) 2 million euros ($2.3 million) for under-reporting complaints about illegal content on its social media platform in breach of the country's law on internet transparency.
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Medvedev said Ukraine, not Russia, was in breach of the Minsk deal because Kiev was yet to change Ukraine's constitution to grant special status to eastern Ukraine.
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The dispute is over the transfer of $8.1 billion of funds which Nigeria's central bank said the company had sent abroad in breach of foreign-exchange regulations.
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It said Google had not joined a state registry that lists banned websites that Moscow believes contain illegal information and was therefore in breach of the law.
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The UK courts judged that this activity was in breach of human rights law earlier this year, but once the IP bill passes, it'll be absolutely legal.
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Baosteel, China's second-largest steelmaker and the world's fourth-largest, said in a statement the United States was acting in breach of World Trade Organization (WTO) rules.
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"After a thorough investigation, the Customs and Excise Department has sufficient evidence to prove a case in breach of the strategic control system," a Customs statement said.
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The Commission said last week Italy's excessively expansionary 2019 budget was in breach of EU fiscal rules and would not decrease the country's large debt as required.
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But Mueller accused Manafort in late November of lying to prosecutors with the special counsel's office, and other Justice Department officials, in breach of his plea agreement.
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The investigation is set to examine whether Amazon's use of data from the independent retailers that sell on its marketplace is in breach of EU competition rules.Rep.
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North Korea launched short-range missiles in May and Washington unveiled its seizure of a North Korean ship suspected of illicit coal shipments in breach of sanctions.
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An organization in breach of GDPR laws will be fined up to 4 percent of annual global turnover or 20 million euros ($24.6 million), whichever is bigger.
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But U.S. District Judge Denise Cote last year found Westchester in breach by failing to build 28 units at Chappaqua Station in the town of New Castle.
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That is, if a Twitch user turns to other services to harass another Twitch user, Twitch will now consider their actions in breach of Twitch's policies, too.
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On Thursday, a deployment of British Marines stormed an Iranian oil tanker accused of carrying crude oil to Syria in breach of sanctions against the Assad regime.
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Mr. Robinson holds a prominent place among far-right groups, especially in the United States, who argued that his conviction had been in breach of free speech.
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Mueller will file details to a federal court in Washington of the alleged lies Manafort, Trump's former campaign chairman, told prosecutors in breach of his plea deal.
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He also told Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu by phone that Israel's air force had been conducting operations in breach of Syria's sovereignty, a Kremlin statement said.
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This week, fighting flared again as battles erupted on several fronts after months of suspected imports of weapons and foreign fighters in breach of an arms embargo.
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The restrictions, which are adding to tensions between the Warsaw's eurosceptic government and the European Commission, could be in breach of EU market rules, legal experts said.
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This puts the lobby effectively in breach of the promise to the rest of country more than a decade since the mandate was first created in 2005.
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Malta's financial supervisor has been found in breach of EU law over the Pilatus case, and the EU is investigating the Estonian regulator after the Danske scandal.
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The US sanctions include provisions intended to restrict movement, though it is not clear whether Kim's trip to the South is in breach of travel-specific sanctions.
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In a closing statement announcing the decision, licensing sub-committee chair Flora Williamson said that searches at the club were inadequate and in breach of the license.
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And because the author in question is in breach of contract, the expenses for any recalls and reprintings generally come out of the author's advance and royalties.
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The European Commission had said Italy was in breach of EU fiscal rules because of its growing debt, a situation that justifies the launch of a disciplinary procedure.
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This summer the EC also found Google's Android OS to be in breach of its competition rules, leading to further regional tweaks — in that case to licensing terms.
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Abraham previously confirmed to PEOPLE that she had planned to participate in the boxing match, but asserted that the promoters who organized it "are in breach" of contract.
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Abraham previously confirmed to PEOPLE that she had planned to participate in the boxing match, but asserted that the promoters who organized it "are in breach" of contract.
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Last year, Gulf Marine said contracts were delayed into 2019 as the company was seen to be in breach of certain banking covenants at the end of 2018.
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The bank month ordered MTN and its banks to bring $8.134 billion back into the country that MTN allegedly had sent abroad in breach of foreign exchange regulations.
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Trade lawyers and some governments accuse China of unfairly subsidizing major industries in breach of the rules of the World Trade Organization (WTO), which it joined in 2001.
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"In its widest form a duty of care could require platforms to monitor all speech on their platforms in breach of other fundamental rights," he said on Thursday.
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The Esperanza patrol found 11 vessels in breach of regulations out of 37 stopped and reported the breaches to local shipping authorities, who towed them back to port.
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USA Swimming said in a statement it investigated in 2010 a report that Hutchison and Kukors had a sexual relationship in breach of the organization's code of conduct.
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But it presented a legal catch-22: if he hadn't, he would be in breach of a court order and could have been subjected to fines or imprisonment.
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Legally the latter is possible as soon as a bank breaches any of its mandatory capital ratios or is in breach of certain other liquidity and capital requirements.
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If Austria were found in breach of the Schengen rules on free movement, the Commission could start an infringement procedure, an EU official said, triggering possible financial sanctions.
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If you're receiving unsolicited nudes that you believe are in breach of Instagram's community guidelines and terms of use, you can report the sender using Instagram's reporting tool.
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An organization in breach of the GDPR law will be fined up to 4 percent of annual global turnover or 20 million euros ($24.6 million), whichever is higher.
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But it said the U.S. Department of Justice had applied to seize the tanker, held on suspicion of smuggling oil to Syria in breach of European Union sanctions.
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It added that the film should not be distributed or shown anywhere in the country and anyone found with a copy would be in breach of the law.
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In response to his skillful turnaround, the firm declared Traore was in breach of his contract and that his holdings were both void and canceled, the FT reported.
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British commandos on July 4 seized the vessel, formerly named the Grace 1, on suspicion that it was en route to Syria in breach of European Union sanctions.
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Speaking to reporters Tuesday, Pompeo warned the international community against helping ships that are believed to be carrying illicit crude oil from Iran in breach of US sanctions.
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Financial crime watchdog AUSTRAC filed a lawsuit against Westpac in November, accusing the country's No. 2 lender of enabling 23 million payments in breach of money laundering laws.
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Moreover, the stand-off between Rome and Brussels over Italy's free spending budget, which is in breach of the European Union's fiscal rules, has weighed on the euro.
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Turnbull made it clear that his Deputy PM would be in breach of the new rules, if they'd been in place during his affair, making Joyce's position untenable.
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This is the second letter sent to Rome by the EU executive over Italy's expansionary draft budget for next year which is in breach of EU fiscal rules.
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The former intelligence contractor did not let federal intelligence agencies vet his book before it was published in breach of his agreements with the agencies, the judge said.
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EU failed to include a minimum of 77,380 pounds in its spending return, thereby exceeding its spending limit by more than 10 percent, in breach of electoral law.
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" In an exclusive statement to PEOPLE, Abraham aggressively responded to Gallagher and Feldman's letter, alleging that by not refunding ticket receipts, Feldman's camp was "in breach of their contract.
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U Htin Lin, Myanmar's ambassador to the UN, said McKissick's allegations were "baseless and in breach of the code of conduct of United Nations staff," according to state media.
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The U.S. dollar clearing mechanism allows the United States effectively to control all electronic bank transactions and go after anyone who it believes is in breach of its rules.
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" In an exclusive statement to PEOPLE, Abraham fired back at Gallagher and Feldman's letter, alleging that by not refunding ticket receipts, Feldman's camp was "in breach of their contract.
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But lenders have said that changes were needed to help people who want to move home loans from an unregulated firm to avoid being in breach of current regulations.
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The New York Daily news reported at the time that Heller admitted contacting Manning, in breach of a previous plea deal in which she had agreed to cease contact.
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On Monday, Pakistan government said that New Delhi's move to revoke a special status granted to the Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir was in breach of international law.
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Washington believes Moscow is developing a ground-launched system in breach of the INF treaty that could allow Moscow to launch a nuclear strike on Europe at short notice.
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MUNICH (Reuters) - Germany's Siemens on Friday said it has renewed an offer to buy back gas turbines delivered to Crimea in breach of Siemens contracts and European Union sanctions.
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A letter was reportedly sent by West's lawyers to Tidal a month ago, stating that the company was in breach of their contract, and that it would be terminated.
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The west London club, who were Premier League champions in 2017, was found in breach of rules relating to the registration of 29 players under the age of 18.
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O2 CZ/CETIN and Deutsche Telekom unit T-Mobile CZ may have to end their arrangement or modify it if found to be in breach of EU competition rules.
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Companies found to be in breach of the law face a maximum penalty of 4 percent of global annual turnover or 20 million euros ($24.50 million), whichever is greater.
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Currently, the onus is on rightsholders to flag copyright violations with tech firms, who can then take action to pull content if they find it's in breach of copyright.
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If AMI did extort Bezos, that means it broke the law — which would put it in breach of a previous "non prosecution" agreement with U.S. prosecutors, Bloomberg News reported.
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The company said it asks suppliers found to be in breach of its sustainability policy - which includes a "no deforestation" commitment - to create an action plan to resolve issues.
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The North, heavily sanctioned for missile and nuclear tests in breach of UN Security Council resolutions, regularly threatens to destroy the South and its main ally, the United States.
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Manafort has been found to have lied about that and other interactions with Kilimnik during the presidential campaign, in breach of his own plea agreement with the special counsel.
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"Royal Mail strongly refutes any suggestion that it has acted in breach of the Competition Act, and considers that the decision is without merit and fundamentally flawed," it said.
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"I don't think that a country that has been in breach for at least the last 15 months is in a position to make any new demands," he said.
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Two environmental groups plan to sue the Trump International Hotel and Tower in Chicago citing, clean water violations directly in breach of a key Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) rule.
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Avia Capital Services (ACS), which is a subsidiary of the Russian state-owned Rostec, filed the suit in Chicago on Monday, claiming that Boeing was in breach of contract.
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Grace 1 remains impounded, not because of its flag but because it was suspected of taking oil to Syria in breach of EU sanctions, an allegation that Iran denies.
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Friday's announcement revealed some of the first details about what information was swept up in breach, though the company is staying mum about who might have been behind it.
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In 2014, it said in relation to the Microsoft case that "extraterritorial application of foreign laws (and orders to companies based thereon) ... may be in breach of international law".
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On Monday, after a meeting of European foreign and defense ministers, Ms. Mogherini made it clear that Europe was not eager to find Iran in breach of its obligations.
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She quoted the American Legion's explanation stating that a person is not in breach of "flag etiquette" by wearing clothing containing the same colors and patterns as the American flag.
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In it, the lawmakers argue that the payments Shine received when he departed the network and the millions he continues to rake in may be in breach of ethic laws.
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The European Commission concluded on Wednesday that Italy is in breach of EU fiscal rules because of its growing debt, a situation that justifies the launch of a disciplinary procedure.
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But it was left in no doubt that the lifting of the suspension would be revoked should the RPC be found in breach of anti-doping rules until December, 2022.
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While she confirmed to PEOPLE on Friday that she is still planning to participate in the event, she asserted that the promoters who organized it "are in breach" of contract.
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A spokesman for the United Nations said it was the role of the OPCW to determine whether or not a member state was in breach of the chemical weapons ban.
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Earlier this year, the Municipality of Jerusalem demanded to collect property tax from church-owned properties, in breach of the "status quo" between the church and the State of Israel.
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Iran captured the vessel as a tit-for-tat after its own tanker was detained in Gibraltar because it was carrying Iranian oil to Syria in breach of EU sanctions.
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Tesla, when asked for comment by Reuters, did not address questions about whether its batteries contained Cuban cobalt or whether that could potentially put the company in breach of sanctions.
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The EU executive said national authorities would contact the websites that were in breach of EU consumer protection rules and could take legal action if the companies failed to improve.
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Geopolitics may be in focus this week following news on Sunday that Iran will boost its uranium enrichment, in breach of a cap set by a landmark 2015 nuclear deal.
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Geopolitics were in focus in oil markets following news on Sunday that Iran would boost its uranium enrichment in breach of a cap set by a landmark 2015 nuclear deal.
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"Graham Gibbons, found in breach of Rule (D)65, received 353 months suspension from 9 Dec 2016 to 8 June 2017 inclusive," the BHA said on their official Twitter account.
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Greer said she believes Tesla was in breach of its agreement with her and Xcel, a third-party electric company that installed her meter and connected Tesla to the grid.
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This year, the government told parliament that the use of virtual currencies like bitcoins was not authorised by the RBI and could result in breach of anti-money laundering laws.
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People have said the probe was also looking into whether clients transferred money in breach of Western sanctions on Russia over the Ukraine conflict which went into effect in 2014.
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In April, communications authority AGCOM ordered Vivendi to cut its stake in either TIM or Mediaset, ruling it was in breach of rules designed to prevent a concentration of power.
