They are now violating -- shredding our Constitution, violating our Fourth Amendment rights.
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And violating the oath of office does not require violating a criminal statute.
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Iran is not only violating the spirit of the no-nukes deal, it is violating its letter.
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They got caught violating the Iran deal and they got caught violating the Iran sanctions in North Korea, OK?
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"If [companies are] violating your right, they're probably violating the rights of a lot of other people," Jackson said.
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Russia The US has long accused Russia of violating the agreement via its deployment of a treaty violating cruise missile.
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"Not only were they violating the standards, they were grossly violating the standards," ACHD Deputy Director Jim Kelly told BuzzFeed News.
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Aside from violating the lease terms, Mr. Trump is very likely violating the emoluments clause by holding on to the hotel.
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ME: But that's no excuse for violating or talking about violating a woman when he's an adult man with daughters and granddaughters.
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The suit includes three counts of violating the New Jersey Consumer Fraud Act and one count of violating the state's False Claims Act.
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It has written a slew of new rules, expanded its options for reporting violating behavior, and removed violating accounts at a higher frequency.
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Twitter users can now report entire profiles for violating those rules, and Twitter will then require account owners to remove the violating media.
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The plaintiffs accuse Harvard of violating federal civil rights law, and U.N.C. of violating civil rights law and the Constitution's Equal Protection Clause.
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During the first quarter, its systems found and flagged 83.3% of violating drug content and 69.9% of violating firearm content, according to the report.
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"They are blatantly violating state law and they are violating the Second Amendment," says Richard Pearson, executive director of the Illinois State Rifle Association.
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Countries that mandate large and graphic cigarette labels have been sued not only for violating intellectual property laws but also for violating international trade agreements.
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However, the government faces few consequences for violating the Flores settlement; indeed, attorneys accuse the Department of Homeland Security of violating it all the time.
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If you think a company is violating your privacy — or violating the CCPA — you can complain to the California attorney general (click here for a direct link).
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Recent OCE investigations have largely focused on whether lawmakers were violating campaign finance laws and engaging in potential conflicts of interest, rather than violating House floor decorum.
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The 11-count lawsuit alleges two counts of violating the RICO Act, as well as wiretapping, fraud and violating the Bane Act, a California anti-intimidation/coercion statute.
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In March 2018, Edwards was arrested for violating terms of his probation stemming from the charge, and in July, he was arrested for violating probation a second time.
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I mean, unlike Richard Nixon, who knew exactly what he was doing when he was violating the law and violating norms and so forth, he just goes ahead.
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They were the ones who made right-wing sop out of baseless speculation that Clinton might be indicted for violating a law nobody's ever been convicted of violating.
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Violating the Logan Act is a felony, but only two people have ever been charged with doing so and no one has ever been convicted of violating it.
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Facebook had previously accused Social Media Series Limited of violating laws against breach of contract and unjust enrichment as well as violating the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act.
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In March 2018, Edwards was arrested for violating terms of his probation stemming from the charge, and in July 2018, he was arrested for violating probation a second time.
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The allied strikes drew immediate condemnation from Syria and its allies, Iran and Russia, who accused the U.S., France and Britain of violating Syria's sovereignty and violating international law.
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In the majority of cases, they are removed for "violating YouTube's Terms of Service," while only a handful were removed for specifically violating YouTube's policy on violent or graphic content.
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Rather than prosecute Schock for violating campaign finance laws, such as the Federal Election Campaign Act, the Justice Department has cited the former lawmaker with violating an anti-obstruction statute.
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The nuns can't speak without violating their religious tenets; the three settlers, a man and his warring wife and mother, can't touch machinery after sundown without violating their own beliefs.
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The SEC's complaint charges Lacroix, Paradis-Royer and PlexCorps with violating anti-fraud provisions of the federal securities law, and Lacroix and PlexCorps with violating registration provisions, the SEC said.
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The nine-person jury found the city of Miami liable on two counts of violating the Securities Act and one count of violating the Exchange Act and Exchange Act rules.
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Under the school's policy, punishment for violating the dress code ranged from calling parents to removal from class and possible expulsion, but no student was ever expelled for violating the policy.
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If we are made aware that a third-party supplier is violating our policies, we reach out to the supplier to ensure they address the issue by removing the violating content.
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Defense attorneys argued that Nettleton couldn't be found guilty of any of the charges merely for violating provisions of the Uniform Code of Military Justice or for violating any Navy regulations.
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Violating one can result in fines — or even lawsuits.
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Instead of suing for libel, the companies sued the unions for violating Section 2499537(a) of the federal Lanham Act for alleged false advertising and for violating Nevada's deceptive trade practices law.
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The allied attack on Syria drew immediate condemnation from Syria and its allies, Russia and Iran, who accused the U.S., France and Britain of violating international law and blatantly violating Syria's sovereignty.
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Couch was eventually jailed for violating his probation, as was Camp—in 2001, at 20 years old, Camp was arrested and charged with violating his probation by evading arrest and underage drinking.
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It accuses the fraternities of violating the Fair Housing Act for offering housing only to men, and Yale and the fraternities of violating Connecticut's law against discrimination in places of public accommodation.
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In January, the Department of Justice charged Huawei with violating sanctions on Iran, stating in court documents that the company had been under investigation for violating US export laws since at least 2007.
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Cafardi said: "I think they (the harshest papal critics) are violating it (canon 1373) or are very close to violating it because of the hate they are trying to stir up against Francis".
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"If you're a Republican, or a Democrat, or independent, when we see someone violating the Second Amendment, violating the promises they made to you, as a citizenry, we hold them accountable," Pruett said.
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But Flynn was never charged with violating the Logan Act.
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Iran's enemies can now say it is violating the deal.
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He was arrested again after violating his probation in Nov.
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Because there are already indications that you're violating the regulations.
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Arrington is being held without bond for allegedly violating probation.
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The video was taken down for violating YouTube's community guidelines.
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Dot accused the state of violating its due process rights.
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USC knew its employee — Dr. Tyndall — was violating his patients.
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They insisted that she was violating the school dress code.
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The president is saying they're violating our free speech rights.
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FedEx has been accused of violating export controls before, though.
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Another negotiator said Trump risked violating World Trade Organization rules.
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Both sides will accuse the other of violating the ceasefire.
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Russia has also accused the U.S. of violating the deal.
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Employee: [inaudible] What can you say not violating the contract?
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It seems that the Mcgauheys were technically violating the law.
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No matter what's inside the box, it just feels… violating.
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Qualcomm retaliated by suing Apple (AAPL) for violating its patents.
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Today each side says the other is violating the INF.
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And he has complained about China violating international property laws.
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She wasn't even pretending they were violating a noise ordinance.
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He starts violating all the rules of the game. Trash.
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Dumornay is charged with burglary and violating established emergency measures.
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The band challenged the rejection as violating free speech rights.
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There is no evidence Iran is violating the nuclear deal.
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Russia has repeatedly denied violating U.N. sanctions on North Korea.
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There's going to be real consequences for violating our law.
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Jones was suspended for violating the NFL's substance abuse policy.
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Hodak was busted last month for violating the restraining order.
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He accused both retailers of violating Oregon's age discrimination law.
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I didn't feel I was violating any traditional narrative rules.
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The SEC accused Musk on Monday of violating his Sept.
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Soltero's suing Sodexo for wrongful termination and violating labor codes.
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Firing seems like an appropriate punishment for violating these policies.
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Michael Lohan's estranged wife was sentenced Monday for violating probation.
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He was also charged with embezzlement and violating competition law.
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In 2010, he returned to prison after violating his probation.
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They publicly warned the Russian government against violating their contract.
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He was suspended for Colorado game for violating team rules.
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Issues about violating people's privacy don't seem to be surmountable.
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Meng has been accused of violating trade sanctions against Iran.
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It was later removed for violating Instagram's terms of service.
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Trump is already facing accusations of violating the U.S. Constitution.
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He is currently in jail for violating his bail terms.
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He and his wife were charged with violating privacy laws.
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She has been accused of violating trade sanctions against Iran.
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It's imperative to counter its habit of violating int'l law.
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Russia goes on violating and pretending it's doing nothing wrong.
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It's not proper training, and it is violating the animals.
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Six years later he was jailed for violating his probation.
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But collectors argue that leagues may be violating antitrust law.
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The same year, "#curvy" was hidden for violating community guidelines.
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By requiring people to be out, you're violating that principle.
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City officials closed a yeshiva preschool for violating vaccination orders.
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Otherwise, you are violating the Bible you purport to obey.
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Violating a topic ban can result in a sitewide ban.
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Germans disagreed, accusing him of violating the bank's operating rules.
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The homeowner received a summons for violating the emergency order.
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The homeowner received a summons for violating the emergency order.
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Trump wasn't specific about the loyalty Jewish Democrats were violating.
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Meng has already accused Canadian authorities of violating her rights.
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Violating the law costs restaurants a $25 a day fine.
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The Iraqi government has accused Washington of violating its sovereignty.
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There were several practical alternatives to violating the state constitution.
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He said he had no intention of violating the law.
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We were all guilty of violating our oath of office.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi accused Mr. Maguire of violating the law.
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The Baghdad government has accused Washington of violating its sovereignty.
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Others are charged with obstructing justice and violating safety rules.
