In the 22006s, nearly all of GM's Flint plants were either in noncompliance or flagged for potential noncompliance with EPA regulations.
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"I think there have been excesses, abuses, noncompliance with the protocols, noncompliance with the rules of use of force, bad judgment or crimes," Mr. Piñera said.
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DESANTIS: Well, you have to impose a sanction for noncompliance.
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Russia, meanwhile, has accused Washington of noncompliance with the treaty.
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This was seen as noncompliance, further grounds to continue guardianship.
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Noncompliance could result in €50 million fines for social media sites.
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Any noncompliance with the law may be challenged in other courts.
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These reports cover all four noncompliance issues raised by the senators.
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Ambiguity in the law also gives potential registrants an excuse for noncompliance.
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The office resolves noncompliance through filing repots, terminating registrations and imposing penalties.
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Notably, the potential cost of noncompliance could be a significant legal liability.
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Businesses would be fined at least $250 for each instance of noncompliance.
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There are ways of, it's there's noncompliance, the tariffs go back up.
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The President's habit of noncompliance is, in some ways, an effective strategy.
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"It's a fair bit of work, and it invites noncompliance," she said.
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If WADA declines to seek noncompliance, the next deadline is June 30.
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"There's a lot of talk of Iran's noncompliance with the deal, but there isn't a lot of evidence of Iran's noncompliance," Jeffrey Lewis, an arms control expert at the Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey, told me.
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Most left early because of illness, death, noncompliance or choice, per court filings.
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The report found widespread noncompliance under the previous government of President Hamid Karzai.
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The "perception of noncompliance" is scary, so organizations will start to back away.
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This will lead to inferior data blinded by both noncompliance and selection bias.
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Toilet paper, flip-flops, dumbbells and frozen oysters have been cited for noncompliance.
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Another of the issues the foundation's own lawyers flagged: a culture of noncompliance.
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The law has been on the books since 2008 but still suffers from noncompliance.
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The sixties had set a place for Joni Mitchell, but her essence was noncompliance.
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The state also charged premiums and instituted a six-month lockout provision for noncompliance.
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As a general rule, what's more, noncompliance is a poor justification for terminating care.
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Due to that noncompliance, the Committee is now pursuing this matter in the federal courts.
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Studies suggest prescription noncompliance, in general, costs the U.S. at least $100 billion a year.
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In recent years, Google faced a huge $1.3 billion fine for tax noncompliance in France.
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The hospital and doctor, not the patient, incur the financial penalties for the patient's noncompliance.
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The appeals court also said the company could face fines for every day of noncompliance.
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The company has been facing a huge $1.3 billion fine for tax noncompliance in France.
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The threat of punishment for noncompliance with a deferred prosecution agreement is a court order.
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It would also include an enforcement system of random audits and steep penalties for noncompliance.
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The agency anticipates sending additional revenue officers out as it identifies more cases of noncompliance.
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The letter states the University of Louisville took adequate corrective actions to address the noncompliance.
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Another 1503,076 people have been in noncompliance for two months and can lose Medicaid in October.
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The Supreme Court action also paused fines the company was facing for every day of noncompliance.
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The controversy over how to deal with DOJ noncompliance intensified when eleven members led by Rep.
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The penalty for noncompliance is 4 percent of global revenue, or €803 million, whichever is higher.
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In Ms. Bening, he saw a kindred spirit who had "a delicious, wonderful noncompliance," he said.
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Many states have no criminal sanctions for noncompliance, though some have statutes that include civil penalties.
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Last August the U.S., with NATO support, withdrew from the treaty after years of Russian noncompliance.
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Expectations of trustworthy behavior — and the consequences of noncompliance — should be made explicit from the outset.
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The art strike asks individuals and institutions to close or otherwise observe the day of noncompliance.
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"Noncompliance or failure by the board to do as ordered must be held against it," she said.
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In answering McIvor's lawsuit, the state denied that it had a history of noncompliance with care standards.
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It also does not create specific penalties for noncompliance, leaving that determination to judges, the sources said.
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The penalty for noncompliance is a 30 percent withholding on any U.S. investments held by the institution.
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Regardless, we will continue to cooperate with the city and we are addressing any prior noncompliance concerns.
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The NFL informally enforces the rule to smaller coordinator positions, but it doesn't apply penalties for noncompliance.
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Another is a more serious warning of possible noncompliance with US tax law and potential IRS enforcement.
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Another research giant, Gartner, predicts we will see a multimillion-dollar fine for regulatory noncompliance before 2020.
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The cost for attending a holy birthday month can be prohibitive, as is the cost for noncompliance.
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Some states do not require that they be recorded, and in states that do, noncompliance is high.
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This may include noncompliance payments of up to 5 percent of Google parent Alphabet's daily worldwide turnover.
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"Noncompliance is often a precursor to someone that is preparing to flee or fight," the report states.
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There has been some recent improvement to air sealing standards in building codes, but noncompliance remains high.
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"If there are problems, noncompliance, we're going to dive into that," Chaffetz told The Hill on Thursday.
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China's noncompliance has been treated as a foregone conclusion since well before the arbitral proceedings took place.
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Noncompliance fines have increased 160% since the last report by Fenergo on the subject 15 months ago.
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The fine for noncompliance is $300 a day, peanuts for hospitals with nine-figure budgets (or higher).
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Noncompliance in the service industry in particular affected more employees than all industries combined, the researchers note.
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The result is that while the mandate stands as a legal fact, noncompliance is actually extremely widespread.
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Recalcitrant owners are scolded for noncompliance and repeat offenders can face fines up to $2,500 per month.
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On both of those outstanding subpoenas, we either have compliance, we have partial compliance, or we have noncompliance.
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We know the Trump Taj Mahal paid a $10 million civil fine for noncompliance with money laundering rules.
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Massive noncompliance with US anti–money laundering protocols is apparently a civil issue rather than a criminal one.
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If force is the response to noncompliance, people like Rinaldo are in mortal peril whenever they encounter cops.
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So, if we snap them back in place without cause, we -- and not Iran -- would be in noncompliance.
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The elite performed for Gossip Girl; Gossip Girl, in turn, tsked at noncompliance before tearing another friendship apart.
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Any infraction of Iran's nuclear commitments, however minor, should prompt the IAEA to declare the regime in noncompliance.
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The opinion found that "willful but silent noncompliance" with a contract was not fraudulent without some later misstatement.
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He warned the panel continues to set a "broader precedent" of noncompliance that could hobble future congressional investigations.
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In any case, lawmakers must demand concrete evidence of Iranian noncompliance, if there is any, before reimposing sanctions.
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He warned the panel continues to set a "broader precedent" of noncompliance that could hobble future congressional investigations.
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Some hotels and ashrams are closed for noncompliance, according to local news reports, but enforcement has been inconsistent.
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In short, we may expect that bad laws and regulations — "shoves," we might say — will generate protest or noncompliance.
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But PDVSA's noncompliance with oil supply contracts started months ago as production declines accelerated, according to internal company documents.
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On Tuesday, the Supreme Court denied it would continue to freeze daily fines placed upon the company for noncompliance.
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And now, whether he intended to or not, Noah has stirred more debate with a quiet act of noncompliance.