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Zakharova claimed they were in breach of the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty, an arms control agreement between Moscow and Washington that has been in force for 30 years.
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Geopolitics were in focus in oil markets following news on Sunday that Iran would boost its uranium enrichment in breach of a cap set by a landmark 393.083 nuclear deal.
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The lack of sealing "meant that the operators could not continue operating legally since their use of unsealed equipment was irregular and in breach of their license," the document added.
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Small-cap Gulf Marine Services plunged 74.7 percent after the support vessels maker said it expects to be in breach of some banking covenants at the end of this year.
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So did the news, earlier this week, that Mr. Mueller had caught Mr. Trump's former campaign chairman, Paul Manafort, in a series of lies, in breach of his cooperation agreement.
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If Facebook is found in breach of that decree, it faces a maximum $40,000 fine per incident per user, meaning any fine could potentially run into the trillions of dollars.
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The Adrian Darya 1 was impounded last month by the UK in Gibraltar on suspicion that it was attempting to carry oil to Syria, in breach of European Union sanctions.
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Italian communications regulator AGCOM said in April that Vivendi's stake-building was in breach of rules designed to prevent a concentration of power in the country's telecoms and media sector.
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The U.N. human rights office said the settlements remain in breach of international law, echoing a position taken by the International Court of Justice in an advisory opinion in 2004.
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"We continue to follow the long-standing position of the U.N. that Israeli settlements are in breach of international law," U.N. human rights spokesman Rupert Colville told a news briefing.
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City officials are now investigating whether Trump's using the atrium for private campaign events without permission is in breach of a long-standing agreement between Trump and the city's planners.
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The European Commission said Italy was in breach of EU fiscal rules due to its growing debt and this justified a disciplinary procedure, a position that firmly capped regional risk appetite.
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The European Commission said earlier on Wednesday that Italy was in breach of EU fiscal rules because of its growing debt, a situation that justifies the launch of a disciplinary procedure.
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Three years ago the European Commission ordered Ireland to recover 13 billion euros from Apple, saying the iPhone maker had received unfair tax incentives in breach of its state aid rules.
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Clearcast, a body responsible for clearing ads on behalf of the four major UK commercial broadcasters, said the ad was in breach of political advertising rules in the country's broadcasting code.
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In the Digital Rights Ireland decision the CJEU held the 2006 directive to be invalid as a disproportionate exercise of the EU legislature's powers and in breach of citizen's human rights.
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Earlier this year an export ban on selling American chips and software to ZTE, a Chinese telecoms firm in breach of sanctions, brought it to the brink of bankruptcy within days.
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The company alleged that Gemini was in breach of contract for not footing the bill for the lawsuits, which included a defamation allegation from the president of a Kansas teachers union.
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"As a matter of English law: Mr Marino is liable in breach of fiduciary duty, dishonest assistance and bribery in respect of all the heads advanced against him," Judge Cockerill said.
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The ruling comes after an investigation led by Europe's competition commissioner found that Ireland had given Apple an unfair advantage compared to other companies in breach of EU state aid rules.
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"Any British security company that uses those firearms ... to counter the forces of a state like Iran would be in breach of that licence and therefore breaking the law," he said.
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The dispute is over the transfer of $8.1 billion of funds which Nigeria's central bank said the company had sent abroad from Africa's biggest economy in breach of foreign-exchange regulations.
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"Each of these features of the videos is significant and ...the videos were made in breach of the reasonable expectations of privacy that would arise in such circumstances," Judge Wagner said.
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"Both the BfR and the EFSA were in breach of the requirement obliging them to make an independent, objective and transparent assessment," the groups said in a statement sent to Reuters.
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Some mills were selling sugar below the MSP while others are selling sugar at MSP inclusive of a nationwide sales tax, which is in breach of the directive, the ministry wrote.
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Italy's Transport Ministry has given Autostrade 15 days to show it has met all its contractual obligations, failing which Rome could consider it in breach of the terms of its concessions.
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The ECB has made no comment on the proposal, which could be deemed in breach of EU rules giving the central bank exclusive power to issue currency in the euro zone.
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But entering negotiations with a third country before Brexit would be in breach of the UK's treaty obligations as a member of the EU, International Trade Secretary Liam Fox said Monday.
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Brussels considered the bailout in breach of EU state aid rules because it said the fund had acted on behalf of the Italian state, effectively providing unfair subsidies to the bank.
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The Trump administration must stop looking for ways to declare Iran in breach: if the deal breaks down, the message will be that proliferation is a better strategy than co-operation.
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His brief also included helping manage Siemens's response to the diversion of four turbines to Crimea, in breach of EU sanctions imposed after Russia annexed the region from Ukraine in 2014.
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The Royal Marines seized the Grace 1 off the British territory of Gibraltar on July 4 after the tanker was accused of transporting oil to Syria in breach of EU sanctions.
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If hiQ tries to circumvent the block, LinkedIn said, it will be in breach of the federal Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, the Digital Millennium Copyright Act and California trespass law.
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The move follows a summit in January in which the Commission said it would get tough on member states that were still in breach of targets introduced for 2005 and 2010.
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She also found the county in breach for failing to complete an analysis acceptable to the Department of Housing and Urban Development of race-based and other impediments to fair housing.
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"Any British security company that uses those firearms ... to counter the forces of a state like Iran would be in breach of that license and therefore breaking the law," he said.
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In its petition for arbitration, the Jackson estate accused HBO of being in breach of a 1992 agreement it had made with the singer to broadcast a concert from Bucharest, Romania.
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The Telegraph is not party to any of the nondisclosure agreements, but may still bound by them because some information it received may have been given in breach of the agreements.
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The tanker was seized by authorities while passing through Gibraltar's waters in early July on suspicion of taking oil to Syria -- which would have been in breach of European Union sanctions.
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The British government said the World Trade Organisation's Government Procurement Agreement required signatories to treat suppliers equally, and therefore any discrimination against Israeli suppliers would be in breach of the agreement.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Brazil passed key anti-doping legislation on Thursday that avoided the embarrassing possibility of the country being in breach of the rules at its own Olympic Games.
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This story originally appeared on WIRED UK. Under the law, data-protection regulators across Europe have boosted powers to punish companies and organizations who are found in breach of the GDPR.
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The International Court of Justice, in an advisory opinion issued in 2004, said that Israeli settlements in the occupied Palestinian territories, including East Jerusalem, were established in breach of international law.
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Geopolitics were also in focus in commodity markets following news on Sunday that Iran will boost its uranium enrichment in breach of a cap set by a landmark 2015 nuclear deal.
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There is talk of urging the Americans to shoot down the missiles North Korea keeps testing in breach of UN sanctions, despite the risks to the South of retaliation from the North.
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On Wednesday, the European Commission – the executive arm of the European Union (EU) – said it had informed Google that the company is in breach of the bloc's antitrust rules relating to Android.
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Alex Hern reports in the Guardian: White nationalism and white separatism were previously allowed on Facebook as the company considered only white "supremacy" to be in breach of its hate speech policies.
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MTN and the central bank are in a dispute over the transfer of $8.1 billion of funds which the bank said the company had sent abroad in breach of foreign-exchange regulations.
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When asked whether China considers Trump's use of Twitter to be in breach of Chinese law, Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying said there were many means of communication with "the outside world".
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The questions focused on allegations that Netanyahu and his family unlawfully took gifts and other favors from business figures in Israel and abroad, in breach of his position as a public official.
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WHEN two Australian Greens senators left parliament last month after learning that they were dual citizens, and thus in breach of the constitution, Malcolm Turnbull, the prime minister, condemned their "incredible sloppiness".
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"Grace 1 was intercepted because it was in breach of sanctions and heading with oil for Syria and that was the intelligence," he said, referring to the Iranian ship seized by Britain.
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On Monday, the European Central Bank's chief economist, Peter Praet, said increasing borrowing costs would offset any of the possible economic advantages to hiking spending in breach of EU rules next year.
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Because China had no rights to the area as an exclusive economic zone, the tribunal found that some of its activities in the region were in breach of the Philippines' sovereign rights.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin told Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Tuesday that Israel's air force was conducting operations in breach of Syria's sovereignty, the Kremlin said in a statement.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Commission said on Thursday it was suing Britain over tax exemptions the country grants to some commodity markets, waivers that Brussels considers in breach of European Union rules.
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Reaction: Mr. Trump again criticized Mr. Mueller's investigation of Russian election interference on Tuesday, a day after prosecutors said Mr. Manafort had repeatedly lied to investigators in breach of the plea deal.
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President Trump's top security officials, including Secretary of Defense Mattis and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Dunford have publicly stated that Iran is not in breach of the actual agreement.
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The regulator last month ordered MTN and its banks to bring $8.134 billion back into Nigeria which the central bank alleged the company had sent abroad in breach of foreign exchange regulations.
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Frerot said in his letter that he had been made aware of behaviours that could be in breach of ethics rules at Veolia and that the company had launched an internal audit.
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Healthcare Environment Services, a disposal company contracted by the UK's National Health Service (NHS), is being investigated by the Environment Agency for being in breach of permits at five waste-management sites.
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"The Environment Agency has found Healthcare Environmental Services to be in breach of its environmental permits at five sites which deal with clinical waste," an Environment Agency spokesperson said in a statement.
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But if the information commissioner's view of data protection law is correct, it implies that use of such tools to infer political views of individuals could be in breach of European privacy law.
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Filed by one Baltazar Avalos, this most recent class-action suit alleges, among other chargers, that Bitconnect and its principles engaged in breach of contract, fraud, and unjust enrichment, among other untoward practices.
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The China Banking Regulatory Commission (CBRC) told banks to stop providing financial support to "zombie firms" and companies in breach of the government's capacity reduction plans, the CBRC said in an online statement.
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Swiss financial watchdog FINMA said it found BSI in breach of money laundering regulations in connection with 17.9853MDB and that it had ordered the disgorgement of profits amounting to 95 million Swiss francs.
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Europe's antitrust chief has confirmed the Commission is stepping up an ongoing investigation into whether Google's Android mobile OS is in breach of regional competition law, issuing a formal Statement of Objections today.
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Germany, and especially Schaeuble himself, have shown long-term frustration with the Commission's leniency towards France, which has been in breach of the rules for years, as well as Spain, Italy and Portugal.
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Allen — who has repeatedly denied Farrow's accusations — sued Amazon for $68 million in February, claiming the company was in breach of contract after he signed a four-film agreement with the streaming giant.
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"The judge has ruled that the exchange is in breach of the secured notes' covenants, but there is no mention of this in Norske Skog's press release," said one high-yield fund manager.
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U.S. authorities believe Moscow is developing and has deployed a ground-launched system in breach of the INF treaty that could allow it to launch a nuclear strike on Europe at short notice.
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"The president continues to condemn these and any other forms of anti-Semitic and hateful acts in the strongest terms," he told reporters, saying they were in breach of the country's founding principles.
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His government has lost its majority in the lower house, after the forced resignation of two MPs from the governing coalition found to be dual nationals and thus in breach of the constitution.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States imposed sanctions on a Russian port service agency and Chinese firms for aiding North Korean ships and selling alcohol and tobacco to Pyongyang in breach of U.S. sanctions.
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"Despite repeated calls for action... these three countries remain in breach of their legal obligations and have shown disregard for their commitments to Greece, Italy and other member states," the EU executive said.
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The U.S. says the Kremlin has a new medium-range missile called the Novator 9M729 that violates the agreement — although the Kremlin denies that the new missile is in breach of the pact.
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The Australian government said it ordered the sale of another eight residential properties bought in breach of foreign ownership laws, in a response to concerns that offshore buyers were driving up house prices.
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Vestberg has said his trips were with clients and not in breach of Ericsson policy and that the SOC role would not distract him from his job as chief of Sweden's largest exporter.
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The Commission has previously said Barroso did not appear to be in breach of its code of conduct as he had retired from his EU role for more than the required 18 months.
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"All our suppliers have to meet our high welfare standards and we won't hesitate to take appropriate action if any supplier is found to be in breach of these," a Habitat spokesman said.
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Last year the European Commission also began 21 infringement proceedings against EU member nations in breach of existing rules and has proposed more stringent legislation in the face of resistance from some governments.
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When The Times contacted Fox News on Thursday about Ms. Bakhtiar's story, the network contacted her old lawyer, Mr. Wood, she said, to warn her that she was in breach of her agreement.
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BRUSSELS, Jan 24 (Reuters) - The European Commission said on Thursday it was suing Britain over tax exemptions it grants to some commodity markets, waivers that Brussels considers in breach of European Union rules.
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But Haldex's board continued to refuse to back the bid, saying that to do so would be in breach of Swedish law and its obligations to act in the best interest of shareholders.