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Blane Salamoni was fired for violating use of force policies.
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Each accuses the other of repeatedly violating a 2003 ceasefire.
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The paper reported he was arrested for violating his probation.
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Cole was charged with burglary, theft, and violating his parole.
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The United States has accused Russia of violating the treaty.
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Trump later sued him for allegedly violating a confidentiality agreement.
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Russia is responsible for violating the Geneva Conventions in Ukraine.
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They warned of legal action against people violating the ban.
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She was convicted for violating the Espionage Act, not treason.
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"And everybody understands there are costs to violating the norms."
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The residents allege that the museum's visitors are violating their privacy and that the Tate is violating articles of the European Convention of Human Rights by refusing to respect their homes and private lives.
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The shooter, Dylann Roof, was charged with 33 federal counts, including nine counts of violating the Hate Crimes Prevention Act resulting in death and three counts of violating the act in an attempt to kill.
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" He noted that in 1970, the United States allowed in only a third as many legal immigrants as it now does: "Was that violating or not violating the Statue of Liberty law of the land?
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The tests were not intended to identify carmakers violating the rules.
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Punishment for violating the law may include fines or jail time.
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Those 200 Democrats claim that Trump is violating the emoluments clause.
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A major one is the guilt and shame about violating values.
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That ban was, predictably, blocked in court for violating Roe v.
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Repurpose an image for a meme and suddenly you're violating copyright.
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He has been banned from the CFL for violating his contract.
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Argentina has a long and particular history of violating reproductive rights.
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The casino operator had been accused of violating state gambling laws.
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Violating these rules could result in fines around $210 to $2000.
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Judicial decisions are routinely criticised, sometimes severely, without violating the act.
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Ten of its shops have been shut for violating fire codes.
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Now Virginia is suing the company for violating consumer protection laws.
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He said Kenya would be violating its obligations under international law.
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We are violating laws that are unfair, obsolete, no longer necessary.
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The second category of companies are wary of violating sanctions themselves.
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The video has since been removed for violating YouTube's community guidelines.
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In 22017, California police again arrested him for allegedly violating parole.
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In July, it fired CEO Demos Parneros for violating company policies.
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Anyone caught violating this rule would face legal action and threats.
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This included armed robbery, violating international smuggling laws, and trampling children.
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Her father was convicted of violating human rights during his presidency.
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The campaign is accusing Google of violating Gabbard's First Amendment rights.
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There are various fines charged for violating any of the above.
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They also removed 253,683 videos violating our policies on graphic violence.
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He spent a year in federal prison for violating safety regulations.
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Violating political and social taboos is part of his political brand.
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Trump and his father were charged with violating it in 1973.
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His main Republican rival, Ted Cruz, also proposes violating international law.
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He was subsequently suspended for violating the organization's neutrality and resigned.
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Haley has cited Venezuela, China and Saudi Arabia as violating standards.
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"Nobody has formally accused Russia of violating the treaty," he said.
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LG said Miele was violating "a considerable number" of its patents.
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Courts have recently struck down similar bans for violating Roe v.
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The European Union has also accused Russia of violating the treaty.
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Nothing happens to him for violating the terms of his employment.
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Google subsequently sacked Mr Damore for violating its code of conduct.
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They have been accused of violating the country's Official Secrets Act.
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" "Senator Cory Booker boldly declared he is knowingly violating Senate rules.
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The museum sued the city for violating its First Amendment rights.
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The league suspended Abdul-Rauf for violating one of its rules.
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Teams previously were not fined for violating the league's concussion protocol.
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The company was fined $4,000 for violating the state seed law.
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Adam Schiff, the House Intelligence Committee chairman, of violating House rules.
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Card & Party is now suing Rubie's Costumes for violating antitrust laws.
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Trump has accused Russia of violating the treaty, something Moscow denies.
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Herrera's family decided to stay past that timeline, violating their visa.
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There's no way you can get away with violating any woman.
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Rathburn was convicted of defrauding customers and violating hazardous shipping laws.
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The Russians are still violating it today, despite multiple U.S. warnings.
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The maximum fine for violating emissions rules is $37,000 per vehicle.
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You talked about Catholicism with my mother while sexually violating me.
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The suit accused the companies of violating the children's privacy law.
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Police said undercover cops witnessed Daniels violating Ohio's Community Defense Act.
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Just one team has been disciplined for violating the concussion protocol.
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Used properly, the software effectively identifies crime suspects without violating rights.
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British prosecutors charged him with violating the terms of his bail.
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Prosecutors have also charged Nissan itself with violating financial reporting laws.
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Employers have become increasingly adept at violating workers' rights with impunity.
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Gosar also accused Cohen of violating attorney-client privilege with Trump.
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There are plenty of examples of lesser-known patients violating quarantines.
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Those found violating the law could be fined up to $22020,000.
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The charges against the company include violating U.S. sanctions on Iran.
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In some cases, sellers may not just be violating Amazon's policies.
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TMZ broke the story ... Justin was arrested for allegedly violating probation.
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This is a traumatic and violating crime in its own right.
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Trump did not specify which law he believed Twitter was violating.
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The agency is currently investigating Facebook for possibly violating this decree.
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The recruiters were violating the Islamic injunction against associating with drinkers.
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They're also accusing the agency of violating the Clean Air Act.
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And Google was right to fire him for violating its policies.
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When we confirm reports of impersonation, we remove the violating accounts.
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The emails accused the employees of violating its external-communications policy.
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Halkbank faces major fines for allegedly violating U.S. sanctions on Iran.
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Will he enforce rules his company has been accused of violating?
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Mr. Cohen admitted to violating campaign finance laws and other laws.
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About a third of defendants get reimprisoned for violating a condition.
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Russia and Ukraine each accuse the other of violating the ceasefire.
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Facebook suspended the firm on Friday over violating its privacy policies.
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It also can order a stop to law-violating data processing.
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Would Trump be violating the law if he disclosed secret information?
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He thrives on creating disorder, in violating rules, in provoking outrage.
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He had received previous warnings from Facebook about violating its policies.
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WASHINGTON — There are more serious crimes than violating campaign finance laws.
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Opel denied violating regulations and said it would contest the accusations.
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And we are not talking about a handful of violating missiles.
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Now residents maintain their properties or risk violating homeowners association rules.
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He sued in October, claiming that it was violating his rights.
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But without violating libertarian sensibilities, we could adopt even stricter measures.
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Emergency medical technicians reported him for violating zoning code, he said.
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Problem is ... that same day he was arrested for violating probation.
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Women violating confidentiality deals potentially face lawsuits for breach of contract.
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In 2017, Steyer launched the Need to Impeach campaign, an effort to remove the president for obstructing justice, violating the Constitution's Emoluments Clause, violating campaign finance laws, encouraging Russian hacking and election interference, and much more.
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SCENARIO 4 - TRUMP DOESN'T WAIVE SANCTIONS AND SAYS IRAN VIOLATING THE DEAL Trump could announce that he will not waive the sanctions, and, citing the purported evidence revealed by Israel, claim that Iran is violating the deal.
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" He brought up other instances of mandated immigration limits in the US, demanding, "In 1970, when we let in 300,000 people a year, is that violating or not violating the Statue of Liberty law of the land?
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In court filings, Dreamhost argued among other things, that the demand was unreasonably broad, violating the Fourth Amendment, and could make innocent people afraid to view or communicate with websites containing political content, violating the First Amendment.
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The jury convicted him of two counts of murder-for-hire, eight counts of violating the Lacey Act for falsifying wildlife records, and nine counts of violating the Endangered Species Act, US Attorney Timothy J. Downing said.
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But the German engineering firm risks violating sanctions if it delivers them.
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The United States seized a North Korean cargo ship for violating sanctions.
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In fact, Depoorter began his explorations of privacy by violating his own.
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In Idaho, violating the ag-gag law could result in jail time.
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Conway is not violating some criminal statute but rather an employment one.
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Four of the officers eventually pled guilty to violating Price's civil rights.
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Tate was suspended last month for violating the NFL's policy on PEDs.
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A violating upskirt photograph of her crotch made worldwide news for weeks.
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But there was no rule they were clearly violating — until this month.
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He implied he could sue the SEC for violating its own rules.
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Instagram has since pulled down Neymar's video for violating its community rules.
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The employee was terminated for violating their NDA and Tesla's Communications policy.
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Facebook subsequently removed the ads for violating the company's policies on misrepresentation.
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There are other loopholes and penalties for violating the law are scant.
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Fruman allegedly made the donation in Parnas' name, violating campaign finance laws.
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She said Gordon was violating his bond by hanging out with Laura.
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Instead, they got suspended fines and jail terms for violating banking secrecy.
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You can find violating content that we removed in your mod logs.
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He was suspended in 2012 for 2 games for violating team rules.
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Now it's been stripped of all meaning, and it feels really violating.
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The account has since been suspended for violating Twitter's terms of service.
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It is not inherently bad or violating, although it certainly can be.
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The lawsuits involve accusations of violating environmental laws and allegedly defrauding regulators.
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The illegal activity would be violating the federal law and campaign contributions.
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He since has been charged with hate crimes and violating civil rights.
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"It's only good for violating human rights and criminalizing poverty," said Izquiel.
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I think there has to be consequences for violating our immigration laws.
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Any others fighting in the country are violating Syria's sovereignty, it argues.