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And he has changed the standard deal terms to make it easier for Justice Department officials to establish noncompliance.
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"Any noncompliance of Russia with the I.N.F. treaty would be a serious concern for the alliance," Mr. Stoltenberg said.
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According to the agency's own recommendations, a flight attendant or pilot in charge should be filing a noncompliance report.
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But under last year's final tax-reform bill, people no longer face a penalty for noncompliance as of January 2019.
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" Another team from Temple University estimated 33 percent of admissions connected to adverse drug reactions were related to "patient noncompliance.
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For those not swayed by financial incentives and the improvement of patient care, the government baked in penalties for noncompliance.
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After that, the company can be fined up to 5 percent of its parent company Alphabet's daily revenue for noncompliance.
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After that, the company can be fined up to 85033 percent of its parent company Alphabet's daily revenue for noncompliance.
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Once the judge held the company in contempt for noncompliance, the back-and-forth over an appeal stayed largely anonymous.
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The country, which is led by populist and anti-establishment forces, was a case of "particularly serious noncompliance," he added.
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For a century, they have faced an initial fine of a mere $25, plus $5 a day for continued noncompliance.
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"Considering this, it is reasonable that Mr. Sterling was under the influence, and that contributed to his noncompliance," Landry said.
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Valentina Cherevatenko, a civil society leader in southern Russia, has been prosecuted for "malicious" noncompliance with the "foreign agents" law.
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This additional specificity allows us to demonstrate tangibly any noncompliance by the other side as well as our own compliance.
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In an interview last week, Taylor emphasized that WADA has to use its declaration of noncompliance as a last resort.
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Trump administration officials, like many of their predecessors, "have not taken any actions to address states' noncompliance," the report said.
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Despite this unfair report, EPA is committed to enforcing environmental laws to correct noncompliance and promote cleanup of contaminated sites.
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WALLACE: And very briefly, sir, the areas where you see noncompliance, and you might see action on the floor this week.
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"CBP's noncompliance with the law has allowed criminal detainees to walk free," special counsel Henry J. Kerner said at the time.
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During that meeting, which the filing suggests lasted more than two hours, Kramer "panicked" after hearing the penalties associated with noncompliance.
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Compliance-based policing -- when police treat noncompliance with their instructions, on its own, as a threat -- puts everyone at some risk.
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Problem: Wrong medication, wrong time, wrong dosage and noncompliance are just some of the major issues for patients taking multiple medications.
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The word "obstruct" is key in the NY Telephone case, used to describe the effects of New York Telephone Company's noncompliance.
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If the noncompliance card were played, though, then it would have been a simple matter of threatening Dao with his arrest.
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Noncompliance with the law is rampant: Unpaid taxes on foreign accounts are estimated at $40 billion to $70 billion a year.
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The bill imposes no penalties or fines for noncompliance, and it may leave many genetically engineered ingredients exempt from labeling requirements.
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But Trump's Atlantic City casinos paid $10 million in fines two years ago for noncompliance with federal rules about money laundering.
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On College Football A two-year bowl ban for what the N.C.A.A. called a team's "recurring culture of noncompliance" in recruiting.
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Mr. Trump is justified in his concern about Russia's noncompliance with the I.N.F. Treaty, as are NATO officials, who on Dec.
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The Italian Competition Authority (ICA) began noncompliance proceedings against Facebook for its alleged failure to comply with requests regarding consumer data.
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The Buildings Department defended the noncompliance citations, saying that illegal work could be dangerous, even fatal, for owners, tenants and neighbors.
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"CBP's noncompliance with the law has allowed criminal detainees to walk free," said Special Counsel Henry J. Kerner at the time.
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Here&aposs why noncompliance is such a large issue, and why it will become more difficult to remain compliant moving forward:.
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"This oversight is important because Deutsche Bank has a long record of violations and a culture of noncompliance," Van Hollen said.
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HHS would enforce the rules by publishing a list of companies and products that didn't comply, and noncompliance could also trigger lawsuits.
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And seeing them as whole or beautiful in spite of or because of their noncompliance is just another way of objectifying them.
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The law does not specify penalties for noncompliance, saying only that House and Senate committees are responsible for oversight of the collection.
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But it would be essential to demonstrate their noncompliance to the other Syrian opposition groups in order to counter the extremists' maneuver.
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But noncompliance can result in confiscation,(which could, in turn, have severe medical consequences), deportation, jail time, and even the death penalty.
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In the letter signed by Mr. Shultz and others, the arms control experts recognized what they called Russia's noncompliance with the treaty.
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The ability to withhold federal funds for noncompliance with a federal statute is a power that the Constitution gives solely to Congress.
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They said more and more violations were being written as Class 1, the severest designation, putting respondents at risk of noncompliance tickets.
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A 2016 study looked at data over 20 years and found the rate of noncompliance hovered at 34% over the two decades.
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"They're going to have to prove they had nothing to do with the noncompliance," a spokesperson for the agency told the Times.
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"The department was surprised to learn the extent of the noncompliance issues once it kind of dug into this issue further," Merritt said.
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Because of my own prejudices, I was dismayed but not surprised to read about the noncompliance of big pharma in Mr. Piller's article.
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The treaty is already on thin ice–especially after claims in 2016 of Russian noncompliance in reducing its arsenal to agreed-upon levels.
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The bill further requires mandatory inspections if the FTC has "reason to suspect" noncompliance, and any findings would be turned over to Congress.
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It also notes that the company can face daily fines for noncompliance and/or the loss of its approval to receive Medicare payments.
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Judge Genece Brinkley cited a failed drug test and the rapper's noncompliance with a court order restricting his travel in her sentencing order.
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His account was backed up by a dozen other doctors and health care experts, who described varying degrees of noncompliance in the testing.
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"We don't have a good measure of compliance," she said, though she said the agency was doing a "better job" at targeting noncompliance.
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But an American Airlines spokeswoman said that the two were removed for "noncompliance" and disputed some of the details of Ms. Khalil's account.
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The accord has a provision for addressing accusations of noncompliance, in which a joint commission would evaluate complaints and try to rectify them.
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In his presentation, he referred instead to "noncompliance" with hospital policies and to instances where executives appeared not to have followed existing policies.
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The law will give officials authority to compel compliance and to punish noncompliance, but it may not have the resources to act effectively.
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" He added that "despite this unfair report, EPA is committed to enforcing environmental laws to correct noncompliance and promote cleanup of contaminated sites.
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One explanation, the Buildings Department said, is that hazardous construction sites are more likely to lead to stop-work orders than noncompliance fines.
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"Neither your report nor any of these other extensive oversight efforts have identified material instances of noncompliance by our vendors," Mr. Manning wrote.
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The agency "relied on the memories of the employees responsible for the oversight activities to recognize recurring instances of noncompliance," the report said.
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Under the other order, businesses or individuals found to be in noncompliance would be given "an opportunity to be heard" before they are penalized.
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Technologists inhabit the worlds of deterministic logic and computable probabilities, but lawyers are at home amid unpredictability, noncompliance, and even the possibility of catastrophe.
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Rather, such trainers argue, police need to take in the broader tactical situation when deciding how to respond, rather than simply keying off noncompliance.
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A survey from Consumer Reports showed that noncompliance with advice or treatment recommendations is the top complaint that primary care physicians have about patients.