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A judicial source said Bollore, and Groupe Bollore's Chief Executive Gilles Alix were placed under formal investigation for corrupting foreign public officials and complicity in breach of trust, forgery and use of forgery.
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On Wednesday, the United States imposed sanctions on a Russian port service agency and Chinese firms for aiding North Korean ships and selling alcohol and tobacco to Pyongyang in breach of U.S. sanctions.
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The settlement involves NAB admitting that on 12 occasions in 2010 and 2011, its employees attempted to engage in "unconscionable conduct" in breach of the ASIC Act while trading in the BBSW market.
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Now, the government only had to meet a very low bar to find Manafort in breach of the agreement — basically, they just had to come to the good-faith conclusion that he lied.
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LONDON, July 4 (Reuters) - British royal marines and officials in Gibraltar have detained a supertanker suspected of carrying crude oil to Syria, in breach of European Union sanctions, the government of Gibraltar said.
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Included in the stimulus legislation is a clause penalizing people who violate government-mandated home quarantine orders, with those in breach possibly facing a T$2 million fine or two years in jail.
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North Korea continued to enhance its nuclear and ballistic missile programs last year in breach of United Nations sanctions, according to a confidential U.N. report seen by Reuters in New York this month.
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However, its existence is controversial because critics warn amphibious units could theoretically be used against Japan's neighbors in breach of a post-World War Two constitution that renounces the right to wage war.
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Under the new proposal, the Commission would be able to take member states to court and slap them with fines, if they signed bilateral accords found to be in breach of EU law.
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Among recent points of conflict was Washington's sanctioning of a Chinese military agency and its director for buying fighter jets and a missile system from Russia, in breach of U.S. sanctions on Moscow.
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Perhaps the more complex question is whether her department can reach a conclusion on Android quickly enough to please complainants/restore any competitive imbalance, should the platform be found in breach of antitrust law.
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It called on the government to take urgent action including raising financial penalties against employers found to be in breach of the law, and promotion of awareness campaigns targeted at companies, workers and students.
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Eminem's lawyers would've been roaring this on Tuesday, after New Zealand's High Court ruled that the country's National Party was in breach of the rapper's copyright for music featured in a 2014 election ad.
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Moon's office says the spying accusations are groundless but it sacked all of the anti-corruption team members, citing wrongdoing including being treated by businessmen to rounds of golf in breach of the law.
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"Your account has an outstanding balance of £3,240.72" "You are in breach of condition 15.4 (c) of your agreement with PayPal Credit as we have received notice that you are deceased," reads the letter.
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MANILA (Reuters) - The United States ambassador to the Philippines on Tuesday rebuffed accusations by President Rodrigo Duterte that American troops were building arms depots in five Philippine bases, in breach of a security deal.
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He said that, in his opinion, the Russian complaints about Ukrainian entry held some merit, as the song appeared to be in breach of rules that there cannot be a political message to entries.
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However, the court said it did not have the jurisdiction to strike down the law or make an official declaration of incompatibility — a ruling that UK law is in breach of human rights legislation.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Two Britons were jailed on Friday after being arrested in Hungary where they were suspected of heading to Syria, in breach of strict travel constraints because they had convictions for terrorism offences.
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For the past three years, America has alleged that Russia is in breach of the 1987 Intermediate-range Nuclear Forces treaty (INF) because it has tested a ground-launched cruise missile with prohibited range.
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While setting up offshore accounts is not necessarily illegal it could be in breach of Swedish money laundering rules, rules both Nordea and Handelsbanken were found to have breached less than a year ago.
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In August that year at a meeting in Toronto, the APA's council voted to completely exclude psychologists from Guantánamo and other detention sites deemed by the UN to be in breach of international law.
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Vladimir Legoyda, a Russian church spokesman, posted a statement calling the tomos "a piece of paper" with no authority, arguing that it was signed in breach of the rules governing relations between Orthodox churches.
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Officials have said simply allowing Britain to deny equal treatment on benefits to EU citizens exercising a fundamental right to work in other countries in Europe is flagrant discrimination in breach of treaty rights.
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The US says Russia has ballistic missiles, in breach of a treaty that agreed the two powers must not develop and deploy missiles with a range of 500 km (310.69 miles) to 5,500 km.
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The company is searching for a new chief executive after Brian Krzanich was ousted last month following an investigation that found he had a consensual relationship with an employee in breach of company policy.
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For their part they have accused the Americans of being in breach; they say launchers for American SM-123 "Aegis Ashore" anti-missile interceptors in Romania can be used to fire prohibited cruise missiles.
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A federal judge rejected Tuesday another attempt by President Trump's representatives to stop a lawsuit alleging the Trump Organization is in breach of the Constitution's restriction on emoluments — gifts and payments — from foreign governments.
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Iran's U.N. mission said in a statement on Tuesday that Tehran was not in breach of the resolution and that its missiles were only designed to be capable of delivering conventional - not nuclear - warheads.
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You don't have to make a perfect copy of something to be found to be in breach of its creator's rights, as the author of Tanya Grotter and the Magic Double Bass found out.
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The eastern NOC has long sought to export oil, but has been opposed by the Western-backed NOC in Tripoli, which says any such sale would be in breach of U.N. Security Council resolutions.
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ESMA's initial proposals could have meant that a Freight Forward Agreements (FFA) trader with private information related to a commodity to be shipped could have been found to be in breach of disclosure regulations.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The European Commission has opened a formal antitrust investigation to assess whether Amazon's use of sensitive data from independent retailers who sell on its marketplace is in breach of EU competition rules.
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Tehran's deputy roads and urban development minister told the CAPA Iran Aviation Finance Summit in Tehran this week that failing to clear the jet sales would put Washington in "breach" of the nuclear pact.
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The EU governments took the view that even after excluding one-off extraordinary infrastructure spending worth up to 0.2 percent of gross domestic product, Italy would still be in breach of EU fiscal rules.
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British Royal Marines seized the ship on July 4 under suspicions that it was transporting Iranian oil to Syria in breach of EU sanctions — an act that exacerbated tensions between the West and Iran.
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British Marines helped Gibraltarian police seize the 330-meter Grace-1 early Thursday after it was suspected of carrying oil from Iran to Syria, in breach of European Union sanctions against the Assad regime.
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The U.S. Department of Justice said in a 2011 report that Arpaio had nurtured a culture in his office of racially discriminating against Latinos, in breach of the U.S Constitution, a charge Arpaio denied.
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The European Commission said on Wednesday that Italy is in breach of EU fiscal rules because of its growing debt, having made little progress in addressing EU recommendations and having backtracked on structural reforms.
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The Hong Kong Police issued an interim injunction that was extended by court for the airport this weekend, warning anyone in breach of the order is liable to the offense of contempt of court.
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"Reorg Research has repeatedly obtained and profited from the distribution of Murray Energy Corporation's confidential financial information, in breach of Murray Energy's legally enforceable confidentiality agreements," the company said in a statement on Tuesday.
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MOSCOW, Sept 18 (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin told Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Tuesday that Israel's air force was conducting operations in breach of Syria's sovereignty, the Kremlin said in a statement.
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Mr. Thibodeau has previously been found in breach of contract in a related case; the jury will assess damages for that finding and decide two other claims by the producers, defamation and tortious interference.
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"Similarly, we wish to caution any other person or persons wishing to stage unauthorized counter-demonstrations that they will be in breach of the law and therefore risk arrest and prosecution," the statement said.
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However, it appears they have already made a start in their pursuit of private work — and if they get paid for these projects before the spring, the couple could be in breach of their agreement.
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BRUSSELS, June 5 (Reuters) - The European Commission has concluded on Wednesday that Italy is in breach of EU fiscal rules because of its growing debt, a situation that justifies the launch of a disciplinary procedure.
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Police questioned Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for three hours under caution at his official residence in Jerusalem on Monday on suspicion of receiving gifts from businessmen in breach of his role as a public servant.
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The company is in the midst of a CEO search following the ouster of Brian Krzanich last month after an investigation found he had a consensual relationship with an employee in breach of company policy.
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Power Ventures, a social media site, was found to be in breach of the CFAA when it used its members' login credentials to access Facebook after Facebook sent Power Ventures a cease-and-desist letter.
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Should Google be found to be in breach of EC competition law, Vestager asserted the remedy would be "quite simple" — aka: "to stop these practices that we find to be damaging for innovation and competition".
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Ranking members of the Senate's Foreign Relations, Armed Services, and Intelligence committees recently introduced a resolution calling on the administration to extend New START, unless Russia is found to be in breach of the treaty.
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But a Palestinian official said that the map office run by Khalil Tafakji, who was detained briefly by Israeli police, was not funded by the Palestinian Authority and was not in breach of any agreements.
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The European Commission in August 2016 ordered Ireland to recover the money from Apple because of an illegal tax deal which gave the company an unfair advantage in breach of the bloc's state aid rules.
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Haji-Ioannou said Fastjet was in breach of two clauses of the agreement, and that it had failed to inform easyGroup about Fastjet's new "accountable manager" after the exit of former Chief Executive Ed Winter.
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Authority AGCOM said last year that Vivendi's stake-building at both the telecom firm and the broadcaster was in breach of rules designed to prevent a concentration of power in Italy's telecoms and media sector.
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While Trump doesn't elaborate on what part of Amazon's business he believes is in breach of antitrust rules, European investigators and independent US bookstores have identified its tight control of the ebooks market as problematic.
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Not long after Hyperloop One's recently ousted co-founder and former CTO Brogan BamBrogan filed a lawsuit against the company alleging key executives were in breach of their fiduciary duty, Hyperloop One is firing back.
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BRUSSELS, Nov 4 (Reuters) - EU antitrust regulators on Monday opened an investigation into Casino and Intermarche's purchasing alliance on concerns that the two French supermarkets may be colluding in breach of the bloc's competition rules.
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Ahn has advocated a tough line against reclusive North Korea, which has been heavily sanctioned for missile and nuclear tests in breach of UN Security Council resolutions, even while keeping the door open to dialogue.
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The moment that Britain leaves the EU it will be in breach of that agreement, which sets out how the governments in Westminster and Dublin are to co-operate in matters pertaining to Northern Ireland.
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"This manufactured insolvency is clearly being set up to allow Lufthansa to take over a debt-free Air Berlin, which will be in breach of all known German and EU competition rules," Ryanair's statement said.
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France said there were reports of attacks on opposition forces in breach of the deal, which came into force on Saturday, and countries backing the Syrian peace process met to try to clarify the situation.
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Employers who check a job candidate's Facebook or Twitter profile before deciding whether to hire them may be in breach of European law, top regulators have said, as the EU tightens its data protection policies.
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The ambassador lodged a complaint with the British Foreign Office, saying the hunger strike was in breach of Article 22 of the Vienna Convention protecting the running of diplomatic missions, The Times of London reported.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump on Tuesday lobbed familiar insults and accusations at the special counsel investigation, a day after prosecutors said his former campaign chairman repeatedly lied to investigators in breach of a previous plea agreement.
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Both bonds were retrospectively deemed in breach of the ECB's rules because they offer a "step up" coupon, which increases if the telecoms company is taken over and the credit-worthiness of its guarantor downgraded.
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As of May 2019, 80,770 properties in London were listed on Airbnb, with a staggering 23 percent, or 11,200, of these thought to be in breach of a legal 90-day limit in the capital.
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Having acknowledged, however tacitly, that the automotive parts "demonstration bases" contravened WTO rules, the Chinese government couldn't very well argue that similar subsidy structures in other sectors weren't also in breach of the same rules.
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The United States says Russia has ballistic missiles, in breach of a treaty that agreed the two powers must not develop and deploy missiles with a range of 500 km (310.69 miles) to 5,500 km.
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Siemens said it had not yet found proof that it had violated sanctions itself, reiterating that the turbines had been modified locally and unlawfully moved to Crimea against its will and in breach of contractual agreements.
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" Cannon alleges in his statement that his "team" informed him that NBC executives intended to argue that Cannon was in breach of contract for disparaging the network's name during his Showtime special, "Stand Up, Don't Shoot.
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Instead, the Hong Kong-based body has warned those who take part in ICOs, which are also known as token sales, that they may be in breach of laws if what they sell is a security.
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The newspaper said a former Ericsson executive in Asia had had a business interest in a supplier to Ericsson, in breach of company policy, but that it was unclear whether this was part of the investigations.
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U.S. media that ran the verdict but did not block coverage to Australia were technically in breach of the suppression order, but there was no way the order could be enforced against them, legal experts said.
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The complaint had focused on how the sport was run and revenues distributed, with Force India and Sauber arguing that Formula One was in breach of articles prohibiting cartels and the abuse of dominant market positions.
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Last year, Turnbull's leadership was undermined by a constitutional crisis that forced members of most parties, including Joyce, to resign and recontest their seats after being found to hold dual citizenship, in breach of Australian law.
