BRONX Buildings with the most failure-to-comply violations from January 2018 through April 2019 Small residential building Other building MANHATTAN 51 violations Retail 104 violations One-family house 5003 violations One-family house QUEENS BROOKLYN 62 violations One-family house 56 violations Hotel STATEN ISLAND Buildings with the most failure-to-comply violations from January 2018 through April 22017 BRONX Small residential building Other building MANHATTAN 22018 violations Retail 2100 violations One-family house 244 violations One-family house QUEENS BROOKLYN 215 violations One-family house 21 violations Hotel STATEN ISLAND BRONX Buildings with the most failure-to-comply violations from Jan.
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The rule was necessary and important because many companies with significant violations of worker protection laws—major safety violations, wage theft violations, and discrimination violations—continue to be awarded federal contracts.
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Small residential building BRONX Other building 104 violations One-family house MANHATTAN 51 violations Retail QUEENS 91 violations One-family house BROOKLYN STATEN ISLAND 1003 violations Hotel Note: Only buildings that had more than 16 violations from January 2018 through April 2019 are shown.
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"Silence on the violations only encourages further violations," he said.
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And once you're doing that, you might uncover Foreign Corrupt Practices Act violations, money laundering violations, tax violations, and who knows what else.
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Civil rights violations in the name of "treatment" are still violations.
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If we find that there are violations then we act on those violations.
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Tickets will be $30 for non-moving violations and $60 for moving violations.
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If Democrats excuse campaign finance violations, then why not other violations later, goes the thinking.
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It prevents us from holding the government accountable for violations, rendering such violations more likely.
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As NBC News details, Obama's violations were technical in nature, while Cohen's are criminal violations.
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The other violations were based on allegations of historical violations at the company's other operations.
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If a leader does not understand the idea of benign violations, blatant violations inevitably occur.
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That study only covered minimum-wage violations, not other employer violations, like failing to pay overtime.
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Violations may be hard to prove, but they are now, for the first time, defined as violations.
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It also settled a case for "for Apparent Violations of the Global Terrorism Sanctions Violations" in 2015.
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Also, violations or near-violations are par for the course during certain stages of a country's development.
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"With policy violations, listing violations, and competitors sniping at each other, they've got their hands full," McCabe said. ●
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Not all laws of war violations are war crimes -- only serious violations committed with criminal intent or recklessness.
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The lawmakers noted that in 2012, Wells Fargo settled over foreclosure violations that included violations of the SCRA.
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A country that permits violations of religious freedom should be viewed as a sponsor of human rights violations.
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A restaurant can also be closed as a result of repeated violations or an extensive number of violations.
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Responsibility for human rights violations rests with those who give support for those who engage in such violations.
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The INF Treaty is on its last legs, amid reported Russian violations and Russian allegations of U.S. violations.
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"I'm never worried about the number of violations; I'm worried about the quality of the violations," Kramer tells CNBC.
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"He pointed out possible campaign finance violations, ethics violations, tax and insurance fraud and other criminal activity." https://t.
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Such violations are, at a minimum, unethical and violations of the core rules governing the handling of FBI material.
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" She also mentioned "devastating evidence of Iranian violations," including "proven arms smuggling....violations of travel bans...ongoing support for terrorism.
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Some of Petty's violations were major -- he got slapped with 2 violent conduct violations in 2010 for threats and fighting.
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Sanctions that might be commensurate with mere privacy violations are too weak for violations of national security and military command.
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The 13 violations sets a record for the club, which had 11 violations in 2016 and just two in 2015.
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She said that Surf Lodge agreed to install new technology after it faced other violations like crowding and safety violations.
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An 85-year-old woman was killed by another Brooklyn driver with 10 speeding violations and two red-light violations.
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If and when those violations happen, the question becomes whether the violations are sufficiently systemic to necessitate ending the ceasefire entirely, or whether they are isolated enough that Syrians are better off if the ceasefire holds despite violations.