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This statute makes noncompliance with a subpoena a misdemeanor punishable by a fine of up to $100,000 and imprisonment of up to 12 months.
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At one point in the argument, Lin noted that fines for noncompliance with the Clean Water Act's permitting rules can reach $50,000 per day.
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Court documents state that based on Mr. Crutcher's noncompliance, Officer Shelby's fear "resulted in her unreasonable actions" that led her to fire her weapon.
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Last week's inspections, conducted on Tuesday and Wednesday, resulted in noncompliance notices for some offshore operators, which could result in fines, Mr. Mathews said.
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While they described penalties for noncompliance, they did not explain how, if the owner of an AR-15 kept it, officials would ever know.
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Noncompliance is punishable by fines (of up to $15,000 for individuals and more than $740,000 for companies) and up to one year in prison.
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But when federal agencies secretly move their own rules' goalposts and then threaten millions of dollars in fines for noncompliance, it can be devastating.
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"Compliance is all over the map and will be until the rules are clear and there are actual penalties for noncompliance," Ross told Greg.
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In 2000, he took part in a citywide study of the spaces along with the City Planning Department that found similar percentages of noncompliance.
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Bob Menendez (D-NJ) released a memo from the DHS OIG that raised concerns over Ciccone's alleged noncompliance with the State Department OIG review.
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That said, not everyone who has HIV actually starts ART and sticks to a treatment regimen, Rizza says, because of barriers to care or noncompliance.
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More than simply disappointing the SEC, this threatens to undercut the SEC's contempt power, which it rarely uses but is its ultimate sanction for noncompliance.
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Already there are at least five bills in the Senate and eight in the house trying to target "sanctuary cities" and the noncompliance policies. Sen.
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Back in 2012, Le Canard Enchaîné revealed that Google was facing a $20113 billion fine (€1 billion) for tax penalties in a tax noncompliance case.
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"We have had cases in the past of self-inflicted gunshots, and there is more noncompliance," Petty Officer Mark Barney of the Coast Guard said.
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Observers who are closely tracking the tax-return fight said the House could consider voting to hold administration officials in contempt of Congress for noncompliance.
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It will disclose its enforcement plan before the deadline, but there will be financial penalties for noncompliance, according to Andrew Rudansky, a buildings department spokesman.
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Russia's continued noncompliance could affect its ability to host global competitions, at which the host nation is typically in charge of drug-testing all athletes.
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The consequences of the Trump administration's foolish decision to abandon that nuclear deal last year, with no evidence of Iranian noncompliance, were predictable — and predicted.
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Another option would be to declare that Iran was in noncompliance but to keep enforcing the accord in any case, according to some administration officials.
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Recognizing these issues, Congress acted in late 2015 to provide providers with the opportunity to apply for a hardship exception for EHR noncompliance in 2015.
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The Agency is committed to the vigorous enforcement of our nation's environmental laws and inaccurate suggestions to the contrary only embolden noncompliance with the law.
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Russia would then have 21 days to decide whether to agree, or to challenge the noncompliance in front of the Court of Arbitration for Sport.
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But in an interview last week, Jonathan Taylor, the chairman of WADA's compliance review committee, said noncompliance should be declared only as a last resort.
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The committee officially noted Trump Jr.'s absence on the day he was supposed to appear to signal his noncompliance with the subpeona, said another source.
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Noncompliance increases the risks of hospital and nursing home admissions and premature death, and costs the US health care system more than $200 billion each year.
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" A spokesperson for Southwest played down the investigation to the Journal saying it was a "routine dialogue" and the documents did not "constitute findings of noncompliance.
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The good doctor's resistance could have been interpreted as noncompliance with a crew member, which is a federal matter, but that would have been a stretch.
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Despite multiple UN Security Council Resolutions (UNSCRs) requiring Tehran to suspend its sensitive nuclear proliferation activities, Iran continued to be in noncompliance with its international obligations.
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If we snap them back unilaterally and without cause, we, the United States -- not Iran -- would be in noncompliance and on the outside of international convention.
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If Cerutti didn't get answers within the next two weeks, he would issue a notice of noncompliance, followed by possible fines and revocation of the permit.
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We can improve transparency and notification by creating incentives for members to provide required notifications and applying sanctions for willful and repeated noncompliance with notification rules.
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In the last five years, the Labor Department conducted 1,515 investigations of possible parity violations and issued 171 citations for noncompliance by employer-sponsored health plans.
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It provides an ideal stage for a mass counter-spectacle, and also a very tangible site of economic noncompliance through fare evasion and potentially transit shutdowns.
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Section 1373 specifies no punishment for noncompliance: It is a toothless tiger, passed by a Congress more intent on winning political points than punishing sanctuary cities.
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Risk-averse banks are concerned that sanctions could snap back into place as a result of Iran's noncompliance, the next U.S. president's reneging or Congressional sabotage.
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When it comes to suspected sexual assault, reporting protocol must be well outlined and adhered to, and the consequence of noncompliance should be loss of membership.
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Some Democratic voters, concerned by the possibility of witnesses ignoring congressional subpoenas, have raised the specter of jail time as a punishment or deterrent for noncompliance.
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He's aiming to examine noncompliance with FOIA, as well as the use of personal email for government business and how it could affect record-keeping policies.
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"I believe the Iranians have come to the conclusion that noncompliance and pushback in the region has brought them more dividends than compliance and restraint," Vaez says.
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If governments don't accept "the recommendations made by the Kimberley Process, then we need to have penalties for noncompliance, but [the process] doesn't have them," said Smillie.
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She also noted that many negative interactions with law enforcement officers in the disability community start with "noncompliance," when someone doesn't respond to orders from law enforcement.
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When the 10th of September arrived, staff were clearly expecting us not to show up to our work details, ready to report our noncompliance to their bosses.
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If you fail to comply with this notice, then we will have no other alternative but to contact the United States Capitol Police and report your noncompliance.
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He said that what's happening right now is very unusual, though noncompliance might be the retired general's only move if he wants to avoid time behind bars.
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But it's very difficult for me to envision progress in extending START II, as an example, if the foundation of that is noncompliance with the INF Treaty.
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Chamberlike and willowy, suffused with melancholy, it reflects her sly noncompliance with jazz and classical conventions, which has been a prevalent theme of her half-century career.
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If inaction and noncompliance with government guidelines starts to be framed as question of religious freedom, then it could further stall the widespread implementation of stricter guidelines.
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"The parties need not use divining tools to extrapolate from those orders what does or does not constitute noncompliance," the judge wrote in her three-page order.
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Peter BudettiTed DoolittleShantanu AgrawalWashington To the Editor: Journals should state their disclosure policy explicitly and prominently, along with the consequences of noncompliance, on the manuscript submission form.
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What better way to achieve this than with a binding and detailed human rights chapter in Nafta, with teeth: enforcement provisions and trade-related sanctions for noncompliance.
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If it decides to once again seek the suspension of Russia's antidoping laboratories, it will send a letter asserting noncompliance laying out a set of recommended consequences.
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" Petrobras's distribution arm said in an email that it had canceled 2000 contracts, including the unfinished ships at Mauá "as a result of noncompliance with contract obligations.