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LONDON, July 17 (Reuters) - The European Commission has opened a formal antitrust investigation to assess whether Amazon's use of sensitive data from independent retailers who sell on its marketplace is in breach of EU competition rules.
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The Fair Work Ombudsman plans to focus on whether the San Francisco-based startup, which makes apps that allow people to book journeys on their smartphones, is in breach of Australian workplace rules, a spokesman said.
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ExxonMobil denied it was in breach of the accord, while Entergy said AP7's decision was unfounded and Westar Energy said that its strategy is to "strike the balance among keeping power clean, reliable and affordable".
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The global financial crisis spurred cash-strapped governments to crack down on tax avoidance and prompted complaints that companies cutting their tax bills to the bare minimum were getting an advantage in breach of EU rules.
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International Triathlon Union (ITU) officials deemed the British pair were in breach of rules that state athletes must not "finish in a contrived tie situation where no effort to separate the finish times has been made".
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Mr. Zuckerberg said he would get back to Mr. Grassley on whether his team finds any new examples in which user data was improperly transferred to a third party in breach of Facebook's terms of service.
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Chris Grayling, a cabinet minister campaigning to leave the bloc, has proposed quick legislation to end the right of free movement before Britain leaves formally, something that would put Britain in breach of European Union law.
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"Certainly we unequivocally condemn the attempted coup and any kind of military interference that is in breach of democratic principles, we deplore the loss of lives," U.N. human rights spokeswoman Ravina Shamdasani told a news briefing.
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It would potentially be in breach of UEFA Financial Fair Play (FFP) rules, he told Spanish sports newspaper AS. Under the fair play rules, a club's wage bill must not exceed 70 percent of its revenue.
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WASHINGTON — Paul Manafort, President Trump's former campaign chairman, repeatedly lied to federal investigators in breach of a plea agreement he signed two months ago, the special counsel's office said in a court filing late on Monday.
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But temporary shelters being set up in the capital Manila are making life a little easier for those whose presence on the streets is in breach of coronavirus lockdown measures, putting them at risk of arrest.
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" The suggestion, therefore, is that "a large number of third parties that collect consumer data for purposes such as behavioural profiling, targeted advertising and real-time bidding, are in breach of the General Data Protection Regulation.
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Last year, the national communications authority (AGCOM) ordered Vivendi to cut its stake in one of the two companies within a year, ruling it was in breach of rules designed to prevent a concentration of power.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - The United Nations and International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) said on Tuesday that Israeli settlements in occupied Palestinian territory remain in breach of international law, rejecting the Trump administration's position accepting them.
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The European Commission in August 2016 ordered Ireland to recover 13 billion euros from Apple because of an illegal tax deal which gave the company an unfair advantage in breach of the bloc's state aid rules.
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The statements came days after a confidential United Nations report concluded that North Korea had not halted nuclear and missile program, in breach of U.N. resolutions, and continued illegal trade in oil, coal and other commodities.
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The State Administration for Market Regulation said on its website the joint venture, Changan Ford, had set a minimum resale price for its cars in the Chinese municipality of Chongqing since 2013, in breach of the law.
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Italian sovereign bond prices and bank stocks fell after the European Commission concluded that Italy is in breach of EU fiscal rules because of its growing debt, a situation that justifies the launch of a disciplinary procedure.
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Stellenbosch University said the images, which copied Nazi youth movement posters without their swastika flags, contained "highly offensive references to Nazi propaganda and Neo-Nazism" and were in breach of the university's policies on harassment and discrimination.
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The Cambridge Analytica scandal emerged only a few months before a landmark EU data protection law comes into force under which companies found to be in breach could be fined up to 4 percent of global turnover.
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When the trailer for Brexit dropped, an almighty uproar descended as many viewers felt the trailer smacked of glamorisation of a figure who spearheaded a campaign that was subsequently found to be in breach of electoral law.
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The court said on Wednesday that the government could not be accused of doing too little to improve the quality of the air, although emissions in various parts of the country are in breach of European rules.
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KIGALI, May 13 (Reuters) - Rwanda's telecom industry regulator has fined MTN Rwanda, a division of South Africa's MTN Group 7 billion francs ($8.5 million) for running its IT services outside the country in breach of its licence.
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Tokyo prosecutors said Ghosn had caused Nissan $5 million in losses over a 2-1/2-year period to July 2018, in breach of his legal duties to the company and with the goal of personal gain.
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Britain's most senior counter-terrorism officer, Neil Basu, said on Friday police would investigate who was responsible but also warned journalists and publishers they too could be in breach of the law if further documents were leaked.
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Gibraltar said the Iranian vessel, seized by marines in a daring landing in darkness off the coast of the British territory on July 4, was suspected of smuggling oil to Syria in breach of European Union sanctions.
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The GDPR drastically increases the level of fines for companies found to be in breach of data protection law, potentially rising as high as 4 percent of global annual turnover or 20 million euros, whichever is higher.
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If all of these proposals were to be included in NAFTA 2.0, there would be no provision available to provide legal recourse to an injured party against the party in breach of any of the substantive provisions.
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Read more: Boris Johnson called gay men 'tank-topped bumboys' and black people 'piccaninnies' with 'watermelon smiles'Read more: Boris Johnson's plans for a Brexit trade deal with Trump are 'in breach of European law,' trade secretary warns
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"Authorities in Gibraltar have released the Iranian supertanker Grace 1, which was seized on July 4 on suspicion it was shipping 2.1 million barrels of crude oil to Syria in breach of EU sanctions," the newspaper said.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Police questioned Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for three hours under caution at his official residence in Jerusalem on Monday on suspicion of receiving gifts from businessmen in breach of his role as a public servant.
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The European Union commissioner for economic affairs said last week that the EU executive was waiting for concrete and "credible" moves from Italy to revise its draft 2019 budget that is now in breach of EU rules.
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LONDON, Nov 6 (Reuters) - The United States will target shipping companies that are in breach of sanctions and aggressively enforce measures across the globe to clamp down on such practices, a top U.S. official said on Wednesday.
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"On January 22, Portugal sent the Commission a draft budgetary plan for this year, which... was clearly in breach of the rules of the Stability and Growth Pact," Commission Vice President Valdis Dombrovskis told a news conference.
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Agro, which has been intermittently in breach of the regulatory minimum in the last year (0003% at end-7M17), already receives regulatory forbearance, although it should also become compliant by end-9M17 after a planned capital injection.
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"Traceable sourcing of the precious metal is essential because it is the only way to prevent gold mined in breach of human rights from being imported into Switzerland," the Swiss government said in a statement on Wednesday.
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Despite repeated Russian denials, U.S. authorities believe Moscow is developing and has deployed a ground-launched system in breach of the INF treaty that could allow it to launch a nuclear strike on Europe at short notice.
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Bond yields rose sharply earlier in the week after the European Commission concluded that Italy is in breach of EU fiscal rules because of its growing debt, a situation that justifies the launch of a disciplinary procedure.
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Elijah Cummings, Peter DeFazio, Gerald Connolly, and André Carson — said an official at the GSA told them in a briefing that Trump cannot hold the lease and will be in breach of contract once he becomes president.
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The president's declaration also capped a turn of events for Mr. Manafort, who was a cooperating witness for Mr. Mueller until prosecutors declared this week that he had lied to them in breach of his plea agreement.
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If no action is taken by the member states, the European Commission can propose removing certain rights, as a way of sanction, until the country is no longer seen as in breach of the EU's common values.
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It said its decision to bar humanitarian ships was to avoid being "considered to be approving of systems of operations that might eventually be found to be carried out in breach of their own and international rules".
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But the planned $3.85 billion series of transactions are still subject to environmental clearances and a special mining permit by the Indonesian government after a 2017 audit found the mine to be in breach of environmental rules.
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It says Rahmeh was in breach of his fiduciary duties because of deals involving Korek with companies in which he also has a substantial personal interest, and to which Korek has paid tens of millions of dollars.
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The Trump administration imposed sanctions on the Chinese military on Thursday for buying fighter jets and missile systems from Russia, in breach of a sweeping U.S. sanctions law punishing Moscow for meddling in the 2016 U.S. election.
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The disclosure at NAB's annual general meeting lights the fuse on a potential new scandal just weeks after financial crime watchdog AUSTRAC sued larger Westpac Banking Corp alleging millions of payments in breach of money laundering law.
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At home, strict environmental rules hurt construction, as thousands of projects across the Netherlands have been put on hold after a court ruling which found Dutch builders and farmers in breach with EU rules on nitrogen emissions.
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MADRID (Reuters) - A Spanish court on Tuesday recommended that Catalonia's former leader be tried for staging a mock independence referendum in 2014 in breach of a legal order, potentially fuelling separatist discontent in the wealthy northeastern region.
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As of earlier this week, seven Tesla stockholders have filed lawsuits against Elon Musk over the proposed acquisition of SolarCity and alleged Musk was in breach of his fiduciary duties for not disclosing the proposed merger properly.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Police are expected to question Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at his official residence in Jerusalem on Monday on suspicion of receiving gifts from businessmen in breach of his role as a public servant, Israeli media reported.
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Artur Mas - who was regional governor in 2014 when pro-independence campaigners held a symbolic referendum in breach of a legal order - was found guilty of contempt of court, Catalonia's Superior Court of Justice said in a ruling.
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"The Commission has concerns that two Dutch tax rulings may have allowed Inter IKEA to pay less tax and given them an unfair advantage over other companies, in breach of EU State aid rules," the EU executive said.
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The lawsuit claims Apple is in breach of both express and implied warranty, as well as in violation of the Magnuson-Moss and Song-Beverly Consumer Warranty Acts, California Unfair Competition Law, and California's Consumer Legal Remedies Act.
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There is no deadline for the EU's antitrust investigations to be completed, but if Google is found to be in breach of the rules, the company could face fines of up to 10 percent of its annual revenues.
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"Google's behavior denies consumers a wider choice of mobile apps and services and stands in the way of innovation by other players, in breach of EU antitrust rules, " European Commissioner Margrethe Vestager said in a statement published Wednesday.
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Already strained relations between Iran and the West have become increasingly fraught since the British navy seized Irans Grace 1 tanker in Gibraltar on July 4 on suspicion of smuggling oil to Syria in breach of EU sanctions.
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"The Commission has concerns that the progressive rates based on turnover give companies with a low turnover a selective advantage over their competitors in breach of EU state aid rules," the EU executive arm said in a statement.
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Greece had argued that Eldorado's 2014 technical report on the Madem Lakkos metallurgy plant, which will process Skouries and Olympias concentrate, was in breach of a 2003 contract on its acquisition of mining assets in the Halkidiki region.
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Global Witness, a watchdog, has lobbied Chinese officials to make it a crime in China to import timber cut down in breach of another country's laws—following similar laws already in force in America and the European Union.
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TORONTO, Nov 23 (Reuters) - Canada's biggest securities regulator on Thursday ruled that Omega Securities could continue to run two alternative trading systems ahead of a hearing on whether it is operating in breach of Ontario provincial securities law.
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He also said that the investigation was looking at some major structural questions concerning the SSI offices and how they related to the rest of the mall – issues that may not have put anyone in breach of regulations.
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Last month Nigeria's central bank ordered Standard Chartered and three other banks to bring back to the country $8.134 billion that it alleged South African telecoms firm MTN had illegally sent abroad in breach of foreign exchange regulations.
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Poul Thomsen, the head of the IMF's European department, told a news conference on Friday that Rome was wrong to target an increase in its headline and structural budget deficit next year in breach of EU budget rules.
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"By criticizing (Leclerc's) alliance with other European retailers to make consumers benefit from cheaper prices, French public authorities are in breach of European legislation whose goal is to encourage these exchanges and partnerships," Leclerc said in a statement.
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Tehran has also accused Britain of piracy and warned of repercussions after Royal Marines seized an Iranian tanker off Gibraltar on July 4 on suspicion it was shipping oil to Iran's ally Syria, in breach of EU sanctions.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia will abide by all of its international commitments, the Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Friday when asked about U.S President Donald Trump's allegation that Moscow was in breach of U.N. sanctions on North Korea.
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The anti-establishment coalition says Brussels is targeting it for political reasons, arguing that many countries have run budget deficits and debt trends in breach of the EU's rulebook, without ever getting the sanctions Italy is threatened with.
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As their probes intensify, 27MDB's relationship with a big backer is unravelling: IPIC, an Abu Dhabi sovereign fund, has declared 21MDB to be in breach of an important financial contract between the two—and has duly terminated it.
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Mario Draghi spoke at a gathering of euro zone finance ministers on Monday during which the Italian government's expansionary budgetary plans were criticized by the other countries of the bloc for being in breach of EU fiscal rules.
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But whatever the messy nature of internal Chinese politics, it remains astonishing that the president of the world's law-keeping organization has been allowed to disappear in a manner completely in breach of any concept of natural law.