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In 2003, Cisco (CSCO) sued Huawei for copying software and violating patents.
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He spent about nine years behind bars for allegedly violating censorship laws.
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I also expect Assange to stop violating my client in the media.
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If Tesla is found guilty of violating labor law, obviously it'll appeal.
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He also might be in some trouble for violating campaign finance laws.
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The U.S. Justice Department has sued Volkswagen for allegedly violating environmental laws.
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The former CEO was also charged with embezzlement and violating competition law.
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Kodak was thrown back in jail Tuesday for violating his house arrest.
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In December 2017, Lind was arrested for violating a no-contact order.
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But it's not like we're violating the laws of the universe here.
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The photo was removed twice, ostensibly for violating the site's Community Guidelines.
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They are now on trial, accused of violating Myanmar's Official Secrets Act.
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Russia and China have been accused of violating sanctions against North Korea.
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You can't accuse a former president of violating the law without facts.
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Gloria was arrested for child endangerment and also violating a court order.
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He now faces the prospect of U.S. charges for violating his probation.
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The new charges are for stalking and repeatedly violating a restraining order.
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We know that he's a misogynist who once boasted about violating women.
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That's just not a cynical way that's violating his promises, that's sinister.
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Antitrust: The EU has pursued US tech companies for violating antitrust laws.
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Violating the Dutch law would incur a fine of 405 euros ($430).
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He was suspended for violating the NFL's policy on performance-enhancing drugs.
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He faced charges for allegedly violating the Iranian embargo and money laundering.
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Or it might genuinely be the work of a privacy-violating creep.
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"We are not violating any law here in the U.S.," he said.
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Last year, he was penalized for violating the performance-enhancing drug policy.
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Many local governments say those detainers are unconstitutional, violating the Fourth Amendment.
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"One of these people is violating Facebook's rules," the photo's caption read.
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That officer is now in jail for violating the Police Discipline Act.
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They would be praised for violating the Constitution to save the country.
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By sitting down, she was violating the 16-month-old city ordinance.
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Pyongyang is not violating that pledge by continuing to operate missile sites.
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These facts notwithstanding, he's now under attack for supposedly violating his principles.
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By itself, violating that law would be a relatively small-time misdemeanor.
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Meng is facing extradition on charges of violating trade sanctions against Iran.
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He sought an investigation of Cambridge Analytica for violating U.S. election regulations.
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We remove violating content as soon as we become aware of it.
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He said he had been accused of violating the Police Disciplinary Act.
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Violating the Logan Act, which became law in 1799, is a felony.
|
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Cops picked him up for violating the restraining order and felony stalking.
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The referee was fired for violating the AIA officials' code of ethics.
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A Syrian military source denied the army was violating the truce agreement.
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None of Rebecca's Bechdel-violating conversations about Josh are really about Josh.
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That's the apparent size of Facebook's latest fine for violating data privacy.
|
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Two Danish Uber drivers were fined in November for violating taxi laws.
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A federal contracts rule that targets businesses accused of violating labor laws.
|
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Barnes & Noble fired its C.E.O., Demos Parneros, for violating unspecified company policies.
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On top, an expletive-filled note accused him of violating users' privacy.
|
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She was arrested at Manila Airport for allegedly violating an investment law.
|
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Both sides accused the other of violating the agreement before it collapsed.
|
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Saikawa admitted last week to being improperly overpaid and violating internal procedures.
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Any company found violating the law faces fines of $2,000 to $10,000.
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And others said they had no recollection of violating the company's policies.
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A federal judge blocked the order in November for violating the Constitution.
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"I've been advised I am not violating the law," Mr. Mnuchin said.
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No country has ever been fined by Brussels for violating fiscal rules.
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Have you witnessed people or businesses being penalized for violating the mandate?
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" YouTube accused Mr. Jones of violating policies against "hate speech and harassment.
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Violating it can bring sanctions ranging from a warning to, frequently, jail.
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The Trump administration is also eroding W.T.O. rules by apparently violating them.
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"They're the ones violating the contract," Mr. Smith said of the state.
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Anyone caught violating that order is subject to a class one misdemeanor.
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They wanted to sue Mesa for violating the Fourth and Fifth Amendment.
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He and Rupp have vigorously denied violating rules against taking banned substances.
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So let's say your company is accused of violating a CFPB rule.
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Further, the penalty for violating the law is typically a small fine.
|
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WhatsApp is suing NSO for violating the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act.
|
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Google fired four workers Monday for violating the company's data security policies.
|
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He accused See's of violating California consumer protection and false advertising laws.
|
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"We shut these accounts down for violating our policies," Zuckerberg will say.
|
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After this story was published, Amazon said it took down violating items.
|
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The officers were later charged with violating Woodard's civil rights and acquitted.
|
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But the United States says China is still violating global trade rules.
|
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Additionally, GoDaddy has banned neo-Nazi site for violating terms of service.
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At the time it felt degrading and violating and I hated it.
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But, he said, "we can't address gang violence by violating the Constitution."
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Trump's campaign has threatened to sue Sims for violating a nondisclosure agreement.
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They accused the Justice Department of violating its plea agreement with Flynn.
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Mr. Cohen pleaded guilty last year to violating federal campaign finance laws.
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The fine was a record penalty for violating state campaign finance laws.
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Weeks later, Denmark charged me with violating my work and residence permit.
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The arrangement allows the dialysis companies to avoid violating anti-kickback laws.
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YouTube and Facebook also punished Jones and Infowars for violating their policies.
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Easterbrook, was fired in the wake of reports that he was violating
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US prosecutors accuse Huawei and Meng of violating US sanctions on Iran.
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But the department quickly reverted to type, violating even the broadened parameters.
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He has been charged with violating the country's online hate speech laws.
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Especially those who have been charged with violating the nation's tax laws.
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Democrats contend the DNI is violating the law, something the office disputes.
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Mr. Liu balked, worried about violating China's restrictions on foreign currency transactions.
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Pakistan and India accuse each other of repeatedly violating a 2003 ceasefire.
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The pair selected three users who were barred for repeatedly violating rules.
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The pair selected three users who were barred for repeatedly violating rules.
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But Mueller's prosecutors didn't directly accuse Stone of violating the gag order.
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He's also been charged with criminal trespass and violating a protective order.
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Trump's Atlantic City ventures were also docked for violating anti-discrimination laws.
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That means he's either paying out of pocket, or violating disclosure rules.
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Upon his return to land, he was accused of violating international law.
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Yes, Trump is violating the First Amendment by blocking people on Twitter.
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Would you be violating people's rights in the course of doing it?
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"We have been trying to send a message to Russia for several years that we know they are violating the treaty; we have shown Russia the evidence that we have that they are violating the treaty," Hutchison said.
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"Most of these rich democracies are not usually openly violating the refugee convention, they are violating the spirit that motivates the whole idea of providing sanctuary, but they are keeping within the letter of the law," said FitzGerald.
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Mr. Sanders alleges that in many cases the sheriff and prosecutors did exactly that, violating the right to counsel, and then presented the information in court and withheld evidence from the defense, violating the right to due process.
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The court found Muller guilty of violating Oregon law and fined him $303.
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Regular concertgoers would shoot glares of disdain toward anyone violating such rules. Coughing?
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Violating the order could carry criminal liability, according to a European Commission spokesperson.
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If both sides are violating a deal, then it is pretty much dead.
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And in June, the NFL suspended Manziel for violating the NFL's drug policy.
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All of that after violating (erroneously, according to her) WWE's wellness policy, twice.
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YouTube removed the livestream from its website for violating its terms of service.
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George Jung is on his way back to prison for violating his parole.
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The suit accused the officers of wrongful death and violating Hall's civil rights.
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Various United Nations' agencies have condemned the practice as violating fundamental human rights.
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But anyone who tampers with emissions-control equipment is also violating Federal law.
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S. peacemaking effort as the sides accused each other of violating a truce.
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Afifi later sued the FBI for violating his First and Fourth Amendment rights.
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It feels normal, because Facebook has been violating its users' privacy for years.
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In fidelity crises, it's clear that only one side is violating the Constitution.
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They were arrested, handcuffed, jailed and convicted of violating Virginia's anti-miscegenation laws.
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Wireless carriers have faced increasing scrutiny over these practices for violating people's privacy.
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Above all, they're the front line protecting the US from violating non-refoulement.
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Pena was killed because he was suspected violating gang rules, federal authorities said.
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Some vocal critics have suggested Flynn could be prosecuted for violating the statute.
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But he barely mentioned this example of violating user privacy, and no others.
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Records show that he hasn't reported any sensitive or violating information to XPeng.
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Texaco filed several lawsuits in the 1990s accusing Ecuador of violating the contract.
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In December, South Korean regulators fined Qualcomm $854 million for violating competition law.
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In Massachusetts, concerns over violating civil liberties prevented Baker's proposal from becoming law.
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According to Twitter's rules, violating the spam policy is grounds for permanent suspension.
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As long as you're not violating public trust, it's very difficult to police.
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Find those files, but make sure you are not violating any copyright laws.
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As of Novermber 7, r/Incels has been banned for violating this policy.
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The video was later removed by YouTube for violating the company's community guidelines.
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Yet Japan, too, can be accused of violating the spirit of the deal.