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The statement calls for a shutdown of cultural institutions on January 20 to "combat the normalization of Trumpism": #J203 Art StrikeAn Act of Noncompliance on Inauguration Day.
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Although the audits found four instances of potential noncompliance by Mar-a-Lago, the DOL "found neither a substantial pattern or practice that warranted action," the spokesperson added.
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The Iranians negotiate faithfully only when they have no other recourse, and change their behavior only when diplomacy is backed by the credible imposition of costs for noncompliance.
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Out of necessity, suppliers find it necessary to provide an electronic Form I-6900 capability with E-Verify and this is where the initial noncompliance issues will start.
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Property rights advocates said the permitting process can take two years and cost up to $270,000, with owners facing penalties of up to $37,500 a day for noncompliance.
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The department's Federal Student Aid (FSA) division "rarely used available contract accountability provisions to hold servicers accountable for instances of noncompliance," an inspector general report published Tuesday found.
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The authority said on Wednesday that it would be amending its filing with the federal Housing Department to acknowledge that areas of noncompliance went well beyond lead paint.
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" Moreover, she said, Justice Department lawyers, who represent federal agencies in court, "may not use noncompliance with guidance documents as a basis for proving violations of applicable law.
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A Department of Services for Children, Youth, and Their Families spokesperson said the daycare facility had no "noncompliance issues" listed in its May inspection, The News Journal reports.
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Extinction Rebellion attracted criticism on social media after the group compared its noncompliance with the police ban to the actions of the American civil rights pioneer Rosa Parks.
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The corporation still appears to be accruing $50,000 a day fines for noncompliance, after lower courts said the company must turn over the information and imposed escalating penalties.
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No more documenting noncompliance in inspection reports, no more solid enforcement (to protect and serve as a deterrent), and no bold actions to rescue animals who are suffering.
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The recommendation says that noncompliance should be pursued only as a last resort, and in all cases if a "nonconformity" is corrected quickly, no sanction should be imposed.
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The consequences are considerable enough that the American media company Tronc decided to block all European readers from its sites rather than risk the ramifications of its apparent noncompliance.
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WildlifeDirect monitors wildlife trials in Kenyan courts and released findings of noncompliance which led to the implementation of 10 major recommendations, including the creation of a specialized prosecution team.
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The FDIC found massive levels of legal violations, including noncompliance with the Truth-in-Lending Act, Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act, Federal Trade Commission Act and Equal Credit Opportunity Act.
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For now, the Treasury and State departments have issued a new slate of economic sanctions over Iran's ballistic missile program, while senior officials continue to lambast Tehran for noncompliance.
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These deficiencies posed "a serious threat to the health and safety of Medicare beneficiaries" and followed years of noncompliance, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid said in the letter.
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Brazilian Judge Releases Facebook Executive | The executive, Diego Dzodan, was freed a day after he was arrested over Facebook's noncompliance with orders seeking information from a WhatsApp messaging account.
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Apple has finished paying $15 billion European fine Amazon settles tax optimization dispute with French authorities Google Is Preparing To Pay A Huge Fine For Tax Noncompliance In France
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A: Believe me, I know how frustrating it is to find that you have accidentally complied when noncompliance was an option that would have made you feel much better.
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And another website, which includes not only lawsuits but also government investigations into web or technological accessibility, lists 37 schools that have been accused of noncompliance with disability law.
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She pointed to past orders on violations of the agreement for similar issues, and said "the parties need not use divining tools to extrapolate" what constitutes noncompliance, she wrote.
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Although the disclosure law was updated in 2007 to add criminal penalties for failing to register as a lobbyist, there has never been a comprehensive effort to scrutinize noncompliance.
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Under the new policy, the agency will mostly not be investigating civil noncompliance with environmental regulations, although it "does not provide leniency for intentional criminal violations" of the law.
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One of the areas of focus is jumpstarting more compliance in tank vapor control systems, of which the agency has seen an uptick in noncompliance, according to the source.
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The protocol contains provisions for noncompliance, ranging from the provision of technical and financial assistance to trade sanctions in ozone depleting substances, which will be widened to include HFCs.
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The Massachusetts Democrat has previously indicated that defying his request would be interpreted as noncompliance and lead to an escalation of a standoff between the Trump administration and House Democrats.
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The president is due to inform Congress in the coming weeks whether Iran remains in compliance with the deal — Trump has indicated that he wants to find it in noncompliance.
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Failing to do so counts as noncompliance, meaning people who may be working 85033 hours a month can still get kicked off the program if they don't file monthly reports.
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That level of noncompliance could result in an undercount of thousands of residents, depriving them of millions of dollars in federal funds that they would otherwise be eligible to receive.
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Failing to do so counts as noncompliance, meaning people who may be working 85033 hours a month can still get kicked off the program if they don't file monthly reports.
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In The Times, my colleague Bret Stephens offers a different take, writing that Iran's history of dishonesty and noncompliance means that the United States should not keep the current deal.
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"Unlike previous administrations that were complacent with noncompliance, this administration will not let these serious environmental failures languish," said Michael Stoker, the administrator of E.P.A. Region 9, which includes California.
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The Pentagon is rebelling against the House Select Committee on Benghazi in an unusually blunt letter accusing congressional Republicans of making unrealistic demands and threatening to subpoena officials for noncompliance.
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Mr. Soldevere, the spokesman, acknowledged that small property owners received a majority of noncompliance citations, but said it was because developers had more incentives and resources to fix violations immediately.
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Patient noncompliance is an epidemic, estimated to affect 20% to 30% of short-term therapies, 50% to 60% of long-term medication and 70% to 80% of advice about lifestyle changes.
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"Of course a tech company or anyone can challenge the order, and then courts will have to decide," Shanmugam said, though he pointed out that there will be sanctions for noncompliance.
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The process starts early, when prospective jurors receive stern notices in the mail ordering them to put their lives on hold and report for jury duty, with steep penalties for noncompliance.
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As such, banks should act now if they don't want to inconvenience their customers by putting their payments at risk of getting rejected or potentially get fined by regulators for noncompliance.
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"After decades of noncompliance with the law - which has devastated the Basin - there is a glimmer of hope that the oil and gas industry will start being held accountable," he added.
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The letter, signed by the interim chairman of the board, Stanley Brezenoff, enumerated the areas of noncompliance discovered so far by an internal review, and said that more could be forthcoming.
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In New York, we have a law — Kendra's Law — that allows for broader inclusionary criteria so that, for example, commitment can be based on a person's history of noncompliance in treatment.
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Jonathan Allen, Britain's deputy ambassador, told reporters that the draft had conveyed "the very serious concerns" relayed by the panel of experts and had made clear "Iranian noncompliance" with the embargo.
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The law requires organizations to get permission from their users before collecting any personal information, and companies could face steep fines — of up to 4 percent of global revenue — for noncompliance.
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And tact, in that you must be more patient and understanding of partial or noncompliance — and more effusive in expressing gratitude for work done — than a boss who is signing paychecks.
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Still, the statewide culture of noncompliance needs to be addressed immediately, and the bill on Mr. Cuomo's desk, which sailed through the Legislature last spring, is one small and simple fix.
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"The United States has concluded that extraordinary events related to the subject matter of the Treaty arising from Russia's continued noncompliance have jeopardized the United States' supreme interests," the statement said.