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Those in breach of the law can face a prison sentence of up to two months, according to rights group Amnesty International, which says women and girls are regularly stopped in the street by morality police and vigilantes.
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"There is no reason to keep Grace 1 in Gibraltar a moment longer if we no longer believe it is in breach of sanctions against the Syrian regime," the newspaper quoted a source close to Picardo as saying.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Italy's budget dispute with Brussels is set to escalate in coming weeks, after Rome decided not to revise its free-spending plans despite European Union warnings that its budget is in breach of EU fiscal rules.
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An Italian regulator ordered Vivendi last week to cut its stake in either Telecom Italia or Mediaset within a year, ruling that the French company was in breach of rules designed to prevent a concentration of corporate power.
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The European Commission accused Ireland of giving Apple an unfair advantage over other companies by allowing it to pay a tax rate of between 0.005 percent and 1 percent, in breach of the European Union's state aid rules.
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The decision also says lawmakers will be held liable if they violate their oaths, but it provides no guidance on who has the power to determine whether a lawmaker is in breach or what the punishment should be.
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In her report, the commissioner, Kathryn Stone, concluded that Johnson was in breach of the rules of the House of Commons, parliament's lower chamber, for a failure to fulfil his responsibilities, saying it was neither "inadvertent" nor "minor".
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Any person or company found in breach of the rules will be punished, and if necessary China will cooperate with other countries on this on the basis of mutual respect and equality, Geng told a daily news briefing.
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He told Danish newspaper Politiken last month that he didn't want police officers to remove clothing from people, but suggested they might ask people to go home and change if seen wearing clothing in breach of the law.
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Gibraltar said it had received assurances from Iran and the owners of the oil that, were the tanker to be released, its cargo would not be taken to Syria, which would be in breach of European Union sanctions.
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The employee, David Mackereth, 56, had argued that the Department for Work and Pensions acted in breach of the country's Equality Act when it instructed him to use clients' preferred pronouns, or face the loss of his job.
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Officials said that when the Commission reviews Italy's public finances on June 5, it is likely to declare that the country was in breach of the rules, and that EU finance ministers should start the EDP disciplinary process.
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In a statement, he said that he would not step down from the Senate and would let the High Court decide whether he is in breach of the federal Constitution, which disqualifies dual citizens from running for Parliament.
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Provisions in the law would include the "right to be forgotten" by companies that hold their data – and those who find themselves in breach of compliance could be hit with fines of up to £17 million ($22.2 million).
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It is not immediately known how much oil was requested or whether fulfillment of the request would be in breach of a UN resolution passed last year intended to limit the import of refined petroleum to North Korea.
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The Norwegian Consumer Council has filed a privacy complaint about Grindr, arguing it's in breach of national and European data protection laws after it emerged the dating app has been sharing personal information about its users with third parties.
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But because the alleged wrongdoing happened before it signed a deferred prosecution agreement in 2012 bank insiders think it is unlikely to put it in breach of the deal to avoid prosecution that is due to expire next year.
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"There is only one legitimate NOC, recognized by the international community and OPEC ... We are confident that the GNA and our international partners will take the necessary steps to stop all exports in breach of international law," he said.
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That is also in breach of a compromise reached with Brussels last December, which in a "borderline" deal struck at the last minute to reduce market pressure on Italy, allowed Rome to keep its structural gap unchanged this year.
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"We take the issues raised by China Labor Watch (CLW) very seriously and have launched our own investigation, we will quickly and effectively address any issues identified which are in breach of our standards," said ETP spokesman Mark Robertson.
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Italy's communications regulator has told the French media company to cut its stake in either TIM or broadcaster Mediaset, arguing it was in breach of rules aimed at avoiding a concentration of power in the telecoms and media sectors.
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At the same time, the estimates from the European Commission also indicate that Italy could be in breach of the EU's fiscal rules in 2020, given that European countries are not meant to have a deficit higher than 3%.
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The decree, which was due to be approved in parliament by the end of February, curbs compensation for early termination of a contract when the concession holder is in breach of its obligations, threatening Italy's biggest infrastructure group, Atlantia.
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He accused Iran of a tit-for-tat response after the seizure by the British navy of Iran's Grace 1 tanker in Gibraltar on July 4 on suspicion of smuggling oil to Syria in breach of European Union sanctions.
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If a bank found itself in breach of the guidelines for reasons such as sudden market shifts and not because of its risky behaviour, the FSA emphasised that in such cases the bank's situation would not be made public.
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FRANKFURT, May 24 (Reuters) - Germany's road vehicle authority KBA has ordered Daimler to recall its van model Vito 1.6l Diesel Euro 6, saying two of the van's engine control features to reduce exhaust emissions were in breach of regulations.
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The prosecutors said that in November 2006 NEK's chief executives signed a 193 million euro agreement with the Russian company to start work on the project in breach of public procurement laws and before the plant's financing was agreed.
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The suspicious behaviours that Avaaz attached to the pages and groups it found that appeared to be in breach of Facebook's stated rules include the use of fake accounts, spamming, misleading page name changes and suspected coordinated inauthentic behavior.
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Envoys of EU governments agreed that action was warranted, a confidential document seen by Reuters showed, confirming the assessment of the European Commission that Italy is in breach of fiscal rules by failing to cut its huge public debt.
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He also alleges some trustees of Tata Trusts - charitable trusts that own two-thirds of Tata Sons - undermined the boards of Tata Sons and group companies by demanding a say in key internal matters - in breach of securities rules.
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Tokyo prosecutors said Ghosn had caused Nissan Motor Co Ltd $220 million in losses over a 2-1/2-year period to July 2018, in breach of his legal duties to Nissan and with the goal of enriching himself.
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Tokyo prosecutors said Ghosn had caused Nissan Motor Co $2000 million in losses over a 2224-20183/22018-year period to July 218, in breach of his legal duties to the company and with the goal of personal gain.
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Valeant said failure to file the report by Tuesday's deadline would put it in breach of agreements with its lenders and that holders of at least 13.9.50 percent of any series of notes may deliver a notice of default.
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Apple, maker of the iPhone, appealed to the Luxembourg-based General Court a year ago after the European Commission ruled that its "sweetheart" tax deal with Ireland was an illegal subsidy in breach of EU rules against unfair competition.
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Already strained relations between Iran and the West have become increasingly fraught since the British navy seized Iran's Grace 1 tanker in Gibraltar on July 4 on suspicion of smuggling oil to Syria in breach of European Union sanctions.
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Valeant said failure to file the report by Tuesday's deadline would mean it would be in breach of a covenant, and that holders of at least 25 percent of any series of notes may deliver a notice of default.
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Tokyo prosecutors said Ghosn had caused Nissan Motor Co $5 million in losses over a 303-1/2-year period to July 2018, in breach of his legal duties to the company and with the goal of personal gain.
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May, Merkel and Macron reiterated in their declaration that Iran had not been found in breach of the deal, known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, and that it had been unanimously endorsed by the UN Security Council.
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The European Commission ruled in August 2016 that Apple had received unfair tax incentives from Dublin in breach of EU state aid rules and ordered Ireland to recover more than 14 billion euros, including interest, from the iPhone maker.
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That request was backed by Preet Bharara, the United States attorney for the Southern District of New York, who filed his own brief in advance of the hearing that said the county remained "in breach of the consent decree."
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Read more: Britain rejects swapping seized oil tankers with Iran, 4 days after Prime Minister Boris Johnson's father said it would be 'easy peasy'The Grace 1 is accused of carrying Iranian oil to Syria in breach of EU sanctions.
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The Times - Ministers have been urged to force social media companies to crack down on online grooming after police revealed that they have investigated more than 1,13 allegations of children being targeted in breach of a new law. bit.
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The Commission had handed out fines of a total of 169 million euros ($210.1 million) to 13 companies in the sector in 2012, saying they had agreed on fixing various pricing mechanisms and surcharges in breach of EU rules.
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BRUSSELS, March 7 (Reuters) - The European Commission has opened an investigation to examine whether tax rulings granted by Luxembourg to Finnish food and drink packaging company Huhtamaki are in breach of EU state aid rules, it said on Thursday.
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After Exploitation also found that more than 500 possible slaves were detained by the government in 2018 - in breach of Home Office guidelines - and said detention could be being used in order to pressure suspected victims to go home.
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"All relevant decisions in respect of this matter were taken only as a direct result of the government of Gibraltar having reasonable grounds to believe the vessel was acting in breach of established EU sanctions against Syria," Picardo said.
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Yet three separate internal email exchanges shown to Reuters by Valery Atanasov, a former employee of the watchdog, showed representatives of three companies themselves referring to situations that were in breach of that system of markers, known as "seals".
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Trump administration imposed sanctions on the Chinese military on Thursday for buying fighter jets and missile systems from Russia, in breach of a sweeping U.S. sanctions law punishing Moscow for meddling in the 2016 U.S. election.
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As recently as 30 or even 20 years ago, they told me, the police would have arrested someone walking around in Istanbul in those clothes for being in breach of the laws mandating the adoption of secular, European dress.
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"The U.S. Senate's move is unquestionably in breach of both the spirit and the letter of the nuclear deal," Ali Akbar Velayati, a senior adviser to Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, was reported by media as saying on Friday.
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Battles erupted this week on several fronts in a new escalation after months of suspected imports of weapons and foreign fighters in breach of an arms embargo, and on Saturday one side said a senior commander had been killed.
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The prosecutors said Cole possessed information from his government work related to his Huawei representation that he could not reveal, and this created the risk he would rely on the information in breach his duties to the Justice Department.
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Days after Cruise and Vogt filed their suit, Guillory and his team of lawyers filed their own complaint, alleging Vogt was in breach of contract for denying Guillory his fair share as well as credit as a co-founder.
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The airline will continue looking at ways to operate "more efficiently," including working with Abu Dhabi's Etihad as long as it is not against the law or in breach of competition rules, Chairman Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed al-Maktoum told reporters.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Alphabet Inc's Google has not yet approached Russia's competition watchdog FAS about a settlement of the case in which the U.S. firm was found to be in breach of antitrust laws, FAS head Igor Artemyev said on Thursday.
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She said it is typically easier to show that a company was in breach of its obligations than to show that individuals were liable for their actions, and some exploitative bosses may use that to their advantage and shirk personal responsibility.
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The United States believes Russia is developing a ground-launched system in breach of a Cold War treaty that could allow Russia to launch a nuclear strike on Europe at short notice, but Moscow has consistently denied any such violation.
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Given Trump's recurring spelling issues it seems inevitable that he or his staff will feel the need to hit the delete button again — though it remains to be seen whether doing so will be in breach of federal law or not.
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The plea agreement provides that if the defendant fails to fulfill completely "each and every one" of his obligations under this agreement, or "engages in any criminal activity prior to sentencing," the defendant will be in breach of the agreement.
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Italy's draft 2019 budget targets a deficit of 2.4 percent of gross domestic product (GDP), which is far above commitments made by the previous government and risks increasing the country's huge public debt pile in breach of EU fiscal rules.
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While privacy concerns are not within CASA's purview, operators may find themselves in breach of state and territory privacy or trespass laws, depending on how and where the drone is flown, and whether audio, video or photographic footage is recorded.
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The document further alleges Elysium failed to pay for and is in breach of a trademark and royalties agreement for the NIAGEN product and now ChromaDex is seeking "punitive damages, money damages and interest," for an unspecified amount, the lawsuit reads.
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BELFAST (Reuters) - A Northern Ireland human rights activist has launched a legal challenge against any British attempt to leave the European Union, saying it would be in breach of the 1998 peace deal that brought peace to the British province.
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Germany fines Facebook for under-reporting complaints "German authorities have fined Facebook 2 million euros ($2.3 million) for under-reporting complaints about illegal content on its social media platform in breach of the country's law on internet transparency," Thomas Escritt reports.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs said on Wednesday the United States had yet to provide any evidence Moscow was in breach of a landmark arms control treaty, but said it was ready to keep discussing the matter with Washington.
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VIENNA, Aug 9 (Reuters) - An Austrian law which could deter companies from contracting out work to lower-cost eastern Europe firms is in breach of EU law, the country's engineering industry has argued in a filing to the European Commission.
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On January 21st France's data-protection regulator, which is known by its French acronym, CNIL, announced that it had found Google's data-collection practices to be in breach of the European Union's new privacy law, the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
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"If we were to give it, the European Union could find itself in breach and the responsibility for avoiding a hard (Irish) border in that case would potentially shift to the European Union rather than the United Kingdom," he said.
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Although prosecutors investigated her claims, which if proven would have put Samsung in breach of South Korean labour law, they were reluctant to probe too deeply, says Park Sangin, an economics professor at Seoul National University who studies the conglomerates.
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Given that European businesses are included in the exposed data, Rubrik could face financial penalties of up to four percent of its global annual revenue if found to be in breach of the EU's recently implemented GDPR data protection rules.