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In trying to absorb parkour, FIG is violating one of parkour's central virtues.
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Several lawsuits have been filed accusing Trump of violating the Constitution's emolument clause.
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But no one appears ever to have been prosecuted for violating the clause.
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If he completes it without violating the probation's terms, he will avoid incarceration.
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The airline was ordered to pay $400,000 for violating oversales and disability rules.
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The program has been slammed by critics for enabling surveillance and violating privacy.
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Sonos filed a lawsuit against Google for allegedly violating its patents last month.
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Brennan does not face any formal charges of violating any regulations or laws.
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Chinese electronics giant ZTE this week pled guilty to violating US-Iran sanctions.
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There is little doubt the men steering these vehicles were violating the law.
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He was jailed for almost three months in 2014 after violating his probation.
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And unlike shilling over-the-counter drugs, violating HIPAA is a fireable offense.
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The network accused the agency of violating the federal Freedom of Information Act.
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Father and daughter were also charged with violating a local anti-noise ordinance.
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State investigations are digging into Trump as well for potentially violating state law.
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Pyongyang said they will shoot down any U.S. bombers violating the air space.
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Mr Netanyahu failed to present any proof that Iran is violating the agreement.
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And while that can seem ugly, demeaning, and often violating, it's also irreversible.
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The punishment seems appropriate to the misconduct in violating her earlier gag order.
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Brennan faces no formal charges or allegations of violating any regulations or laws.
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The group told Network Solutions that Stormfront was violating their terms of service.
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Trump accused Nunberg, who was fired in 2015, of violating a confidentiality agreement.
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Russia in turn accuses Washington of violating the same treaty, something it denies.
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On February 2nd the commission said the budget risked violating euro-zone rules.
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Anyone caught violating the protest ban risks up to 10 years in prison.
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Google said he was fired for violating the company's employee code of conduct.
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Violating network neutrality will make consumers and 99 percent of businesses worse off.
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Hilburn wants the team to pay for violating the Americans with Disabilities Act.
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Dareus was sent home prior to the game for violating a team rule.
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In return, America released seven Iranians who were being held for violating sanctions.
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Unclear why Smith wasn't punished for violating the terms in the 2014 manual.
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The company had previously been fined for violating welding practices on that line.
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He faced charges of violating the embargo and money laundering, among other counts.
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The company said that it removed Hodkinson's pages for violating its community standards.
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Technologies that gather or use information for surveillance violating internationally accepted norms. 4.
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He was accused of violating a court order by continuing patrols targeting immigrants.
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The White House announced it opposed the bills for violating Second Amendment rights.
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Willfully violating registration laws is a felony, though cases are very rarely brought.
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Moscow at first didn't acknowledge the existence of the violating missile, the 2900M220006.
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Republicans immediately knocked Booker over his threat, warning he is violating Senate rules.
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But the Obama administration in 2900 publicly accused Russia of violating the treaty.
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In this respect, Trump is not, as many charge, violating core Republican tenets.
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Around the United States, 2628 areas were violating clean air standards for ozone.
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Violating the agreement would have long-term negative consequences for U.S. military readiness.
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Stone's account was also suspended in early March after allegedly violating Twitter rules.
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Last year, he called for the death penalty for anyone violating the ban.
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Yet their offenses did not involve directly violating the constitutional rights of others.
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He also accused Trump of possibly violating the Emoluments Clause of the Constitution.
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Earlier this year, Mr. Temer was convicted of violating limits on campaign financing.
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The local U.S. attorney then charged Gamble with violating a similar federal law.
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The also voted to increase penalties for violating the law, among other changes.
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Robert Ashley said in May that the Kremlin is "probably" violating the treaty.
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His parents warned him he was violating religious rules against creating graven images.
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Facebook has retroactively removed most of the organization's ads for violating its policies.
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Cohen is reportedly under investigation for bank fraud and violating campaign finance law.
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The teen's mother, Araceli Rodríguez, sued Swartz for violating her son's constitutional rights.
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Evidence that other former negotiators are also violating the agreement has also surfaced.
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Former government officials, like Hillary Clinton, could be accused of violating secrecy laws.
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They sat together on the House floor, snapping photographs and violating House rules.
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In 2013, the Associated Press sued Martinez for allegedly violating open-records laws.
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She was charged with one count of violating the Espionage Act last June.
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Vimeo has pulled Infowars content from its site for violating the platform's standards.
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A Syrian military source has said the army is not violating the agreement.
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Later that month, Rankwave denied violating Facebook's policies but refused to provide proof.
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The Tamil Tigers were also accused of violating human rights during the conflict.
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It denies violating the constitution and has accused the Duterte administration of harassment.
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In 1925 John Scopes was convicted of violating Tennessee law by teaching evolution.
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Clinton with innuendo late in the race and of violating Justice Department rules.
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Knowingly violating Airbnb policy apparently won't even get hosts removed from the platform.
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Schiff quickly stepped in to point out that Republicans were violating the rules.
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The penalty for violating the law is not more than $4,000 per violation.
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Religious freedom laws allow institutions to practice discrimination to avoid violating personal beliefs.
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Police can fine people up to 25,210 euros for violating the new rules.
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Mr. Lai, 56, was arrested in April on allegations of violating the law.
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It is unclear why women are penalized more often for violating the rule.
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State officials then sued Wayfair, Overstock, and Newegg for violating the state's law.
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Watch: FTC consumer protection director on YouTube's $170M fine for violating kids' privacy
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"I am currently suing various people for violating their confidentiality agreements," Trump tweeted.
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Pennsylvania's attorney general sued Uber for violating the state's data breach notification law.
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The requirement would apply to jurisdictions with a history of violating Roe v.
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The architect of the Upper East Side building, however, denies violating zoning rules.
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"This is openly violating the rules of game," said Ms. Dhingra, the economist.
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A year ago, Councilman Andy King was scolded for violating anti-harassment rules.
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The three were accused of violating another colonial-era law, against unlawful association.
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The Justice Department is investigating Huawei on charges of violating sanctions on Iran.
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By talking about his time there, Schrader was violating his non-disclosure agreement.
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This week it found itself charged with violating financial laws with Mr. Ghosn.
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Myanmar's military has been accused of violating human rights with impunity for decades.
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She says she recently kicked a girl out who kept violating that rule.
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Earlier in the week, Russia accused rebels of violating the ceasefire as well.
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Twitter said Mr. Rupp's account was blocked for violating its terms of service.
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Moore was also removed from the Alabama Supreme Court for violating judicial ethics.
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She cannot bring criminal charges against them for, say, violating campaign finance laws.
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Jaguars rookie running back Leonard Fournette was inactive for violating a team rule.
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Russell accepted the suspension in October for violating the league's domestic violence policy.
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Norway has also accused Bolsonaro's government of violating key elements of the agreement.
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Since then police have arrested hundreds of people for violating the lockdown rules.
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He's been booked for unlawful assembly and for violating health and safety rules.
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The crime: violating human dignity by posing with his boot on a corpse.
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Defendants are sure to challenge any charges based on violating the commodity laws.
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It came as the government in Baghdad accused Washington of violating its sovereignty.
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But Petraeus clearly did show evidence of intentionally violating the law, Comey said.
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Parnas was arrested in October on charges of violating federal campaign finance laws.
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Point guard Zavier Simpson was suspended earlier this week for violating team rules.
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But not at the expense of our privacy or by violating our rights.
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The charges include murder, violating the Constitution and trying to kill the president.
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OneWest quickly became profitable but was investigated for violating California state foreclosure laws.
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Critics warned that Los Alamitos could be risking lawsuits by violating state law.
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Of those arrested, 5,441 of them had no history of violating a law.
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The chief, Jonathan Haber, dismissed Mr. Oliver on Tuesday for violating departmental policies.
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"We disabled this account for violating our policies," the spokesperson told BuzzFeed News.
|
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No state regulators have taken action against a platform for violating disclosure rules.
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Beyond violating our laws, visa overstays pose a substantial threat to national security.
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WATCH: FTC consumer protection director on YouTube's $170M fine for violating kids' privacy
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Seungri is also being investigated on suspicion of violating the country's prostitution laws.
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They accused the chief justice of violating procedure in the assignment of judges.
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"Deportation of that size would be impossible without violating due process," he said.
|
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Women in finance are punished more severely than men for violating the rules.
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Students could be suspended for violating the policy, and employees could be fired.
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Violating it with attacks on Iran's historical sites would represent a huge turnabout.
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Companies violating the law are becoming better at eluding inspectors, officials also said.
|
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In a statement, he said WeWork has "zero tolerance" for violating company policy.
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Mr. Trump has a long history of violating political norms, Mr. Levitsky said.
|
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Mr. Trump's populist stance meant that violating norms was a useful political tool.
|
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The SEC charged Taub and Shmalo with violating anti-stock fraud securities laws.
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Business Insider reports that Uber banned Loomer for violating the company's community guidelines.
|
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Meanwhile, Google insists that the workers were fired for violating data-security policies.
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He was charged with four counts of violating the Forgery and Counterfeiting Act.
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If there were such a duty, talented psychotherapists would mostly be violating it.
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Her lawsuits accuse Facebook of violating Texas sex-trafficking and product-liability laws.
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Parnas was charged with violating campaign finance laws, and has pleaded not guilty.