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The violations: Three violations were deemed "high priority," meaning they were prone to carrying bacteria that could make customers violently ill.
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The sweetener for the prosecutors, of course, was getting Cohen to plead guilty to campaign violations that were not campaign violations.
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"Well, I don't want a guy to lose his job for reporting violations that shouldn't be violations for starters," Shelton said.
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It is precisely this myth—that violations buried are violations dead—that Jessica Valenti dissects with precision in her memoir Sex Object.
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"We do have data on all violations that we have seen across the platform and the context of those violations," Dorsey replied.
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CKE deflected by blaming the violations on its franchisees' stores, but worker advocates argue that CKE fostered a culture that encouraged violations.
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Mr. Neiditch said at least half the violations had been dismissed and added that there had been no violations since the raid.
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"These are clear violations of international norms and standards on the use of force, and serious violations of human rights," Bachelet said.
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"These are clear violations of international norms and standards on the use of force, and serious violations of human rights," she continued.
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This is particularly true when it comes to enforcing drinking water violations, as few violations currently result in action from the EPA.
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In adopting the solution to the "about" problem pitched by the Trump Administration, FISC presiding judge Rosemary Collyer, the latest judge to deal with such violations, did less than her predecessors to ensure that such violations don't cause ongoing privacy violations.
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HOFFMAN: I just first I have to say Secretary Clinton was absolutely right to call out Russia for election violations, human rights violations.
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Grumpy Cat says it is owed $150,000 for four violations and added that the amount should be tripled, under laws for copyright violations.
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However, he also faces a long list of criminal allegations, ranging from business fraud to tax violations to lobbying violations to false statements.
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Clinton's plan would use random audits to find violations of the 2008 law and make it easier for patients to report suspected violations.
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The supply chain audits also found 38 violations related to working hours falsification, one access restriction violation, and two violations related to underage labor.
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Under the legislation, most violations of parks department rules, like being in a park after dark, will also be downgraded to violations from misdemeanors.
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The Interior Ministry has denied allegations by human rights groups that police commit widespread human rights violations and has vowed to punish any violations.
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The charges came after an extensive, multi-agency probe into allegations of abuse, neglect, labor violations, fraud, licensing violations and human trafficking, KXAN reported.
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The charges came after an extensive, multi-agency probe into allegations of abuse, neglect, labor violations, fraud, licensing violations, and human trafficking, KXAN reported.
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Cohen alleged that the president engaged in campaign finance violations, ethics violations and tax fraud by inflating or deflating his assets for business reasons.
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We cannot refresh our browsers fast enough to see the latest stupefactions on sexual violations and Trump violations — which dovetail in a surreal way.
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"The companies were shut down due to repeated violations in the pricing of currencies, among other violations," one central bank official said on Tuesday.
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"The potential violations under investigation include violations of NYPD rules and policies, the city conflict of interest rules and the federal criminal laws," Bratton said.
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Tribe previously found compelling evidence of obstruction of justice, criminal election violations, Logan Act violations, extortion and possible treason by the president or his family.
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Cohen pleaded guilty to campaign finance violations that "are not a crime," and anyway the Obama campaign committed campaign finance violations during the 2012 election.
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FTC Commissioner Rohit Chopra, a Democrat, has said the agency should hold executives responsible for violations of consent decrees if they participated in the violations.
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Only Congress or a court has the authority to stop emoluments clause violations, legal experts sayTrump is already facing three separate lawsuits alleging emoluments violations.
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Cohen's admitted campaign finance law violations are indeed a crime, and they are not similar to the campaign finance violations made by Obama's 2008 campaign.
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The broad language of the Clayton Act provides that "any person" who is harmed by antitrust violations may sue in federal court for those violations.
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In the Cohen case, it appears that he's currently under investigation for violations of federal law — specifically, bank fraud, wire fraud, and campaign finance violations.
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What we're seeing, time and again, are clear violations of the spirit of the law but not exactly violations of the letter of the law. Exactly.