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AP7, which provides pensions to 3.5 million Swedes, said on Thursday it had sold out of ExxonMobil, Gazprom , TransCanada Corp, Westar, Entergy and Southern Corp, and would no longer invest in companies that operate in breach of the Paris climate deal.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has rejected charges from North Korea's Foreign Ministry that U.S. plans for military exercises with South Korea are in breach of agreements between North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and President Donald Trump.
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Such a combination of assets would give Fosun and Mendes platforms for training, holding and trading players of different levels and ages - without being in breach of rules on third-party ownership because clubs are freely allowed to invest in players.
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The Commission considered that the three companies in breach of the terms of that undertaking and therefore the anti-dumping duties would automatically apply to their exports from China, according to the decision which was published in its Official Journal.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The European Banking Authority has closed its probe into Danish and Estonian regulators in relation to a money-laundering scandal at Danske Bank, saying its board rejected a proposal to find the watchdogs in breach of European Union law.
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Libya's National Oil Corporation said on Monday any such deal "must have the approval of NOC and the Libyan authorities" and "any attempt to conclude the sale prior to this approval would be in breach of the concession contractual agreement".
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Italy's national communications authority (AGCOM) last year ordered Vivendi to reduce its stake in one of the two companies within a year, ruling it was in breach of regulation designed to prevent a concentration of power in the media industry.
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In the lawsuit, which Balan said he believed to be the first filed by families in Malaysia, the relatives allege the airline was in breach of contract for failing to ensure the safety, health and well-being of its crew.
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The clarification came after Nico Rosberg, who had help from Mercedes in getting around gearbox gremlins at this month's British Grand Prix, was found to be in breach of the rule barring teams from giving drivers assistance over the radio.
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But last month, a group of charities said some timber came from a Malaysian logging giant that is accused of deforestation and human rights violations, in breach of Japan's pledge to hold a sustainable Olympics and design a truly green stadium.
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The plan does not define which government services are and are not "essential," also in breach of PROMESA, and violates the U.S. Constitution's Takings Clause, which bars the government from seizing private property for public use, according to the lawsuit.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Iran said on Sunday it would continue missile tests to build up its defences and denied this was in breach of U.N. resolutions following U.S. allegations that Tehran had tested a new missile capable of carrying multiple warheads.
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The filing emerged more than a week after prosecutors accused Manafort of "committing federal crimes by lying to the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the special counsel's office on a variety of subject matters" in breach of his plea agreement.
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If they are found in breach of new rules, carmakers face potential fines in the millions of euros, with penalties set at 95 euros for every gram of CO2 above the limit and for each new vehicle registered in that year.
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That would make it more difficult and costly for North or South to take hostile actions against each other: they would not be threatening enemy combatants but nations with which they are at peace, potentially in breach of international law.
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"Google once again, in breach of EU antitrust rules, abused its dominant position by imposing restrictions on Android device manufacturers and mobile network operators, aiming to preserve and strengthen its dominance in general internet search," OIP said in a statement.
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Some sanctions continued to exist and companies were wary of being in breach of American law; European firms became rightfully concerned that, without the U.S., not only the future of the nuclear deal but the stability of Iran's markets were dubious.
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The former head of the region, Artur Mas, has been barred from public office for two years for staging a symbolic referendum in 2014 after Catalonia's Superior Court of Justice ruled that vote was in breach of a court order.
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Declining to be named, he said defectors were being sent to the front lines in breach of agreements communicated to them verbally by what is officially termed a "reconciliation committee", consisting of officials and local representatives of a defeated area.
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"All relevant decisions in respect of this matter were taken only as a direct result of the government of Gibraltar having reasonable grounds to believe the vessel was acting in breach of established EU sanctions against Syria," Fabian Picardo told parliament.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Gibraltar took the decision to seize an Iranian tanker last week solely because the ship was in breach of European Union sanctions and not on the request of any other country, the British territory's chief minister said on Friday.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo announced at a NATO meeting Tuesday that Moscow is in breach of the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty, an arms agreement signed by President Ronald Reagan and Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev in December 53.
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The Federation of German Consumer Organisations (vzvb) said that Facebook's default settings and some of its terms of service were in breach of consumer law, and that the court had found parts of the consent to data usage to be invalid.
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According to the Bank of Italy, about €210 billion of those loans are held by insolvent borrowers, and an additional €150 billion are loans that are considered unlikely to be repaid, past due or in breach of an overdraft ceiling.
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"There is no reason to keep Grace 1 in Gibraltar a moment longer if we no longer believe it is in breach of sanctions against the Syrian regime," the newspaper quoted a source close to Picardo as saying. http://bit.
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Since the country's financial crime regulator accused Westpac of enabling 23 million payments in breach of anti-money laundering laws, including between known child exploiters, the prime minister has led calls for the bank's board to weigh the CEO's future.
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The United States believes Russia is developing a ground-launched system in breach of a Cold War treaty, known as the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty (INF), that could allow Moscow to launch a nuclear strike on Europe at short notice.
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Settlements that UEFA's control body agreed in 2014 with the two clubs state that neither club considered itself to be in breach of UEFA's rules, and that both clubs agreed to settle disputes over their finances to avoid potential legal costs.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian petrochemical holding Sibur said on Monday it had no direct dealings with U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross and that its ties to its partners were not in breach of sanctions imposed on Russia over the Ukraine crisis.
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With several European teams expressing an interest in signing him, he and the adviser who delivered him to Stumbras decided his time there was over: Last month, Sekgota walked out on the club, claiming it was in breach of contract.
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Though the new quarantine regulations do not stipulate punishments for those found in breach, so publicly revoking the woman's visa and sending her back to Australia -- which is dealing with a growing coronavirus outbreak of its own -- sends a loud message.
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The Trump administration imposed sanctions on the Chinese military on Thursday for buying fighter jets and missile systems from Russia, in breach of a sweeping U.S. sanctions law punishing Moscow for meddling in the 2016 U.S. election, something Russia denies.
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The couple said the Mail on Sunday had printed articles based on a private and confidential letter to her father, in breach of her human rights and copyright, accusations the paper rejected saying her royal position meant the stories were valid.
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SAN JUAN (Reuters) - Holders of Puerto Rico's most senior public debt sued the cash-strapped U.S. territory on Wednesday, saying it siphoned money away from bondholders in breach of a new U.S. law that brings the island's finances under federal oversight.
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Comair, which settled a dispute with South African Airways (SAA) last year, also said that SAA was in breach of an agreement after failing to make payment in December and now owes an amount of 790 million rand ($52.99 million).
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Catarina Martins of the Left Bloc which backs the government in parliament, told the house during a debate that the decision aimed at Portugal and Spain showed double standards as it ignored other countries in breach of deficit rules for years.
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The statements came just days after a confidential United Nations report concluded North Korea has not stopped its nuclear and missile programs, in breach of U.N. resolutions, and has continued to conduct illegal trades of oil, coal and other commodities.
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Mr. Crawford, for example, noted an apparent contradiction between the view of Facebook's moderation system, which determined that the photos were not in breach of the social network's guidelines, and the company's decision to report the BBC to the police.
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That means the U.S. can levy the new tariffs indefinitely unless it strikes an agreement with Brussels to cancel the tariffs — or until the WTO issues a new ruling that the EU is no longer in breach of subsidy limits.
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The 33-year-old was found in breach of Tennis Anti-Doping Programme (TADP) after a urine sample provided in October was shown to contain low concentrations of Boldenova — an anabolic steroid banned by the World Anti Doping Agency (WADA).
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MOSCOW, Sept 1 (Reuters) - The Russian military said on Sunday that the United States had carried out air strikes in Syria's Idlib de-escalation zone in breach of previous agreements, inflicting numerous casualties and endangering a ceasefire, Russian news agencies reported.
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Ms Lacole has been conducting a feisty legal struggle against Northern Ireland's General Register Office and Finance Department on the grounds that, in failing to recognise humanist weddings, they were in breach of European human-rights legislation on freedom of religion and belief.
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The measure specifically targets political parties and political foundations with the threat of a fine of up to 5 per cent of their annual budget if they are found in breach of data protection rules with the aim of influencing a ballot.
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Beijing's crackdown on capital flight has scored a success after police in Macau disrupted a racket in which illegal China UnionPay terminals were being used to make millions of dollars worth of illegal cash transactions in breach of China's strict currency controls.
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Banks which intend to close accounts of individuals or organizations considered to be in breach of the U.S. law must provide justification for that decision, and wait for a response from the Central Bank's Special Investigation Committee, which "enjoys independence", he said.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - A United Nations official said Australia would probably be in breach of the Refugee Convention if it enacted a proposal for a permanent visa-ban for asylum seekers who attempted to reach the country by boat, Fairfax media reported on Saturday.
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To Senator Chuck Grassley, Republican of Iowa ... Mr. Zuckerberg said he would get back to Mr. Grassley on whether his team finds any new examples in which user data was improperly transferred to a third party in breach of Facebook's terms of service.
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U.S. District Judge Emmet G. Sullivan ruled on Tuesday that Democrats can move forward with a lawsuit against President Trump alleging the Trump Organization is in breach of the Constitution's restriction on emoluments — gifts and payments — from foreign governments, the Washington Post reports.
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Haas had argued that Force India, who went into administration in July and re-emerged under new ownership in August, were in breach of the rules and the cars of Mexican Sergio Perez and Frenchman Esteban Ocon should not be allowed to race.
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HELSINKI, June 29 (Reuters) - The Finnish government said on Wednesday it would press ahead with its planned health care reform but would address objections raised by a key parliamentary committee which said parts of the proposal were in breach of Finland's constitution.
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Shortly after, BamBrogan filed for a temporary restraining order against the company's General Counsel Afshin Pishevar for placing a noose on his desk and then filed a suit against the company's executives alleging they were in breach of their fiduciary duty and contract.
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In what sounds like a knock-out blow for highly invasive data-driven ads, the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) concludes that systematic profiling of web users via invasive tracking technologies such as cookies is in breach of U.K. and pan-EU privacy laws.
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"At this stage we are talking with four other investors," a spokesman for AP7, which provides pensions to 3.5 million Swedes and said it would no longer invest in companies it decides are in breach of the Paris climate accord, told Reuters.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The U.S. Department of Justice has applied to seize the Iranian tanker Grace 1, which is being held in Gibraltar on suspicion of smuggling oil to Syria in breach of European Union sanctions, the British overseas territory said on Thursday.
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Mueller, who has accused Manafort of lying to federal officials in breach of his plea deal, said Friday that the onetime Trump campaign chief concealed both direct and indirect communications with Trump administration officials that occurred up until spring of this year.
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Firms can be required to block access to content found to be in breach of the law, and to tell users that such content is false, even to the point of getting in touch with them after they have already seen it.
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The Gibraltar chief justice's decision came two days after the Iranian government formally assured Gibraltar's chief minister — the head of the territory's government — that the ship, if released, would not travel to a destination that would put it in breach of EU sanctions.
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Military tensions between London and Tehran remain high after the Royal Navy seized Iran's Grace 1 oil tanker off the British territory of Gibraltar on July 4, claiming that the vessel had been transporting oil to Syria in breach of EU sanctions.
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"You are in breach of condition 15.4(c) of your agreement with PayPal Credit as we have received notice that you are deceased," said the July 10 letter to the woman, Lindsay Durdle, who had died of breast cancer on May 31.
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A lack of clear guidance from the Pentagon amid the coronavirus pandemic is causing confusion among contractors, according to four people familiar with the matter, as companies worry that sending employees home for their safety could put them in breach of contract.
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What is known, is that Facebook disclosed the Affected Australian Individuals' personal information to the "This is Your Digital Life" App, whose developers sold personal information obtained using the app to the political consulting firm Cambridge Analytica, in breach of Facebook's policies.
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Westpac's money laundering scandal came to light in November when regulator AUSTRAC launched legal action against the bank, accusing it of enabling 23 million payments in breach of anti-money laundering laws, including the facilitation of offshore payments relating to child exploitation.
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GEORGETOWN (Reuters) - U.S. and European diplomats on Thursday declared Guyana's government in breach of the country's constitution until new elections are held and called on Guyanese President David Granger to "set an elections date immediately" or possibly face a cutoff of development funding.
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Separate investigations were launched in February 2017 and June 2017 to assess if certain online sales practices are preventing, in breach of EU antitrust rules, consumers from enjoying cross-border choice and from being able to buy products and services online at competitive prices.
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Following the announcement, Western Digital, which jointly operates Toshiba's main chip plant, reasserted in a statement that Toshiba was in breach of their joint venture contracts and said that a U.S. court hearing on its request for an injunction was scheduled for July 14.
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The EU executive's letter, signed by four commissioners in charge of finance, economy and trade, said the planned overhaul "contains elements that risk seriously hampering trade and investment flows between our two economies", and would likely be in breach of international trade rules and commitments.