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"This account has been terminated for violating YouTube's Community Guidelines," the notice said.
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Will he enforce rules his company, CKE Restaurants, has been accused of violating?
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She served nearly five months in jail in Korea for violating plane safety.
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He was accused of, among other things, violating the Espionage Act of 1917.
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Only the House Ethics Committee has power to rebuke lawmakers for violating rules.
|
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ESPN suspended her for two weeks for violating the network's social media guidelines.
|
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The U.S. accuses Maduro's regime of violating human rights and subverting democratic processes.
|
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"For me, this is still violating people's fundamental rights of running in elections."
|
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International organizations might determine that the US is violating international human rights standards.
|
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Feinstein and Durbin, in their language, seemed perilously close to violating that clause.
|
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Go deeper: Prosecutors accuse Stone of violating gag order with social media posts
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His Twitter account was suspended in September for violating its platform manipulation policy.
|
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Haley also accused Iran of violating Security Council resolutions on Lebanon and Yemen.
|
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He tries to figure out what is missing by violating another — a child.
|
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In the past, Google has nixed millions of ads for violating its policies.
|
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They are accused of wire fraud, violating the Clean Air Act and conspiracy.
|
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Notably, YouTube video creators will face individual fines for violating COPPA going forward.
|
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Jeffrey said that Trump's demands can be met without violating the nuclear deal.
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He pleaded guilty to one count of violating the Foreign Agents Registration Act.
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The two were convicted of violating the Street Gang Terrorism and Prevention Act.
|
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They also expressed concern that the company is violating its own ethical principles.
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She described the objects as conclusive evidence that Tehran was violating U.N. resolutions.
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So far, though, Fox hasn't come after Luhn for violating her nondisclosure agreement.
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We have law enforcement that looks for people who are violating the laws.
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Even the charter schools end up under sustained attack for violating the monopoly.
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Hughes, who performed the stunt as a protest of government corruption, was facing a possible nine years in jail for multiple charges, including operating as a pilot without a pilot's license, violating aircraft registration requirements, and violating national defense airspace.
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The parties accused the administration in their lawsuit of "violating Congress's clear command that manner of entry cannot constitute a categorical asylum bar," as well as violating the Administrative Procedure Act by not providing public notice or comment on the rule.
|
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Yet this bill would make U.S. companies with subsidiaries in Ireland, Irish companies with subsidiaries in the U.S., and their employees who are Irish or resident in Ireland, choose between violating the Irish law or violating the U.S. Export Administration Regulations.
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However, the law does require that if the item, if the image should violate the law, whether it's violating copyright or violating child pornography rules or violating some other law, that there be a methodology through which you can ask the website to take it down, but that would be... let's say you recorded a video of yourself, you have copyright in that video, and people can't just share it.
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By the same token, over the years Trump has been repeatedly fined for breaking federal money laundering rules, been paid millions in hush money to settle civil fraud claims, been caught breaking New Jersey casino law, been caught violating the Hart-Scott-Rodino Act, been caught violating federal securities law, been caught violating New York nonprofit law, and — of course — been accused of multiple counts of sexual assault.
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But the coach, Warren Gatland, was criticised for violating the spirit of the tradition.
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The penalty for violating GDPR is 2-4 percent of global revenue plus restitution.
|
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He was additionally charged with violating the terms of his parole, jail records confirm.
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The company is now suing the Trump administration, accusing it of violating due process.
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Tate was suspended last month for violating the NFL's policy on performance-enhancing drugs.
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McGowan found herself suspended from Twitter for 12 hours for violating the platform's rules.
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Meng reportedly faces extradition to the U.S. for allegedly violating American sanctions against Iran.
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That could also mean increased efforts to intercept ships suspected of violating international sanctions.
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Remember he was prosecuted under the Obama administration for violating a campaign finance law?
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But Google quickly cancelled the site's registration for violating the company's terms of service.
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So developers might have missed it, and have no idea they're violating Apple's agreement.
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Meng is facing extradition to the U.S. amid allegations of violating sanctions on Iran.
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He says Israel now is acting alone, and violating international law with settlement expansion.
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CNN has accused the Trump administration of violating Acosta's First and Fifth Amendment rights.
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It's violating the very same things that I think make it a great country.
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In 2016, the U.S. Commerce Department found the company guilty of violating U.S. sanctions.
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A Syrian military source on Saturday denied the army was violating the truce agreement.
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"I don't see how that could happen without violating Flores," Bell told BuzzFeed News.
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" After investigation, it discovered content had been "posted to sabotage legitimate, non-violating groups.
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But the law was later struck down by the courts for violating free speech.
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Those violating the ordinance could face six months in jail or a $500 fine.
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She said she has never been approached about her hijab violating the uniform code.
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The lawsuit accuses the state of violating the Supremacy Clause of the US Constitution.
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"I signed a pledge, and they're the ones that are violating it!" he said.
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It becomes most apparent when large companies make themselves targets by violating social norms.
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Patmon was subsequently charged with violating his probation and obstructing a law enforcement officer.
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Two weeks ago, the service closed the subreddit r/pizzagate for violating site rules.
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Lebanon also accuses Israel of violating the ceasefire by sending warplanes into its airspace.
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US dips have been violating them all day today from Zalmay to this moron!
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A cop recognized him, because he was told he may be violating his parole.
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Both sides accused the other of violating the agreement before it collapsed this year.
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Until they're deleted, violating tweets might be hidden from public view, Twitter's rules state.
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A veteran conspiracy theorist, Jones frequently abuts community standards without flagrantly violating written rules.
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In the lawsuit, Virginia is accusing Cephalon of violating the Virginia Consumer Protection Act.
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Twitter then removed the video hours later for violating its policies around copyrighted material.
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The US has charged that Huawei tricked US banks into violating sanctions against Iran.
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Roberts argues that the school district is violating her and her classmates' free speech.
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He said he "often" purged employees who were found to be violating the rules.
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Pompeo isn't the first administration official to face accusations of violating the Hatch Act.
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Go deeper: The Trump White House has a record of violating the Hatch Act
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The maximum penalty for violating Indonesia's anti-pornography law is 15 years in jail.
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That&aposs what we need to be doing when people are violating these things.
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Those news organisation that are found to be violating the regulations will be punished.
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As well as violating the Spanish constitution, these implicitly abolished the Catalan autonomy statute.
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But the State Department said it has no indication Iran is violating the deal.
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In addition, the Anthonys are countersuing the bank for allegedly violating the previous settlement.
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Then he was arrested again in Compton, last week, for allegedly violating his parole.
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In order to avoid violating the sanctions, Glencore says it has stopped those payments.
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In 2013 it was fined 1bn rupees (then $16m) for violating pollution control norms.
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He was suspended four games in 2016 for violating the NFL substance-abuse policy.
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Government officials accuse the pair of violating the country's colonial-era Officials Secrets Act.
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Russia is taking steps to ban LinkedIn, accusing it of violating data protection rights.
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He was accused of defrauding Volkswagen's American customers and violating the Clean Air Act.
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The president's action also reiterates that there are criminal penalties for violating the law.
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It's also the biggest fine ever levied against a company for violating consumers' privacy.
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Belatedly, YouTube did remove four of Jones' videos this week for violating its guidelines.
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The FBI is violating its own rules, it&aposs probably misleading the FISA court.
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Britain accused it of violating sanctions against Syria, prompting repeated Iranian threats of retaliation.
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Violating campaign finance laws is hard to do in a post-Citizens United world!
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France fined Google parent company Alphabet in January for violating EU online privacy rules.
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They're committing crimes and violating human rights by stepping on the rights of people.
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" Anyone violating the ban "may be subject to criminal prosecution in addition to fines.
|
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He also could face discipline from his state bar association for violating the law.
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The officer, Roy Oliver, was fired Tuesday from his job for violating department policy.
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OneWest was investigated by the California attorney general's office for violating state foreclosure laws.
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These apps received previous warnings for violating our API rules and have been suspended.
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The outburst earned Cho a one-year prison sentence for violating aviation safety law.
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Britain accused it of violating sanctions on Syria, prompting repeated Iranian threats of retaliation.
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That's especially true if your roommate is violating school policy or even the law.
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The practice has been criticized by some as violating the right to due process.
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The Leadership Conference previously released principles for using big data without violating civil rights.
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YouTube just became the latest platform to remove Jones' account for violating its policies.
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The government did not respond directly to that report but it denies violating rights.
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"Anyone violating the ban may be subject to criminal prosecution in addition to fines."
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Iran conducted a precision-guided ballistic missile test last October, violating a UN ban.
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You may not have to actually know you're violating the law to be liable.
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The penalty for violating such an order is contempt of court and, possibly, jail.
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He wants the judge to find Jennifer in contempt for violating the gag order.
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The Obama administration could not even prevent Iran from refraining from violating the JCPOA.
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As we reported ... he was arrested in March on a warrant for violating probation.
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The officers' supervisors agreed, deciding not to punish them for violating a department policy.
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Brailsford was fired from the force after the shooting for violating police department policy.
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We since discovered that this content was posted to sabotage legitimate, non-violating Groups.
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Iran conducted a precision-guided ballistic missile test last October, violating a U.N. ban.
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North Korea declared that it had launched a satellite into space, violating UN sanctions.
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That's why she sells canned items including pickles and sauerkraut locally without violating regulations.