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About 163,400 failed to do so and, for 4,655 of them, it was their third month of noncompliance — meaning they are now locked out of coverage through the end of the year.
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"This pattern of noncompliance indicates a severe administrative impairment," the report says, calling into question "the University's ability and willingness" to adhere to other federal rules, such as federal student aid programs.
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Along with the cap, another bill would require high-volume ride-hailing companies like Uber and Lyft them to provide data on usage and charges or face a $10,000 fine for noncompliance.
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Moreover, the threat of noncompliance by the OPEC members who are agreeing to this production cut remains a viable risk for oil prices as countries like Iran continue ramping up their production.
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Miguel Cardenal, president of the country's Higher Sports Council, said Spain had made significant progress in the fight against doping despite the setbacks with Operation Puerto and the noncompliance ruling by WADA.
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"If company management is unable to accurately gauge the risk of a systemic cyber event, it may well decide the fine for noncompliance is a cost that is worth paying," Dinis said.
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The move, meant to penalize Russia for noncompliance, is likely to alarm the international community, particularly Europe, and cause fears that the US and Russia could enter a new nuclear arms race.
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Some platforms have refused all political advertising – by Americans – in places like Maryland and Seattle, due to the heavy burdens of compliance and consequences of accidental noncompliance with local "honest ads" acts.
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To help answer this question, on Thursday morning, the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace unveiled a new tracker that presents each allegation of noncompliance made by the Trump administration and assesses them.
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The E.P.A. could declare the entire area to be in "serious" noncompliance of the Clean Air Act early next year, with potentially huge economic implications, including a cutoff of federal transportation funds.
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If the data is found to have been tampered with, the compliance review committee will meet immediately and most likely recommend that the executive committee serve Russia with a notice of noncompliance.
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About 8,400 failed to do so, and for 4,655 of them, it was their third month of noncompliance — meaning they are now locked out of coverage through the end of the year.
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Nargess Hosseini, the second woman to publicly remove her headscarf, has faced stiffer penalties and potential charges, including encouraging corruption, noncompliance with religious hijab, and failing to act in an Islamically sanctioned manner.
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"We generally pursue enforcement action when a carrier exhibits a pattern or practice of noncompliance with the department's consumer protection regulations and federal anti-discrimination statues that we enforce," the Transportation Department said.
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While three months of noncompliance gets you booted from the Medicaid program, the deadline for beneficiaries to tell the state how they're meeting the requirement for August wasn't until Wednesday at 9 p.m.
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In addition to reigniting a nuclear arms race ended by Ronald Reagan 30 years ago, reintroducing nuclear-armed Tomahawk cruise missiles would aggravate the INF crisis by validating Moscow's claims of U.S. noncompliance.
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There's also the sunset clause in the accord (refraining from breakout for 10 years, after political commitment among parties); and second, snapback provision (reimposing sanctions if there were noncompliance); and, third, international inspections.
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He received to two to four years in state prison last week by Judge Genece Brinkley, who cited a failed drug test and the rapper's noncompliance with a court order restricting his travel.
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Last month, in a move seen as an attempt to undermine that probe, a group of House Republicans introduced a resolution to impeach Rosenstein for noncompliance with congressional subpoenas for Justice Department documents.
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The historically black university in Washington, D.C., said it will continue investigating its financial aid office, and is looking into federal student aid to see if there was noncompliance with policies and procedures.
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"Nycha's leadership, including its newly appointed chief compliance officer, are committed to addressing issues of noncompliance," read a section marked with an asterisk of the form, appended at the end by the authority.
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Compliance Innovations believes that by allowing the police to easily see if a vehicle is not registered or insured, the rate of noncompliance will drop, lowering insurance premiums while increasing states' registration revenues.
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Still, the federal review found that years of pressure from state officials to enroll fewer students in special education had created a culture of noncompliance with federal law that had outlasted the policy.
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The court denied Iran's attempt to secure broad measures to interfere with U.S. sanctions and rightly noted Iran's history of noncompliance with its international obligations under the treaty of nonproliferation of nuclear weapons.
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" According to the newspaper, the draft report concluded that FAA oversight of the U.S. carrier was "lax, ineffective and inconsistent," and that the agency's approach helped to "justify continued noncompliance with safety regulations.
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In the hearing that day, Jackson suggested this lack of response amounted to noncompliance on the part of Knights of Columbus, and ordered the Knights to provide more data to UKnight for analysis.
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"Many of the Board Members who remain were well aware of USAG's concealment of sexual abuse, its noncompliance with reporting statutes and harsh treatment of sexual abuse survivors," Manly said in a statement.
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Worst of all, addiction is the only medical disorder for which medical abandonment—cutting off medications, expelling people from treatment for noncompliance—is not only not discouraged or seen as unethical, but is commonplace.
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"The big companies may be unlikely to sue one another under this provision, but smaller companies could sue bigger ones, or generic makers might bring actions for noncompliance," said former FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb.
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"Board members need to be proactive to avoid the headaches" of being fined for noncompliance if they prioritize an optional, time-consuming modernization and miss a deadline for an upgrade required by the city.
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"These violations share the common thread of Rutgers and individuals not grasping the importance of adhering to institutional policies and compounding problems by further noncompliance with N.C.A.A. legislation," the committee wrote in its decision.
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The United States has advocated for measures that would incentivize the member states to abide by the rules by providing for consequences in cases of noncompliance, such as loss of privileges to chair WTO bodies.
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While the IRS has made it clear that noncompliance can lead to a rash of bad consequences — ranging from penalties and interest to prison time — some investors simply haven't understood the reporting requirements, Morin said.
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If the bill is passed — it would need to be approved by the European Parliament and a majority of the member states — they would face fines for noncompliance, although it's unclear what those would be.
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"Russia's noncompliance under the treaty jeopardizes U.S. supreme interests as Russia's development and fielding of a treaty-violating missile system represents a direct threat to the United States and our allies and partners," Pompeo said.
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The United States' credibility for diplomacy with China, our allies and our adversaries will be crippled if the United States unilaterally pulls out of the Iran agreement without clear and compelling evidence of Iranian noncompliance.
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In addition to discussing problems with the future state plan, the report also discusses problems that undermine taxpayers' rights, problems that waste IRS resources and problems that contribute to noncompliance with earned income tax credits.
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But the majority, 78 percent, reported not having to change their primary care physician or doctor, and the same percentage were not required to give up a medical plan due to noncompliance with the ACA.
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In a U.S.-China trade dispute dating to the Obama administration, China is seeking $2.4 billion in retaliatory sanctions for noncompliance with a World Trade Organization ruling on U.S. duties imposed between 2007 and 2012.
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As a matter of law, there is no reason domestic banking supervisors must put into effect the recommendations of the Financial Stability Board and other international regulatory efforts, but the consequences of noncompliance are high.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - The Brazilian government has been alerting local companies about the extent of sanctions imposed by the United States on Iran and the possible consequences in case of noncompliance, President Jair Bolsonaro said on Friday.
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Regarding hundreds of thousands of dollars in fines it will have to pay for noncompliance, "The conflict is real and, like the other questions presented, has ramifications for America's relationships with other countries," the filing adds.