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On Wednesday, Ryanair's legal counsel told the High Court that Forsa had not allowed for the mediation process to be completed before announcing the strike and claimed the strike would be in breach of an agreement made between the airline and the union last year.
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The WEDC, which oversees the deal, has said it will allow Foxconn to be flexible about what exactly it builds, but Bloomberg reports that there were informal discussions about whether Foxconn was in breach of contract when it changed the type of factory it's building.
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Italian communications regulator last month ordered Vivendi to cut its stake in either Telecom Italia or Mediaset, saying the French group's stakebuilding at both companies was in breach of rules designed to prevent a concentration of power in the country's telecoms and media sector.
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The petition, filed at the District Court of Tel Aviv, argues that by allowing NSO Group to continue selling Pegasus, and thereby threaten the rights to privacy and to freedom of opinion and expression, Israel is in breach of its obligations under human rights law.
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Emoluments lawsuitTwo attorneys general, in Maryland and DC, have been pursuing a lawsuit claiming that the president is in breach of the so-called emoluments clause of the Constitution, which is meant to prohibit the president from accepting payments from foreign powers while in office.
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On Wednesday morning, Democratic lawmakers warned that the president-elect will be in breach of his contract with the General Services Administration if he does not sell his interest in his new Washington, D.C. hotel, which is in the government-owned Old Post Office building.
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"Many of the delays in breach reporting and compensating consumers were due to the financial institutions' inadequate systems, procedures and governance processes, as well as a lack of a consumer orientated culture," said James Shipton, chairman of the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC).
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In a Sirius XM interview on Wednesday with costar Idina Menzel, Bell, who voices Anna in the Disney animated film, revealed that she decided to tell daughters Lincoln, 6, and Delta Bell, 4, spoilers for the film before realizing she was in breach of contract.
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The Commission will therefore also publish a report that Italy is in breach of the EU law that says public debt cannot be higher than 60 percent of GDP, or, if it is, has to be falling towards 60 percent at a satisfactory pace.
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"BMW, Daimler and VW participated in a collusive scheme, in breach of EU competition rules, to limit the development and roll-out of emission cleaning technology for new diesel and petrol passenger cars sold in the European Economic Area," the EU competition enforcer said.
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TAIPEI (Reuters) - Taiwan's finance ministry has named Michael C.S. Chang chairman of state-owned Mega Financial Holding Co Ltd, putting a banking veteran at the helm of a firm whose banking unit was found in breach of anti-money laundering rules in the United States.
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The European Union's antitrust authorities have issued a series of penalties, fining consumer electronics companies Asus, Denon & Marantz, Philips and Pioneer more than €22017 million (~$22013M) in four separate decisions for imposing fixed or minimum resale prices on their online retailers in breach of EU competition rules.
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Italy's public debt rose from 131.4% of gross domestic product (GDP) in 2017 to 132.2% in 2018 and the Commission estimates that it will go up to 133.7% this year and to 135.2% in 2020, in breach of EU rules that say it should go down.
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We believe that the government should now assess whether the continued publication of illegal material and the failure to take reasonable steps to identify or remove it is in breach of the law, and how the law and enforcement mechanisms should be strengthened in this area.
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In the latest, bizarre news on that front, a senior member of Birmingham's city council told a Catholic-run school it was in breach of equalities legislation when it informed the parents of a four-year-old girl that she could not attend classes in a hijab.
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McCord is arguing that the British government would be in breach of its domestic and international treaty obligations under the Good Friday Agreement if it leaves the EU and that it would be illegal to leave without a parliamentary vote in the British House of Commons.
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"The actions carried out jointly by Israel and the United States in Syria and Iraq are in breach of international law and will soon be answered by Syria and Iraq's defenders," said Rezaei, a Guards chief in the 1980s and 1990s who currently holds no military post.
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The union has argued that GM was in breach of contract because the company stated in 2015 that it would "not close, idle, nor partially or wholly sell, spin-off, split-off, consolidate or otherwise dispose of in any form," any plant under the four-year deal.
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" But after two people complained to U.K. body the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA), it ruled that the ad must not be broadcast again because it "discouraged the selection of fresh fruit" and was in breach of a rule stating advertisers must not "disparage good dietary practice.
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AGCOM said in April that Vivendi's stake-building at Mediaset and Italian phone group Telecom Italia was in breach of rules designed to prevent a concentration of power in the country's telecoms and media sector and asked the French group to reduce one of the holdings.
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In her "Meet the Press" interview, Haley said the United States was not saying that Iran was in breach of the agreement, but she raised concerns about its activities that are not covered by the pact, including weapons sales and sponsorship of militant groups such as Hezbollah.
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Haldex's board has already stated it would stand by its decision not to support the bid regardless of what the EGM decided, saying that to do so would be in breach of Swedish company law and its obligations to act in the best interest of shareholders.
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DUESSELDORF, Germany, May 18 (Reuters) - Germany's federal cartel office upheld on Thursday a complaint brought by German Naval Yards against an order from the defence ministry for five new military corvettes valued at over 1.5 billion euros ($1.7 billion), saying it was in breach of procurement rules.
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But a British human rights campaign group says it has uncovered documents that show the US is also conducting its military drone operations from within Royal Air Force (RAF) bases in the UK, an act that would be deemed in breach of international laws, argues the group.
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The Commission believes Amazon may be in breach of Article 101 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union, which prohibits agreements that prevent, restrict or distort competition within the EU single market, or Article 102, which prohibits the abuse of a dominant position.
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In a counterclaim filed today, Hyperloop One alleges BamBrogan and the three other cross-defendants were in breach of a number of agreements — including non-solicitation, non-compete, confidential information and proprietary information agreements — when they attempted to stage a coup and take over the company.
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The competition said Lukoil Bulgaria, part of LUKOIL , Shell Bulgaria, part of Royal Dutch Shell, OMV, Eco Bulgaria, unit of Hellenic Petroleum , Petrol and Nis Petrol, which is controlled by Russia's Gazprom Neft had collaborated in breach of law to fix retail prices of diesel and gasoline.
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The policy shift applies to videos uploaded by Yaxley-Lennon that aren't illegal or otherwise in breach of YouTube's community standards (as the company applies them) but which have nonetheless been flagged by users as potential violations of the platform's policies on hate speech and violent extremism.
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AN: Talking about the markets, yes, indeed, there are still a lot of uncertainties in the markets linked to the decisions being taken re sanctions against certain countries that we consider a wrong move, going against market interests and in breach of international norms and international law.
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"Right now all enterprises have to implement the emissions permit system and emit according to how many permits they get - otherwise they will be in breach of regulations and will be punished," said an official with the steel industry association in Tangshan, China's biggest steelmaking city.
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The commissioner said that VW could be in breach EU consumer law and repeated calls for voluntary compensation because European consumers are stymied by their inability to file United States-style class-action lawsuits in many EU nations and by weaker EU rules on defeat devices.
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If he makes sexist remarks that cause you and other women to feel seriously discomfited, he may even be in breach of the law, given that — for firms with 15 or more employees — creating a hostile work environment based on gender is a Title VII violation.
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Central bank governor Riad Salameh said in a May 17 statement that banks that intended to close accounts of individuals or organizations considered to be in breach of the U.S. law must provide justification for that decision, and wait for a response from a central bank committee.
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Now, Ars Technica reports that Google has been sued by a man in San Diego over the findings and is facing pressure in Washington from people urging the Federal Trade Commission to examine whether the company is in breach of its 2011 consent decree with the agency.
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Four House Democrats claimed in a letter released by BuzzFeed News Wednesday that an official at the GSA said in a briefing that Trump will be in breach of contract the moment he takes the oath of office unless he ends his ownership interest in the hotel.
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As with Paris St. Germain, the report recommended that the Adjudicatory Chamber, a part of UEFA's control body, should find Man City in breach of the rules and impose disciplinary measures, including a possible ban from competitions, unless the club reached a settlement with the investigators.
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Italy's 10-year bond yields fell to two-month lows in early trade after rising sharply on Wednesday after the European Commission concluded that Italy is in breach of EU fiscal rules because of its growing debt, a situation that justifies the launch of a disciplinary procedure.
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The Commission is carefully watching Rome's fiscal plans: in May it forecast an expected public debt of more than 133% of GDP this year and more seen next year unless policies change, putting Italy in breach of EU fiscal rules that say debt must fall every year.
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"Ticket sales to the general public were carried out exclusively by UEFA and as such, any tickets which are offered for sale by third parties (including on social media, marketplaces and secondary ticketing platforms) are advertised in breach of the ticket terms and conditions," UEFA said.
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AGCOM said in April that Vivendi's stake-building at broadcaster Mediaset and Italian phone group Telecom Italia was in breach of rules designed to prevent a concentration of power in the country's telecoms and media sector and asked the French group to reduce one of the holdings.
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Poland's ruling Law and Justice (PiS) party has vowed to keep reforming its justice system after winning an election in October, putting it on a collision course with the European Union which has repeatedly argued the reforms are in breach of EU law and Poland's constitution.
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The action against DHID said the company also had accounts at Agriculture Bank of China, Bank of Communications, China Construction Bank, China Merchants Bank, Guangdong Development Bank, and Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, in which it had deposited funds that were in breach of US sanctions.
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"In order to protect the integrity of its communications, the firm successfully sought and obtained an injunction to restrain the use of a report based on confidential information made available to investors that was obtained by Reuters in breach of confidence," it added in a statement.
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One focus will be on what Mueller ultimately concluded about Manafort's interactions with Kilimnik and whether a failed attempt to secure cooperation from Manafort, who was found by a judge to have lied to prosecutors in breach of a plea agreement, significantly impeded the special counsel's work.
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The sum was much less than the $711 million that South Korea had asked for, but the arbitration ruling also provided a sanctions formula for South Korea to apply in the future, in case the United States imposes similar tariffs on other products in breach of the WTO rules.
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The jumbo-nuke is intended as a statement and, given that Russia is already in breach of arms control treaties that held good even through the cold war, it is not the sort of statement that can be shrugged off as merely the deluded ramblings of an ageing strongman.
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As outlined in the decision notice, the unnamed payment card network operator received a notice of non-compliance from the FCAC in March 2016, informing the firm that it had made incorrect disclosures to merchants for certain transactions, in breach of its obligations under the Code of Conduct.
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"A merger will take Lufthansa from 68 percent to 95 percent of the German domestic market and from 47 percent to 60 percent control of the total German market, which would be in breach of every known competition threshold rule and guideline in Germany and the EU," O'Leary said.
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AX * Advises it sought leave from Federal Court to amend proceedings seeking declaration that Tassal Group is in breach of biomass determination in Macquarie harbour * Huon does not believe that proceedings will have a material impact on company's FY2017 financial results Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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The commission concluded that Irish rulings in 1991 and 2007 artificially lowered the tax Apple was due to pay, and that although the firm did not break any law, this arrangement was in breach of EU state-aid rules preventing member states from offering preferential treatment to particular firms.
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Atos said it aims to support its clients in meeting access and control requirements under the European Union's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) which comes into effect on May 25 and introduces fines of up to 4 percent of global turnover for companies found to be in breach.
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Boris Johnson's reported plans to reach a trade deal with President Donald Trump that would take effect as soon as Britain leaves the European Union are in "breach of European law," with a UK-US deal likely to take years to complete, the UK's international trade secretary has warned.
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Private servers, reverse engineering, protocol decryption: Resurrecting an MMO is not an easy task, demanding countless hours of work for something that could, at any moment, be struck down with a cease-and-desist letter—MMO emulation is technically in breach of a game's Terms of Service, after all.
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"Based on our investigation thus far, we believe that Google's behaviour denies consumers a wider choice of mobile apps and services and stands in the way of innovation by other players, in breach of EU antitrust rules," said Margrethe Vestager, the European commissioner for competition, in a statement.
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Poland's Minister for European Affairs Konrad Szymanski said he would defend changes brought by the eurosceptic, nationalist minded PiS government at a hearing in Brussels before EU ministers - part of the bloc's procedure to establish if Warsaw is in breach of EU principle on the rule of law.
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Since Trump rents the building from a federal agency called the General Services Administration, the GSA could find him in breach of his contract, which bars any elected official from leasing the building or benefiting from the lease — a standard clause meant to ensure a level playing field.
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"We do not think a moratorium would have deterred He Jiankui, who acted secretively and in breach of a clear scientific consensus that germline genome editing should not be used in the clinic at this time," Sarah Norcross, director of Britain-based Progress Educational Trust, said in a statement.
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"Based on our investigation thus far, we believe that Google's behavior denies consumers a wider choice of mobile apps and services and stands in the way of innovation by other players, in breach of E.U. antitrust rules," Margrethe Vestager, the European commissioner for competition, said in a statement.