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Wily entrepreneurs find ways around price controls without violating the letter of the law.
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If it was to be a sheriff, no, he was violating the Fourth Amendment.
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He did this despite a lack of evidence that Iran is violating the agreement.
|
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The teen's mother, Araceli Rodríguez, is suing him for violating her son's constitutional rights.
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On Tuesday, Cohen pleaded guilty to eight federal charges, including violating campaign finance law.
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Anyone found to be violating that policy would be "sanctioned appropriately," the school said.
|
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Wengui claims that Stone falsely accused him of violating U.S. finance and election laws.
|
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By 2010, more than 10,000 federal inmates were locked up for violating their supervised
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It may sound a bit dramatic, but it feels like they're violating my privacy.
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The rationale is to punish Russia for violating the Intermediate Nuclear Forces (INF) treaty.
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Critics say Oslo is violating asylum seekers' rights by not allowing them to appeal.
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Are cabinet officials violating ethics rules and using their positions for their own benefit?
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Meng is facing extradition to the U.S. for allegedly violating trade sanctions against Iran.
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Now Comey has again admitted to violating rules and protocols, by setting up Flynn.
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It is part of the very delicate relationship that Comey accused Trump of violating.
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Press freedom advocates criticized both actions as violating norms surrounding coverage of the president.
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It's unappealing to look at, even if the discolored water isn't violating the law.
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The subletter has been an ongoing problem for the building, violating co-op rules.
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Trump's move and violating the terms of the JCPOA, such steps also move Iran,
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"O'Malley had us clearing corners and violating the constitutional rights of everybody," she said.
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Wright had been serving a 15-game suspension for violating MLB's domestic-abuse policy.
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A few years later, the government accused the Trumps of violating the consent decree.
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The $25 fine for violating this rule has never been imposed, Mr. Fromberg said.
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Hojabri's detention is the latest arrest of a woman violating Iran's strict social codes.
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They have accused the Saudi-led coalition of violating the truce with air strikes.
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She, too, was mainly dressed in black and gray, to avoid violating prison rules.
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So I'd get NYT not running Stephen Miller audio if violating a source agreement.
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Violating the rules leads to a fine of 1,000 ringgits ($248), according to Kesavan.
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Notably, that does not include content removed for violating the spam Content Policy rules.
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"We deactivated @marcushyde [Instagram] for violating our sexual solicitation policies," a spokesperson told INSIDER.
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President Donald Trump has said Iran is violating the "spirit" of the 2015 deal.
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The court last struck down a statute for violating the nondelegation doctrine in 1935.
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In August, Cohen pleaded guilty to several federal charges, including violating campaign finance laws.
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Both are charged with violating a state secrets law and have pleaded not guilty.
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The Trump administration has failed to present any evidence of Iran violating the agreement.
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Last week, El Aissami was named in a US indictment for allegedly violating sanctions.
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Disclosing your hearing loss will never be as awkward as violating a partner's consent.
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Couch was arrested for violating his probation and sent to jail for 720 days.
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Words that put people in containers, rank them, and are harmful, violent, and violating.
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Twitter has said their accounts will remain active since they're not "currently violating" policies.
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He was also reported to have been caught violating the University's academic honor code.
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Orbán's government was accused of routinely violating European regulations on the rule of law.
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Meanwhile separatist rebels accuse government troops of violating the ceasefire on a daily basis.
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Violating the Constitution in this way hurts Americans and does nothing to help Israel.
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All sides are mired in distrust, and accuse one another of violating the truce.
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At least 17 women have accused Trump of harassing, assaulting, or otherwise violating them.
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The United States has also accused Russia of violating the Intermediate Nuclear Forces treaty.
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In March, drivers in Britain accused Uber of violating a European data protection law.
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The ex-GF has a restraining order ... Hilton was arrested for violating that order.
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Mr. Gardner accused Mr. Sessions of violating promises he had made not to interfere.
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Mr. Ren was found guilty of violating the moral integrity of the homeless man.
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Why would bragging about violating women suddenly become the metal spatula to Donald's Teflon?
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The Justice Department is investigating the company on charges of violating sanctions on Iran.
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She is charged with trying to trick financial institutions into violating sanctions against Iran.
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Mr. Carini was in and out of prison three times for violating his parole.
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Already, Trump's transition team appears to be violating its own internal lobbying ethics rules.
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Aiming at fair fights sounds nice but will end up violating communities of interest.
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Jodorowsky admitted to sexually violating an actress while producing his 1970 film El Topo.
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Klein abused his power by violating my body, and ultimately my mind and soul.
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He's too afraid of violating human rights to do stuff like kill terrorists' families.
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But unions cannot require that workers be members without violating their freedom to associate.
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But in the new indictment, prosecutors accused him of repeatedly violating the Espionage Act.
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Violating the decree is a crime that can result in fines or prison sentences.
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A day earlier, a federal grand jury had indicted McClendon for violating antitrust laws.
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Those who are found violating the "ethical" guidelines could face demotion or outright dismissal.
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The FTC fine on a fictional TV show for violating a very real law?
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Morris was given 10 years in prison for violating the terms of his probation.
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After he had left the Marine Corps, he had continued assaulting and violating people.
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Duncan Hunter was sentenced to 11 months in prison for violating campaign finance law.
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Now King is suing her ex and his colleague for violating her constitutional rights.
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Mr. Mackrell, the former football club official, faces three charges of violating safety laws.
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A federal judge ruled the South Dakota courts were violating the stipulations of ICWA.
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He faces charges including conspiring to hack government computers and violating an espionage law.
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They claim Daniels could owe in excess of $20 million for violating the agreement.
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He now faces up to five years in prison for violating 2011 immigration law.
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Trump accused Nunberg of violating a nondisclosure agreement by leaking confidential information to reporters.
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The cease-and-desist letter, sent on Tuesday, accused Clearview of violating Twitter's policies.
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Gambia's legal team asked the court to condemn Myanmar for violating the Genocide Convention.
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A class action lawsuit filed earlier this week accuses Clearview of violating that law.
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Parnas was arrested on October 9 and charged with violating federal campaign finance laws.
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Go deeper: Prosecutors accuse Roger Stone of violating gag order with social media posts
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"Alt-right" Twitter rival could lose domain for violating anti-discrimination laws https://t.
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She went so far as to accuse Silver of violating the collective bargaining agreement.
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Meng was accused last December of violating trade sanctions with Iran through Huawei subsidiaries.
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But not as deceitful as how FFA companies are likely violating taxpayer privacy laws.
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Parnell is also charged with three counts of violating a domestic violence protective order.
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It removed ToTok the first time for violating unspecified policies, according to the Times.
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Recently, he's prodded federal antitrust regulators to investigate whether Google is violating competition laws.
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So she is suing the borough for violating the federal Americans with Disabilities Act.
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Individuals who try to organize relief supplies face violating the country's strict charity law.
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Eventually, they began a romantic relationship, but in secret to avoid violating house rules.
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The spokesman said it was possible to follow the law without violating user privacy.
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She was arrested and tried for violating the Official Secrets Act, hence the title.
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Indeed, states that recognize Israel's annexation of Jerusalem would themselves be violating international law.
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Iraq's Parliament voted to expel American forces from the country for violating its sovereignty.
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AT&T even went so far as to argue it wasn't violating any laws.
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Shortly after, YouTube told us it removed those videos for violating its Community Guidelines.
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The Iraqi government accused the US of violating its sovereignty with the Soleimani strike.
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Nonetheless, they found Serbia guilty of violating the convention by failing to prevent genocide.
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The two men were arrested on Thursday on accusations of violating campaign finance rules.
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It led to the arrest and imprisonment of 25 men for violating the legislation.
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As confirmed by Twitter, it suspended Managefilter, Crowdfire, and StatusBrew, for violating its terms.
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Other charges include violating international embargoes against countries like Iran and manipulating currency markets.
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"Absolutely nothing in the 230 statute protects against violating federal criminal law," Wyden said.
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Over the past few months, Un has fired off multiple rockets, violating international law.
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Those that are violating the policy could see such grants clawed back, he said.
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Amazon is violating the embargo that all sellers of the book have agreed to.
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They're accused of violating the country's anti-porn laws after police raided a party.
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"Without violating those rules, journalists can't investigate our most important platform for public discourse,".
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The SEC has begun to shut down companies they believe are violating securities laws.
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Trump has repeatedly accused China of violating international trade norms and stealing U.S. property.
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Olivera is serving an 82-game suspension for violating the league's domestic abuse policy.
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Last week, Google dismissed several outspoken workers for allegedly violating its data-security policies.
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More recently, Google dismissed several outspoken workers for allegedly violating its data-security policies.
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Mr. Zarrab has pleaded not guilty to violating the United States' sanctions on Iran.
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Smith was suspended in November 2015 for violating the league's policy on substance abuse.
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They include extortion, bribery, abuse of power, leaking classified documents and violating the Constitution.
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It will make a private company rich while violating the constitutional rights of Texans.
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Instead, he's violating his own principles, or at least what he calls his principles.
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But Democrats said Mr. Trump was violating a law known as the Magnitsky Act.
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Raymond Pettibon was arrested for violating a restraining order against his wife, Aida Ruilova.
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It was recently banned by Indian regulators for violating the concept of net neutrality.