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Under the Affordable Care Act, hospitals started shutting down at worrisome rates because of an increase in financial penalties for noncompliance with A.C.A. mandates, the cost of tighter reporting standards and smaller reimbursements for certain procedures.
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In addition, the U.S. Department of Justice during the Obama administration sent threatening letters to institutions for alleged website ADA noncompliance and routinely filed statements of interest in litigation claiming that the ADA applies to websites.
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In Florida, real estate agents have to notify purchasers if a property is subject to natural hazards, but the law applies only to a limited area along the Florida coast and has no penalties for noncompliance.
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"For... Belgium, Italy, Austria, Portugal and Slovenia, the Draft Budgetary Plans (DBP) pose a risk of noncompliance with the requirements for 2018 under the SGP," the Commission said, adding France was also in the same group.
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"Even after the MSDHS shooting and the implementation of new Florida law requiring certain safety measures, there remains noncompliance and a lack of urgency to enact basic safety principles in Florida's K-12 schools," the commission stated.
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One area the new program will specifically focus on is jumpstarting more compliance in tank vapor control systems at upstream oil and natural gas exploration production systems, of which the agency has seen an uptick in noncompliance.
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" The Transportation Department in a memo said it had launched the audit after finding that the FAA had moved from "emphasizing enforcement actions to working with carriers to address the root causes for noncompliance of safety regulations.
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Legislation must also clarify that unilateral presidential action does not constitute an abrogation, and that the misuse of executive discretion resulting in noncompliance with a treaty (except pursuant to duly-passed domestic law) is an illegal act.
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UN: Countries shouldn't threaten prison for noncompliance with measures Bachelet said she was "deeply concerned" that some countries were threatening prison time for residents who didn't comply with the measures set to combat spread of the virus.
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They and a group of red states led by Texas are in the Supreme Court defending the lower courts' conclusion that the Affordable Care Act's individual mandate, which no longer carries any penalty for noncompliance, is unconstitutional.
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"The board has not examined Commissioner Malcolm's statement of economic interest specifically, or affirmatively told her that she is in compliance, or noncompliance, with the state's conflict of interest laws," said Jodi Pope, the board's management analyst.
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Part of their reticence may lie in the rider's sticky details: It requires filmmakers and studios to hit quotas in interviews and auditions, provide a detailed hiring report, and pay penalties for noncompliance into a scholarship fund.
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" According to FBI reports, as the search unfolded Sanchini told agents that he'd seen noncompliance notices sent from various government regulatory agencies regarding unlawful misuse and mismanagement practices at the plant, but that they were always "minor.
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Two days after that, he issued a statewide stay-at-home order for both residents and tourists, noncompliance with which would be punishable by a fine of up to $5,000, up to one year in jail, or both.
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Quid pro quo donations, a culture of noncompliance, travel abuses and commingling of personal with charitable business are serious issues, especially when Americans trusted the Clinton Foundation to spend $2.5 billion tax free in the name of charity.
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The 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said the list represented Biomet's opinion that certain individuals posed "significant and unacceptable risks" of noncompliance with anticorruption laws, and not a statement of fact that could be false or defamatory.
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From the financial crisis to the end of 2019, financial institutions (FIs) racked up fines worth $36 billion globally for noncompliance regarding anti-money laundering (AML), know-your-customer (KYC), and sanctions regulations, according to findings from Fenergo.
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"Another 400,000 or 500,000 [barrels of bunker fuel] could be in noncompliance....Our analysis says some of the ships coming out of the ship yards will be designed with more efficient engines that use the new fuel," he said.
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The fundamental element of the initiative was its comprehensive approach — a single PHA in each state oversaw and administered all aspects of the program in order to better detect, respond to and resolve problems of improper payments and noncompliance.
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It is not believed to have opened any audits of churches for noncompliance under the Johnson Amendment since at least 2009, and all that ministers who send in recordings receive is a form letter thanking them for their interest.
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Bear in mind that the employer could have decided to have a formal requirement of predeparture notice for all employees (whether on maternity leave or not), with a reward for compliance or whatever penalties for noncompliance are legally permitted.
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A Southwest spokesman told the Journal the company's dealings with the agency were part of a "routine dialogue" and "do not constitute findings of noncompliance," adding the agency had not imposed fines or taken any other formal enforcement action.
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Connolly, who supports using other tools like inherent contempt or fines for noncompliance with subpoenas, told reporters he's afraid future congressional committees would have to open an impeachment inquiry every time they wanted to get information from future administrations.
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A similar protracted and mixed verdict occurred when the House brought suit to hold Attorney General Eric Holder in contempt over his noncompliance with a subpoena in an inquiry into the Justice Department's handling of a gun trafficking investigation.
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The New Health Care Whenever I talk to physicians about outcomes that are worse than you'd expect, they are quick to point out that noncompliance — when a patient does not follow a course of treatment — is a major problem.
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"Future Presidents may direct widescale noncompliance with lawful Congressional inquiries, secure in the knowledge that Congress can do little to enforce a subpoena short of directing a Sergeant at Arms to physically arrest an Executive Branch officer," Rogers wrote.
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Mr. Schiff indicated that the Intelligence Committee would "catalog the instances of noncompliance with lawful subpoenas" as a part of its report so the Judiciary Committee could consider drafting an article of impeachment charging the president with obstructing Congress.
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Researchers at the Urban Institute estimated that roughly 633 million people reported in 2016 that their plans were being canceled because of noncompliance with the A.C.A. But half of these people were eligible for Medicaid or subsidized insurance plans.
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A few years ago, the famous gun-toting Bundy family and dozens of other white militia-minded supporters faced off with federal law enforcement officers who had moved to repossess Bundy's cattle due to his noncompliance with federal law.
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The investigation will look at allegations of embezzlement of public funds, misuse of public assets, complicity and concealment of such objects, traffic of influence and noncompliance with the reporting obligations before the High Authority, according to the financial prosecutor's office.
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Also of concern are noncompliance or unwillingness to undergo tests or treatment, access to weapons, poor relationship with significant other or spouse, seeing oneself as a victim, lack of compassion or empathy, and lack of concern over consequences of harmful acts.
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The criminal contempt statute would be used purely to punish Flynn for his noncompliance because he would not be able to purge himself of his contempt by producing the subpoenaed documents after being voted in contempt by the full Senate.
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" For years, the bipartisan U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom has documented Customs and Border Protection's noncompliance with asylum-seeker protections, including, in more than fifty per cent of cases, officers at ports of entry neglecting "to read the required information.
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Citing inflation, the Obama administration last year increased the penalty for noncompliance with the fuel economy rules to $14 for each tenth of a mile per gallon for each vehicle an automaker sold in violation of the rules, starting in 2019.
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Well, for starters, there's a difference between laws being on the books and laws being enforced, and most of the agencies responsible for enforcing the laws around porn don't actually have the time, or the budgets, to prosecute anyone for noncompliance.
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This law in the State of New York allows judges to order psychiatric patients with a history of hospitalizations, treatment noncompliance, and severe deterioration to be required to attend outpatient treatment as a condition of continuing to live in the community.
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While unions and human rights groups remained skeptical about enforcement, the United States reached separate agreements with Brunei, Malaysia and Vietnam in which the three countries committed to specific labor changes, under penalty of the United States' restoring tariffs for noncompliance.