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Mass surveillance regimes in the UK, Belgium and France which require bulk collection of digital data for a national security purpose may be at least partially in breach of fundamental privacy rights of European Union citizens, per the opinion of an influential advisor to Europe's top court issued today.
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The Spanish High Court (Audiencia Nacional) found him guilty of the charge of "glorifying terrorism" in his songs and, therefore, found him in breach of Article 578 of the Spanish Criminal Code, which carries with it potential fines, bans from jobs in the public sector and even prison sentences.
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Britain has already turned EU laws into UK statutes, but this "onshoring" entailed some changes to function properly and financial firms have said they would have limited time to comply if there is a no-deal Brexit, meaning they would be in breach of regulation and face possible sanction.
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The risks involved for China were driven home on April 16th when the Commerce Department punished ZTE, a Chinese telecoms giant, for shipping equipment to Iran and North Korea in breach of sanctions, and lying about the remedies it had promised when it pleaded guilty to this in 2017 (see Schumpeter).
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FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK FOR MORE FOX LIFESTYLE NEWS "We are conducting a full investigation into this incident … Aeroflot has a zero tolerance approach to anti-social behavior on board and violence against crew members, and will take action against passengers who are in breach of regulations," the spokesperson said.
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"There are still a lot of uncertainties in the markets linked to the decisions being taken regarding sanctions against certain countries that we consider a wrong move, going against market interests and in breach of international norms and international law," Novak said, referencing U.S. crude sanctions against Venezuela and Iran.
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The State Department has said it is not aware of any evidence of improper influence, although it has acknowledged that new donations from foreign governments should have been submitted to the department's ethics advisers for prior review but were not, in breach of an ethics agreement Clinton signed before taking office.
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"They were excited and then it occurred to me that I was in breach of my contract and I'm thankful now that it's out that I can no longer get sued by Disney, because I said to them it's very important that you not tell anyone at school," she added.
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Mueller has accused Manafort of lying to investigators on a range of subjects in breach of his plea agreement, including his contacts with Trump administration officials and his interactions and meetings with Konstantin Kilimnik, his former business associate who is suspected of ties to Russian intelligence, during the 85033 presidential campaign.
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Additionally, the U.S. Department of Agriculture must establish more stringent standards for drug residues in meat products, devote resources to investigating risks and holding violators accountable, and alert the public any time a producer is in breach (like the letters that Consumer Reports sent FDA and USDA to call for action).
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"For owners who want to keep their car, but do not want to be driving a vehicle in breach of environmental regulations, we urge you to guarantee owners a speedy fix that minimizes their hassle, and full compensation for the loss of resale value and lost fuel economy," the lawmakers continued.
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Asaka and Agro were also in breach of the minimum regulatory capital requirements at end-5M0003 (total capital ratios of 11.6% and 7.8%, respectively, compared with prudential minimum of 12.5%) due to lending expansion, but this should be rectified soon, as all state banks will be recapitalised by end-2017.
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Since then, the city has been racing to get back on top of the outbreak, with draconian new controls put in place, including electronic tagging of all new arrivals, who must undergo a strict 14-day home quarantine, and could face criminal prosecution if they are found in breach of it.
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In a second blow to the president, on Friday prosecutors also disclosed a list of false statements that Paul Manafort, his former campaign chairman, allegedly made to federal investigators in breach of the cooperation agreement he entered into following his conviction for financial fraud and subsequent guilty plea to criminal conspiracy.
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The regulator there suspended a trader for receiving a buy order on WhatsApp, a messaging app owned by Facebook Inc, in breach of the internal communication policies of the firm he then worked for, BTIG, noting that the company had no control over the recording and retention of such messages.
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"Most importantly, the Deputy Commissioner informed our staff that GSA assesses that Mr. Trump will be in breach of the lease agreement the moment he takes office on January 20, 2017, unless he fully divest himself of all financial interests in the lease for the Washington, D.C. hotel," the lawmakers wrote.
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Yet a few days after Mr Trump took office he was informed by the then acting attorney-general, Sally Yates, that Mr Flynn had in fact discussed the sanctions with Mr Kislyak and might therefore be in breach of the Logan Act, which forbids private citizens from trying to conduct foreign policy.
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The European Union's competition commissioner, Margrethe Vestager, has fired a warning shot about the competition risks posed by dominant tech platforms that harvest vast amounts of personal data, suggesting big data operators such as Google might in future be considered in breach of the region's competition rules based on their data holdings.
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Vernick believes GDPR will likely have a big impact when it comes to a feature like iPhone X-enabled facial tracking — saying developers making use of Apple's tools will need to be sure they have "proper disclosures" and "proper consent" from users or they could risk being in breach of the incoming law.
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The company has begun informing customers of the breach — including in the U.S., Canada, and the U.K. Given that the breach falls under the European-wide GDPR rules, Starwood may face significant financial penalties of up to four percent of its global annual revenue if found to be in breach of the rules.
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Announcing the Google Shopping penalty last summer, Vestager made a point of emphasizing that dominant companies "need to be more vigilant" — saying they have a "special responsibility" to ensure they are not in breach of antitrust rules, and also specifying this applies "in the market where it's dominant" and "in any other market".
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"In early 2016 the (Ministry of Finance) confessed that debt pressure on (local governments) is mounting, instances of borrowing in breach of regulations or in disguised form are still occurring and the prevention and control of potential risks is becoming exceptionally difficult," Fitch Ratings analysts said in a research note on Wednesday.
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The Bundeskartellamt's action also follows comments made by the European Commission's competition commissioner, Margrethe Vestager, at the start of this year in which she suggested dominant tech platforms that harvest vast amounts of personal data might in future be considered in breach of the overarching EU's competition rules — based on their data holdings.
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Defense attorneys filed a response contesting special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE's allegations that Manafort lied to federal investigators on a variety of subjects, in breach of his plea agreement.
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Keith M. Harper, the American ambassador to the United Nations Human Rights Council, delivered a joint statement criticizing the sweeping arrests of activists and lawyers who in many cases, their families and supporters have said, did not have access to legal counsel nor were allowed family visits in breach of China's laws.
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Additional Reading • George Bush's Life in 13 Objects • Barbara Bush, Wife of 41st President and Mother of 32rd, Dies at 92 • George H.W. Bush, Public Servant Paul Manafort, President Trump's former campaign chairman, lied to federal investigators in breach of a plea agreement he signed two months ago, the special counsel's office said.
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This is notable because RTB is the subject of a number of data protection complaints across the European Union — including in the UK, where the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) itself has been warning the adtech industry for more than half a year that its current processes are in breach of data protection laws.
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"The fact is that the President of the United States, in breach of his constitutional responsibilities, has asked a foreign government to help him in his political campaign at the expense of our national security, as well as undermining the integrity of our elections," Pelosi said after the transcript was released Wednesday.
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U.S. Special Counsel Robert Mueller had been given until Monday by a federal court in Washington to provide evidence of his accusations that Manafort had lied to prosecutors on five subjects, which would put Manafort in breach of a plea agreement under which he was meant to be cooperating with Mueller's probe.
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The banks said their asset quality and capital ratios were no longer in breach of the PCA thresholds after the infusion, the Reserve Bank of India said in a statement here The central bank also removed Dhanlaxmi Bank from the framework, as the bank was found to be not breaching any of the risk thresholds.
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The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has been investigating the matter this year, according to the report here Earlier this year, a former Goldman Sachs employee sent a complaint to the FCA alleging that the bank's approach was to flood regulators with too much data and inaccurate information in breach of compliance guidelines, the report said.
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Manafort was viewed as a key witness for Mueller as he probes potential coordination between the Trump campaign and the Russian government, however his cooperation deal broke down dramatically in the months after his plea as the special counsel accused him of lying to federal investigators about numerous subjects in breach of his plea agreement.
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The review act established two separate procedural tracks for Congress –one for considering the original nuclear agreement, and the other for considering so-called "snap back" legislation re-imposing the sanctions if Iran is found in breach of the agreement or the president asserts it is no longer in the US' national security interest.
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While immigration authorities said they have no record of her leaving the country through proper channels, reports soon emerged from sources close to her family and her Pheu Thai Party that she had skipped the country – in breach of the travel ban that had been placed on her since the trial began in 2015.
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Italy's public debt, the second highest in the EU in proportion to output after Greece's, rose from 210% of gross domestic product (GDP) in 2017 to 132.2% in 2018 and the Commission estimates that it will go up to 133.7% this year and to 135.2% in 2020, in breach of EU rules that say it should go down.
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Pierce also theorized that influencer deals made by parents on behalf of their children could be invalid unless the earnings are owned entirely by the child, because a parent consenting to the use of their child's image in advertising in order to enrich himself would be "self-dealing and in breach of the covenant of good faith and dealing".
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Emoluments Lawsuit: The attorneys general for Maryland and DC sent out subpoenas earlier this month for Trump Organization and hotel financial records relating to their lawsuit alleging that the president is in breach of the so-called Emoluments Clause of the Constitution, which appears to prohibit the president from accepting payments from foreign powers while in office.
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He did not acknowledge or address the separate international law question of whether the strike put the United States in breach of the United Nations Charter, a treaty it has ratified that permits one country to attack another only in self-defense or with Security Council authorization, and if so, why Mr. Trump could do that.
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"As the impact of the coronavirus and multiple government travel reactions sweep through our world, many airlines have probably already been driven into technical bankruptcy, or are at least substantially in breach of debt covenants," the CAPA Centre for Aviation, based in Australia, said Sunday night as yet more airlines slashed long-haul and intra-European service.
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" It added that the PR campaign was potentially racially divisive and offensive, stating: "Certain material that we have seen that was created for the campaign was negative or targeted towards wealthy white South African individuals or corporates and/or was potentially racially divisive and/or potentially offensive and was created in breach of relevant ethical principles.
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RISK TO EURO ZONE Italy's public debt, the second highest in the EU in proportion to output after Greece's, rose from 131.4% of gross domestic product (GDP) in 131.33 to 132.2% in 2018 and the Commission estimates that it will go up to 133.7% this year and to 135.2% in 2020, in breach of EU rules that say it should go down.
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AND THIS IS AN APPROACH THROUGH THE BACK DOOR, TO TRY AND INFLUENCE TAX POLICY, THROUGH COMPETITION LAW, AND WE DON'T AGREE WITH THAT, BUT MORE IMPORTANTLY, WE THINK THEY'RE IN BREACH OF INTERNATIONAL TAX PRACTICE, WHERE TAX LIABILITY FOLLOWS ECONOMIC ACTIVITY, AND THE ECONOMIC ACTIVITY ON WHICH THEY'RE RAISING THE TAX ASSESSMENT IN IRELAND, DID NOT OCCUR IN IRELAND.
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The lawsuit alleges that the supplier continued to make demands of Tesla for damages and finances, and Tesla is asking in the lawsuit for a judge to agree that Tesla is not in breach of its contractual obligations and that Tesla owes nothing to Hoerbiger, and for damages related for negligent misrepresentation based on the promises regarding the Falcon Wing door.
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Manafort was convicted of bank and tax fraud at a trial in Alexandria, Va., last summer and soon after agreed to plead guilty and cooperate with the special counsel to avert a second federal trial in D.C. But a federal judge ruled that Manafort lied to investigators in breach of his plea deal, bringing a swift end to his cooperation.
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Cohen has been sentenced to prison for making hush-money payments and Manafort is being accused by special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE of lying to investigators in breach of his plea agreement.
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"The ability to remotely monitor and manage the human impacts of this coronavirus through data our mobile phones naturally generate and operator networks process lawfully everyday has got to be of great utility to protecting our key workers from having to encounter people in breach, as well was giving us the analysis in real time of how widespread the infection is," Hallowes said.
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On Monday, Mueller accused former Trump campaign Paul ManafortPaul John ManafortTrial of ex-Obama White House counsel suddenly postponed Top Mueller probe prosecutor to join Georgetown Law as lecturer DOJ releases notes from official Bruce Ohr's Russia probe interviews MORE of lying to investigators in breach of his plea deal, cutting off the cooperation of a witness who was once viewed as high interest the probe.
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READ: Putin on a nuclear arms race: Bring it on But last year, the U.S. accused Russia of being in breach of the treaty, and NATO sided with the U.S. In December, Washington gave Moscow a 60-day deadline to come back into compliance with the treaty and when it didn't, Trump announced the U.S. would formally withdraw from the treaty on August 2.
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Heathrow Pause suggested it had up to 213 people willing to volunteer to fly toy drones a few feet off the ground within a 22019km drone "no fly" zone around the airport — an act that would technically be in breach of U.K. laws on drone flights, although the group said it would only use small drones, flown at head height and not within flight paths.
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President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE will be in breach of contract with the General Services Administration (GSA) over his Washington hotel when he takes office, Democratic lawmakers say in a new letter.
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