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But schools that did so, he emphasizes, were violating policy or breaking the law.
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Or even that Twitter had finally suspended Trump for violating its Terms of Service.
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Cambridge Analytica and the professor have denied violating Facebook's terms, according to media reports.
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If found guilty of violating the act, firms could face fines from the SEC.
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Bernie's been ordered to fork over $14,500 in civil penalties for violating campaign law.
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Violating rights is generally regarded as immoral, even if it's for the greater good.
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Lil Pump is currently in prison himself for violating the terms of his probation.
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The complaint charged Oculus with violating the non-disclosure agreement that co-founders signed when dealing with ZeniMax, violating copyright by using ZeniMax games and code, and establishing false designation by confusing the public into believing that ZeniMax products were actually from Oculus.
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Over the past 48 hours in particular, we've seen an uptick in the number of accounts violating these policies and have taken enforcement actions against these accounts, ranging from warnings that also require the deletion of Tweets violating our policies to permanent suspension.
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"If the president skipped the Senate with this amendment, then he wouldn't clearly be violating the Constitution, but he would clearly be violating the general tradition with respect to environmental agreements and the specific tradition with respect to the Montreal Protocol," he said.
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"If we find we have customers, regardless of who they are, who are misusing the technology and violating people's civil liberties and violating the law, and we have documented proof of that, we will suspend their ability to use our platform," Jassy said.
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Hernandez, 22, may also be facing jail time for violating probation on an unrelated charge.
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Their crime was violating Virginia's Racial Integrity Act, which banned marriage between blacks and whites.
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Trump claims Russian President Vladimir Putin has been violating the accord, but provided no details.
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However, a U.S. intelligence official said earlier this month that China was violating the agreement.
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The fine for violating the ban, according to Le Figaro, is about $166 (135 euros).
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Anderson had recently landed back in jail after violating his probation on the burglary charge.
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Mueller accused Manafort last fall of violating the deal by misleading the special counsel's team.
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Washington says Moscow is violating the treaty by testing and deploying a prohibited cruise missile.
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Critics face up to 15 years in prison if found guilty of violating the law.
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In 2012 for example, the FTC fined Google $22.5 million for violating its 2011 settlement.
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Nokia said on Wednesday it sued Apple for allegedly violating 32 of its technology patents.
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The foundation also admitted to violating some self-dealing rules in a 2015 IRS filing.
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The latter carrier is at least violating the spirit of net neutrality at the moment.
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But fathers who do so are violating both the workaholic culture and traditional gender norms.
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Additionally, Mueller at one point considering charging Donald Trump Jr. with violating campaign finance laws.
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Psychiatrists on this panel would be at risk of violating the Goldwater Rule, STAT noted.
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Meng was arrested at the request of the U.S. for allegedly violating sanctions against Iran.
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Do you think the feds will charge Officer Pantaleo with violating that man's civil rights?
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A man's ancient McDonald's meal was pulled from auction site eBay for violating food policy.
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Social media companies would inevitably face a user backlash and accusations of violating free speech.
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Now Canada is accused of violating an international treaty governing the transport of hazardous waste.
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Huawei was charged with bank and wire fraud, violating sanctions against Iran and obstructing justice.
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I felt like I had just peeped through a stranger's window, utterly violating her privacy.
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Of course he knows that he's violating the game's community guidelines, but he doesn't care.
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Trump would likely need to tap that kind of funding to avoid violating congressional authority.
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Why didn't Apple just kick Uber out of the app store for violating the terms?
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Zuckerberg is also pushing back against Apple's repeated shaming of Facebook for violating user privacy.
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Owen Labrie, 20, had been in jail since March after violating conditions of his bail.
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The central bank has chided the new management for violating proper procedures for loan disbursement.
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He rebuffed, often rudely, expressions of concern that his campaign might be violating human rights.
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Richard Blumenthal, sued Trump in June 2017, accusing him of violating the Foreign Emoluments Clause.
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"Running for president is no excuse for violating the rules of the Senate," Cornyn said.
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The White House lifted the ban after reaching a settlement with ZTE for violating sanctions.
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It charges Telegram and TON Issuer with violating two registration provisions of the Securities Act.
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She acknowledged violating the judge's instructions, but did not say why she had done so.
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As we reported ... Gucci was arrested in 2013 for violating probation by carrying a gun.
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Nothing is worth violating the trust because this is a business that depends on trust.
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The Justice Department's lawsuit accuses California of violating the Supremacy Clause of the US Constitution.
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The company has not yet labeled any of the president's tweets as violating its policies.
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Nick claims Heather has been on the lam with their child, flagrantly violating the agreement.
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Qualcomm had gone after Apple in courts worldwide, accusing the company of violating its patents.
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You could be hit with one as big as $25,000 for violating the FAA rules.
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Meanwhile, another Huawei executive was arrested last year on suspicion of violating sanctions against Iran.
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In 2015, Detective Patrick Kilbane was suspended three days for repeatedly violating a restraining order.
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Patten was reprimanded for "conduct unbecoming an employee" and violating the department's uniform code Monday.
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She was taken into custody and the charge of violating a protective order was added.
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After 20 days, a military court charged him with treason, rebellion and violating military decorum.
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Of those, about 47% accepted only cash for a prescription, never insurance, violating physician guidelines.
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They also charged Huawei with violating U.S. sanctions on Iran and conspiring to obstruct justice.
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Accounts are suspended indefinitely," he said, "despite them often not violating Facebook's terms of service.
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As technology has advanced, it has become harder to avoid violating or "infringing" patent rights.
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My draft of a story about wildlife crime was just frozen for violating their TOS.
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He was suspended four games in 2015 for violating the NFL&aposs substance-abuse policy.
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Arpaio and Sheridan have admitted to violating court orders but maintained that it was unintentional.
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So, what can happen to you if you are found to be violating Twitter's rules?
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This prompted Swiss prosecutors to file a fresh set of charges for violating bank secrecy.
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Russia denies the accusations and has in turn accused the U.S. of violating the terms.
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There&aposs major legal problems for the Clintons when it comes to violating federal law.
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He also was sent home before a preseason game in August for violating team rules.
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Missouri's attorney-general launched an investigation into Google for possibly violating the state's competition laws.
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Civil penalties for violating offshore operating requirements are capped at $44,675 per day per violation.
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Robinson Cano was suspended Tuesday for 80 games after violating MLB's joint-drug agreement policy.
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The NYPD said the women were given a summons for violating New York election law.
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FOURNETTE OUT Jaguars rookie running back Leonard Fournette was inactive for violating a team rule.
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During an interview with VH1, Lee said many of her arrests came after violating probation.
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Among them: shipping weed out of state, providing cannabis to kids, or violating state law.
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A federal grand jury also indicted Slager for misleading investigators and violating Scott's civil rights.
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He's been nixed from Pinterest, Facebook, YouTube, Apple's iTunes, and Spotify for violating their policies.
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We know that Iran in various ways was violating the Iran nuclear agreement, the JCPOA.
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Morales says the suspect was wanted on two warrants, for violating probation and domestic violence.
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It is narrower and eases some concerns about violating the due-process rights of travelers.
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He pleaded guilty to violating the International Emergency Economic Powers Act, City News Service reported.
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The company has been violating your privacy and secretly giving away your data for years.
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EST Facebook removed the policy violating ads related to cryptocurrency after publication of this story.
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"I recommend Assad be rather cautious about violating international law with chemical weapons," he said.
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Wanted by the FBI after violating an appeals bond in 1985, Crosby became a fugitive.
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Under New York City law, violating this order would instead incur a maximum $1,000 fine.
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There are reports that North Korea is violating the sanctions by ship to ship transfers.
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We understand that North Korea is violating the sanctions by doing ship to ship transfers.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo warning China and other countries against violating sanctions on Pyongyang.
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Sean Parker, founding president of Facebook, worries more about Amazon violating your privacy than Facebook.
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The opposition has said Maduro's pressure on workers is another sign he is violating democracy.
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Young Buck took an extended weekend trip to a federal jail for violating his probation.
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It's making us less safe, it's costing taxpayers too much money, it's violating our values.
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Everything else -- The federal government is investigating Amazon for potentially violating US sanctions on Iran.
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Any carrier found violating the order would have been fined 500,000 reals, or roughly $140,000.
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Last year it imposed a record $5 billion fine on Google for violating antitrust rules.
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Qualcomm — Qualcomm was fined $854 million by South Korean regulators for allegedly violating competition laws.
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Fitzpatrick has been charged with violating probation and failing to register as a sex offender.
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Of course, the US government has a long history of violating treaties with Indigenous populations.
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YouTube had already demonetized Yaxley-Lennon's channel back in January for violating its ad policies.
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But in exchange, we released several Iranians who had been accused of violating U.S. sanctions.
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According to investigators, the unnamed boy has been detained for violating the computer crimes act.
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It was the second time Moore was booted from the top court for violating orders.
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Bikes which were found violating parking rules were also detained and dumped into these grounds.
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He had pleaded guilty in January to conspiracy and violating a U.S. foreign corruption law.
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When Rob posted Chyna's nudes online without her permission, he wasn't only violating her privacy.
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One thing we certainly do not do is reward people for violating our tax laws.
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On Thursday, the US government indicted WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange for violating the Espionage Act.