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The areas of possible noncompliance described on Wednesday include administrative requirements tied to overtime and procurement, tenant protections during the eviction process as well as those emerging out of settlements with federal prosecutors over lead and mold, Ms. Flatley said.
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The administration has sought to demonstrate that it will not tolerate noncompliance with federal immigration enforcement; California's top officials, professed leaders of the anti-Trump resistance, have pushed the state to cooperate with Immigration and Customs Enforcement as little as possible.
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"Future Presidents may direct wide scale noncompliance with lawful Congressional inquiries, secure in the knowledge that Congress can do little to enforce a subpoena short of directing a Sergeant at Arms to physically arrest an Executive Branch officer," Rogers added.
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The INF banned nuclear and conventional ground-launched missiles with ranges of 500 to 5,500 kilometers Beyond allegations of Russian noncompliance, the U.S. viewed the treaty as unfair because other geopolitical rivals, like China, were not constrained by its limits.
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In October, the department filed misdemeanor charges of noncompliance in Criminal Court in Manhattan against the owners of the seven buildings with sidewalk sheds older than a decade, which includes those used for construction and to shield against unsafe facades.
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Samara Hoag, the manager of health services at Seattle Public Schools, said she was hearing every few minutes on Wednesday from staff members who were crossing names off the noncompliance list, as families either provided documentation or scheduled vaccination appointments.
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Presiding Judge Cuno Tarfusser, reading a summary of the ruling, noted that past referrals of countries to the Security Council for noncompliance were "futile" in terms of leading to further action and also "not an effective way to obtain cooperation" with the ICC.
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According to an EPA case study of the Range Resources negotiation dated March 85033, the natural gas company said one of its biggest "challenges and issues" with the current audit policy was the short timeframe made available after they self disclosed their noncompliance.
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The rapper appeared in court on Monday after the pair of arrests and was sentenced to two to four years in state prison by Brinkley, who cited a failed drug test and the rapper's noncompliance with a court order restricting his travel.
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A thorough review published in The New England Journal of Medicine about a decade ago estimated that up to two-thirds of medication-related hospital admissions in the United States were because of noncompliance, at a cost of about $100 billion a year.
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Citing Gun World's "extensive noncompliance history," the inspector's supervisor agreed with the suggestion to revoke its license, according to a written report, but nonetheless downgraded the recommendation to a warning, saying it would give the dealer "one more opportunity" to get into compliance.
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"Within the budget it currently has, there are plenty of opportunities for the IRS to demonstrate that it can do a better job of using creativity and innovation to provide taxpayer service, encourage compliance, and address noncompliance," she said in her report.
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According to an EPA case study of the Range Resources negotiation dated March 2018, the natural gas company said one of its biggest "challenges and issues" with the current audit policy was the short timeframe made available after they self disclosed their noncompliance.
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This noncompliance costs the health care system in the United States from $100 billion to $290 billion a year from emergency room visits, hospital stays and other costs related to worsening medical conditions, according to the Network for Excellence in Health Innovation.
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Since states have their own budget issues to deal with, or may simply ideologically oppose the idea of background checks, states' noncompliance can create yet another way the system can fail to stop someone who shouldn't buy a gun from obtaining one.
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EU energy efficiency goals undermined by flawed rules and tests: POLITICO's Eline Schaart reports that the EU's energy efficiency efforts are being undermined by regulatory delays, outdated labeling requirements, flawed tests and noncompliance by manufacturers, according to a report from the European Court of Auditors.
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"Until a comprehensive virtual currency strategy is developed, the IRS is open to the risk that undetected noncompliance of virtual currency taxable transactions will result in an increase to the Tax Gap," the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration (TIGTA) said in its report.
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By putting profitability of the company ahead of the safety of your employees, you, Mr. Blankenship, created a culture of noncompliance at Upper Big Branch, where your subordinates accepted and, in fact, encouraged unsafe working conditions in order to reach profitability and production targets.
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An American Airlines spokeswoman, Alexis Aran Coello, said on Friday that the order to remove the women was in line with the airline's "noncompliance" policy, which, in this case, was related to their being asked to stop taking the photograph of the flight attendant.
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The Security Council backed that deal with a resolution that said that in the event of noncompliance, "including unauthorized transfer of chemical weapons, or any use of chemical weapons by anyone" in Syria, it would impose measures under Chapter 7 of the United Nations Charter.
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When I spoke with Gelernt the morning after the ruling, he described the process by which the A.C.L.U. and others would monitor and verify, and then, if the government wasn't abiding by the decision, go back to the judge and sue it for noncompliance.
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Ecuador's foreign minister, María Fernanda Espinosa, said Wednesday that officials would meet in London next week with Mr. Assange's lawyers to explore additional measures that Ecuador might take in connection what she called Mr. Assange's "noncompliance" with his agreement not to meddle in foreign affairs.
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But by failing to keep such weapons out of Yemen, the report said, "the Islamic Republic of Iran is in noncompliance" with Resolution 2216, adopted nearly three years ago after the war between the Houthi rebels and the Saudi-backed government in Yemen had begun.
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"Although we did not identify evidence of breaches of fiduciary duty, we did find that processes and controls for the review and management of senior executive and board-level conflicts were deficient and resulted in instances of noncompliance with M.S.K. policies," Mr. Goodman said.
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They include an attack by a mob on the British embassy in Tehran the previous year, Iran's support of the government of President Bashar al-Assad in Syria, its noncompliance with United Nations resolutions on its nuclear program and the country's human rights record.
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If implemented, a mere $500 worth of advertising would require such a disclosure, platforms with "50 million or more unique monthly U.S. visitors and or users" would need to have a public inspection file, and both platforms and political candidates could be held liable for noncompliance.
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"The agency's noncompliance with the law has allowed subjects subsequently accused of violent crimes, including homicides and sexual assault, to elude detection even when detained multiple times by C.B.P. and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)," said the letter, signed by Henry J. Kerner, the special counsel.
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Over the past few years, only a handful of farmers have received a yellow card more than once, and none has been issued the far more serious red card for repeated noncompliance, said Elisabeth Okholm Nielsen, who oversees the program for the Ministry of Environment and Food.
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Howell has made a limited amount of documents in the mysterious case available, including her opinions in the District Court that the company couldn't resist the subpoena even if it was owned by a foreign government and that it should face daily mounting fines for noncompliance.
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On the night of the kidnapping, Muller was carrying a water pistol painted black and duct-taped to a flashlight and laser pointer and headphones for the couple, with a pre-recorded message "in which the 'group' threatened to punish noncompliance with electric shock or facial laceration," Segal wrote.
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Here's a breakdown of the issues spotlighted by Mill's case: Judicial discretion Mill was sentenced to two to four years in prison three weeks ago by Philadelphia Judge Genece E. Brinkley, who cited a failed drug test and the rapper's noncompliance with a court order restricting his travel.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoAfghan president vows to take revenge after Islamic State attack on wedding The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Latest pro-democracy rally draws tens of thousands in Hong Kong MORE said the decision was driven by Russian noncompliance.
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Rather than wait out the dispute resolution process, any party to the JCPOA can send a matter of noncompliance to the United Nations Security Council (UNSC), where a vote must be held within 30 days to preserve the deal, or all previous UN resolutions and sanctions would come back into effect.