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"No crisis justifies violating the Constitution," Republican Senator Marco Rubio said on Twitter on Thursday.
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Prosecutors said there was a "strong likelihood" Mill's conviction for violating probation would be reversed.
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Apple complained of being overcharged and Nokia responded by accusing Apple of violating technology patents.
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Any carriers found violating that order will be fined 500,000 reals, equivalent to roughly $140,000.
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And the bureau was unable to prove that Abedin knew she was violating the law.
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Russia's defence ministry has accused the insurgents in turn of violating the ceasefire numerous times.
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Such a move would be designed to increase trade without violating U.S. sanctions against Iran.
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Drivers on the road after 2:30 are subject to arrest for violating the ban.
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He was punished for his work overseeing the Rangers international operations and violating rules there.
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However, he was acquitted of the more serious charge of violating Swiss banking-secrecy laws.
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"Most states have some limits on it and, people are violating those limits," Sessions said.
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He added that outside Brazil, the group has expanded its activities "without violating ethical norms".
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The company wasn't charged with violating these laws, a point Concord made in its arguments.
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Phillips said he couldn't create the product they were looking for without violating his faith.
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Kevin Toth, for allegedly violating his Fourth Amendment right to be free from excessive force.
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They argue that honoring detainers puts cities at risk of liability while violating individual rights.
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"I'd like 16 make this violating experience a cautionary tale 2 other teenagers," she tweeted.
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The Texas senator also accused the National Telecommunications and Information Administration of violating federal law.
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The United States has accused Russia of violating the treaty for years, which Russia denies.
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Others were told that, if they testified, they risked violating additional forms of Presidential privilege.
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His employer fired him a week later for violating company policy by abandoning his cargo.
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He is currently serving a four-year ban from the sport for violating antidoping regulations.
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"Running for Senate is no excuse for violating the rules of the Senate," said Sen.
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The professor was detained by Chinese authorities on suspicion of violating an unspecified Chinese law.
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Mozilla is mulling a ban on a Chinese certificate authority for violating that trust. (ThreatPost).
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The United States has accused Russia of violating the treaty for years, which Russia denies.
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He is expected to be charged with involuntary manslaughter, as well as violating work rules.
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Germash was charged Thursday with violating a federal law regarding the delivery of US mail.
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It's hard to describe just how violating it feels to get an unsolicited dick pic.
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ZTE ORIGINALLY HAD BEEN VIOLATING THE U.S. SANCTIONS BOTH AGAINST NORTH KOREA AND AGAINST IRAN.
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Nevertheless, guards did not check on him for "several hours," violating protocol (The Washington Post).
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They were arrested and charged with violating campaign-finance laws, The Wall Street Journal reported.
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In addition to violating immigration laws, half of those arrested also had prior criminal convictions.
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A long record of violating commitments suggests that this vow will be broken as well.
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Americans for Prosperity objects to tax extenders for violating basic tenets of fair tax policy.
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Instagram has taken action against several of the violating companies and is investigating the others.
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The country was also accused of violating international sanctions on petroleum and other fuel sales.
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Manafort was ordered to jail last month for violating the terms of his bail agreement.
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And it was no secret that big drug makers were violating the law in China.
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France is not alone in violating these tenets (the UK just did so as well).
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The president accused Daniels in court papers filed Friday of repeatedly violating the nondisclosure agreement.
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The film then recounts Mr. D'Souza's own guilty plea to violating federal campaign finance laws.
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Such discrepancies can indicate that a company is violating the no-selling-in-China rule.
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Burke was formally charged with violating the thief's civil rights and conspiring to obstruct justice.
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Its subsidiary also pleaded guilty to violating the anti-bribery and record provisions, Justice said.
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He served a four-game suspension for violating the NFL's policy on performance-enhancing substances.
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During the Obama years, Republicans have done just that, in their own norm-violating way.
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ZTE was also previously under investigation for violating U.S. sanctions on Iran and North Korea.
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The goal is to prevent rogue drone operators from violating airspace regulations, intentionally or otherwise.
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What would you say to those who might accuse you of unduly violating someone's privacy?
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In addition, we suspended an additional 486 accounts for violating the policies outlined last week.
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It's a way of exerting power, letting the person know that you're violating their space.
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NOTES: Mountaineers F Jonathan Holton (suspension) missed his third consecutive game after violating team rules.
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Is the FBI violating the laws of foreign jurisdictions by hacking devices located in them?
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Zenefits fired 17 percent of its staff, including its CEO, after violating insurance brokerage laws.
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Munn, a grain warehouse, charged too much and was found guilty of violating the law.
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Around 91 percent of the 205,156 accounts violating terrorist content policy were also proactively flagged.
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Earlier this month, Finland and Estonia both accused Russian fighter jets of violating their airspace.
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Becerra has warned businesses they could face fines of $10,000 for violating the AB 450.
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Barnes & Noble said Tuesday that it has fired CEO Demos Parneros for violating company policies.
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Still, China has been caught violating sanctions, keeping with its long-established pattern of behavior.
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Health officials can issue orders to make those quarantines mandatory and make violating them illegal.
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It's "the strongest evidence yet Donald Trump is violating constitutional anti-corruption clauses," she writes.
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This means that they are either violating their principles, or had none to begin with.
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ESPN suspended the SportsCenter host Jemele Hill, above right, for violating its social media policy.
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They were all convicted of violating city ordinances between 2007 and 2009, when they sued.
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Violating the orders could result in fines in states such as New York and Connecticut.
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Iran is accusing the US of violating the landmark nuclear deal between the two countries.
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The Food and Drug Administration claimed Rebecca Gomperts was violating federal law for operating Aidaccess.
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All are accused of violating Rule 14, which prohibits law enforcement from making false reports.
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Mr. Strenger is among the people suing Volkswagen for violating its legal obligations to shareholders.
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There's no reason for that, because I'm not violating any Czech or European legal norms.
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President Donald Trump has other options to enforce immigration laws without violating the Flores agreement.
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Mr. Craig's lawyers do not necessarily expect him to be charged with violating the act.
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Another former Nissan executive, Greg Kelly, has also been charged with violating financial reporting laws.
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It was the Obama administration that first charged Russia with violating the treaty, in 2013.
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The Justice Department has never charged journalists with violating the law for doing their jobs.
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He told Mother Jones that he was sure San Diego was violating his constitutional rights.
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Trump had previously issued statements asking Saudi Arabia to cease violating human rights in Yemen.
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In December 2014, Doe was expelled from GMU for violating the university's sexual misconduct policy.
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While police can arrest people violating curfew, Rubio says that's way different from martial law.
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It's hard to imagine him violating it to help a president who personally demeaned him.
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Imam Sudais delivered a troubling sermon, violating the sanctity of the sacred space he occupied.
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Ayyadurai's video, titled "How To Kill Coronavirus," was removed from YouTube for violating community standards.
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Mr. Ghosn remains in custody in Japan, where he is suspected of violating financial rules.
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The Obama administration was the first to charge publicly that Moscow was violating the treaty.
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A panel of state judges suspended Mr. Moore from the bench for violating judicial ethics.
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But an exchange with Mr. Cobb involving trickery may come close to violating federal law.
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After the footage emerged, 18 students were charged with violating the student code of conduct.
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DOJ charged Snowden with crimes – including violating the Espionage Act and theft of government property.
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The Israelis were at first criticised by Western governments for violating international and humanitarian law.
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Veterans of past administrations said they sought to avoid violating the Vacancies Act whenever possible.
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Smith remains good law when a state is accused of violating the free exercise clause.
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He was suspended in 2015 for violating the league's substance-abuse and personal conduct policies.
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But this law would be impossible to pass without violating the terms of NAFTA 22019.
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Yet another truck driver is challenging their employer, accusing the company of violating labor laws.
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That means it could be violating NEPA when it applies the categorical exclusion to them.
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Twitter said Clearview AI, whose app is spreading in law enforcement, was violating its policies.
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Meng was arrested for possible extradition to the US on charges of violating Iran sanctions.
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The document also contains a number of directives to punish anyone caught violating the rules.
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In October 2015, Elam was suspended one game for violating the NFL's substance-abuse policy.
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In each of those states, anyone consuming marijuana for any reason is violating federal law.
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He was also accused of violating the order by leaving her threatening voice mail messages.
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Instagram later removed the image of Derulo for violating its "nudity or sexual activity" guidelines.
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The government designated the area a "non-combat zone" to avoid violating the pacifist constitution.
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He was charged with violating the protective order but still allowed to live next door.
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Sun earlier pleaded guilty to violating a federal law that bars aliens from purchasing ammunition.
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The Bill of Rights would not constrain Prince's army from violating U.S. citizens' constitutional rights.
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Violating congressional traditions to make a point is itself a longstanding tradition for good reason.
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Madrid says the separatists are undermining democracy by flouting court rulings and violating the constitution.
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"One, two, three …" His body convulses under their hands, as if they are violating him.
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And prosecutors in Manhattan are investigating Mr. Giuliani himself for potentially violating foreign influence laws.
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We need to stop calling them "traitors" because treason implies violating an oath of loyalty.
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He was suspended in 2002 for violating the league's substance-abuse policy, and never returned.
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Is there anything more pathetic than violating copyright law with a pinned Nickelback tweet pic.twitter.
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