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As of March 17, the Department of Health and Human Services' Office for Civil Rights, which enforces the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), said it would not impose penalties against covered providers for noncompliance with the HIPAA rules that relate to provision of telehealth services during this time.
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"This says they are not genuine and sincere about changing this culture of noncompliance and changing this culture of impunity," said Jimmy Gurulé, a former United States assistant attorney general who is a professor of criminal law at Notre Dame Law School and has written several books on terrorism financing.
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In her statement, Ms. Bodine, who became enforcement director in December, said that the agency had focused its enforcement efforts during fiscal 2017 on speeding up the cleanup of contaminated sites, "deterring noncompliance" as well as a philosophy of "cooperative federalism," which has meant turning over enforcement responsibilities to states.
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The court has no investigative powers and relies on the intelligence agencies themselves to report noncompliance with their orders — although at least one former FISC judge, James Robertson, has argued that because the court now effectively makes the rules for conduct of surveillance programs, it is acting as an administrative agency.
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This column focuses on three key provisions of the deal, a document of almost 21625 pages: One, a sunset clause (refraining from a breakout for 2900 years after the commitment was made among the parties); two, the snapback provision (reimposing sanctions if there is Iranian noncompliance); and, three, international inspections.
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Democrats are compiling a list of "noncompliance with lawful subpoenas" as part of the report so the Judiciary Committee can consider drafting an article of impeachment charging Mr. Trump with obstructing Congress, the intelligence panel's chairman, Representative Adam B. Schiff of California, wrote in a letter to colleagues on Monday.
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The problem is so bad that the U.S. Government Accountability Office, tasked to review the use and accountability of U.S. funds spent there, could point to only multiple instances of noncompliance with program requirements and a near-total absence of reliable data to assess progress towards funding goals in education and healthcare.
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"We are well aware of the DOJ's constant tactics of leaking, spreading false information, obstructing our investigations, and making inane excuses for noncompliance, but none of that will help them anymore -- they have until tomorrow evening to provide us with all outstanding documents," Nunes said in a written statement to CNN on Sunday.
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U.S. Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE, testified to Congress in April that there was no evidence of Iranian noncompliance with the JCPOA.
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Specifically, at issue is the president's authority to impose punishment for noncompliance with a federal statute, Section 1373 of Title VIII of the United States Code, which declares that states and municipalities may not prohibit their employees from sharing a person's immigration status with the United States Immigration and Naturalization Service (I.N.S.).
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The Department of Education's Office of Civil Rights announced last week that it was investigating Baylor for possible noncompliance with Title IX. Baylor is also the subject of several lawsuits by women who said the university had mishandled their accusations of sexual assault against fellow students — in many cases, students who did not play football.
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We should include the president's decertification ultimatum in January that Congress must "fix" the Iran nuclear deal, despite the reality of Iran's compliance; the White House's pressure on the intelligence community to cook up evidence of Iran's noncompliance; and the administration's choosing to view the recent protests in Iran as the beginning of regime change.
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The ethics offices on Capitol Hill, the Senate Office of Public Records and the House Legislative Resource Center, are supposed to manage the registration system for lobbyists, but in practice, they are ineffective: The two offices put paralegals and clerks in charge of detecting noncompliance but give them no real authority to initiate investigations.
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If the Republicans are not yet ready to start impeachment proceedings, the least they can do is pass a congressional resolution calling on the president to demand that all Russian electoral interference cease immediately, backed by an order requiring, in the face of noncompliance, the immediate removal of all Russian diplomats from our country.
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These factors include, but are not limited to, substantial competition; our possible need for additional financing; uncertainties of patent protection and litigation; uncertainties of government or third party payor reimbursement; limited research and development efforts and dependence upon third parties; and risks related to failure to obtain FDA clearances or approvals and noncompliance with FDA regulations.
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" When the lawyers for the Knights attempted to defend their noncompliance, by saying they had facilitated and encouraged the councils to fill out the survey about their membership, Jackson responded, "So you've either got the laziest or the dumbest financial secretaries, or they've gotten the impression one way or the other that it would be better not to respond.
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Under the Act, if a drug company does not provide samples of the drug or agree to share its REMS program within 31 days and 121 days, respectively, then the generic may sue for injunctive relief plus a monetary award of no more than the drug company's revenues for the drug in question during the period of noncompliance.
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I know, too, that high levels of noncompliance with duly enacted law, as we have experienced for decades in the immigration arena, stand as a contradiction and a challenge to the rule of law, and to the political balance of our electoral system — a more serious challenge than many of my fellow Democrats are willing to acknowledge.
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"In general, the E.P.A. does not expect to seek penalties for violations of routine compliance monitoring, integrity testing, sampling, laboratory analysis, training, and reporting or certification obligations in situations where the E.P.A. agrees that Covid-19 was the cause of the noncompliance and the entity provides supporting documentation to the E.P.A. upon request," the order states.
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A third tactic can be described by the rare but increasingly common term "ungovernability," which might be understood as an effort to block the exercise and legitimation of state power wherever it is manifest; this might take the form of boycotts, strikes, and noncompliance, but also of symbolic negation (as in art) or the production of other values, desires, and spaces.
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Regtech tools help firms meet specific regulatory requirements, like the supervision rules contained in Rules 2576 and 22015{here}, by enabling firms to show they have the controls in place to detect noncompliance with FINRA, Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and other regulators' rules and have the ability to train the right people on an ever-evolving list of compliance topics.
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The committee chairmen asked the White House for unredacted copies of documents referring or related to: in-person meetings between Trump and Putin or preparations for those meetings, telephone calls between Trump and Putin, records of any written communications between or about communications between Trump and Putin, guidance provided to the White House or agency personnel concerning federal records laws and compliance or noncompliance with federal records laws.
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The authors wrote the results show that many apps are likely playing fast and loose with both Play Store policy and the law:We identified several concerning violations and trends: clear violations when apps share location or contact information without consent (4.8%), sharing of personal information without applying reasonable security measures (40.0%), potential noncompliance by sharing persistent identifiers with third parties for prohibited purposes (18.8%), and ignorance or disregard for contractual obligations aimed at protecting children's privacy (39.0%).
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" The Authorization for Use of Military Force Against Iraq Resolution of 2002, which Biden voted for, did call for President Bush to "strictly enforce through the United Nations Security Council all relevant Security Council resolutions applicable to Iraq and encourages him in those efforts" and "obtain prompt and decisive action by the Security Council to ensure that Iraq abandons its strategy of delay, evasion and noncompliance and promptly and strictly complies with all relevant Security Council resolutions.
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Specific elements of the strategy might include: Punitive strikes against Syrian aircraft to prevent future atrocities, ideally in combination with allies across Europe and the Middle East Targeting remaining sites of Syrian chemical weapons research, development and production Sanctioning Iran, Russia and North Korea for their support of Assad's weapons programs Multilateral negotiations on Syria's future that hold Assad accountable for any future civilian targeting Using the International Partnership Against Impunity for the Use of Chemical Weapons to initiate noncompliance proceedings and refer Syria to the Security Council The bottom line: The U.S. and its partners should broaden the menu of response options to ensure that every civilian attack comes at a steep cost to the Assad regime.
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