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The relief is designed not only to punish future violations but, more importantly, to change Facebook's entire privacy culture to decrease the likelihood of continued violations.
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Examples of the kinds of attacks its tools have been used to prevent include account takeovers, malware attacks, financial regulations violations, and FCPA and HIPAA violations.
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Federal officials say they want to avoid evictions, but the ban would be included in leases, and smoking violations would be treated like other nuisance violations.
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Such relief would be limited to injunctive relief to remedy the specific proven violations and to prevent similar or related violations from occurring in the future.
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"This president is not going to sit by and let Iran flout its violations or apparent violations to the joint agreement," Spicer said at a briefing.
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"The American public needs to have confidence that ethics violations, as well as the appearance of ethics violations, are investigated and appropriately addressed," the letter said.
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WADA released its first statistics on doping violations in June 2015, which showed Russia had 225 doping violations in 2013, the most out of any country.
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"We will be able to talk about Palestine and Israeli violations of Palestinian rights and Trump's support for those Israeli violations of Palestinian rights," he said.
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"Even when companies do not directly cause human rights violations, they are still responsible for preventing violations that are directly linked to their operations," Sharpe says.
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On top of that, we want to reduce the risk of needing to arrest [people] for frivolous, low-level violations, or "technical violations," as they call it.
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Teams held moments of silence before games and started games with eight-second back-court violations and 24-second shot-clock violations, tributes to Bryant's jersey numbers.
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The Federal Trade Commission is also looking at Facebook for possible antitrust violations following a separate FTC settlement for $5 billion earlier this year over privacy violations.
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"If they are calling attention to building code violations, and if those violations are actually there, I can see them causing a lot of anguish," he says.
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Election law experts said that more minor violations are treated as regulatory or civil matters, while egregious and willful campaign finance violations are treated as criminal acts.
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"We would say that the vast majority of violations have been on the part of the regime," Toner said when asked who was to blame for violations.
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The order requires federal contractors to disclose their labor law violations when bidding for federal contracts to ensure that violations are resolved before government contracts are awarded.
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But it also includes updated rules, expanded information on policy enforcement to help resolve violations, as well as visual examples and detailed guidelines for the most common violations.
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Yet West found that officers were more likely to give citations for both moving and non-moving violations, although not felony violations, to drivers of a different race.
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"He had been given several opportunities to cease what he was doing and to stop those violations," said the archbishop, declining to specify the nature of the violations.
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Their research also showed that privately owned utilities had fewer violations than publicly owned utilities, and that larger water systems tended to have fewer violations than smaller systems.
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"War crimes, serious human rights violations, and violations of domestic law took place during the security operations," the commission said in a summary of its report released Tuesday.
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The US would monitor Mexico's compliance, have the ability to quickly respond to reported violations, and have the option to block imports made in plants with repeated violations.
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"The American public needs to have confidence that ethics violations, as well as the appearance of ethics violations, are investigated and appropriately addressed," Apol wrote in the letter.
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"The American public needs to have confidence that ethics violations, as well as the appearance of ethics violations, are investigated and appropriately addressed," acting Director David Apol wrote.
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The EU's General Data Protection Regulation includes a hefty fine for privacy violations to create an incentive structure around privacy that would be as punitive as competition violations.
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The administration should move to rapidly impose sanctions on a number of smaller, clear violations of the Section 85033 sanctions, to send a deterrent message against future violations.
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The report didn't indicate the exact dates of these violations, so it's unclear if the number of violations has declined since the Trump administration took office in January.
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The officers' attorney Michael Davey told the Sun that they have been charged with "violations of policy and procedure," but the details of those alleged violations remain unclear.
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The report doesn't indicate the exact dates of these violations, so it's unclear if the number of violations have changed since the Trump administration took office in January.
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Abdul Ghany said activists "found a similarity between the violations committed by the Russians and the regime, and sometimes the Russians exceed the regime in some kinds of violations".
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But the Facebook settlement gives both the company and its executives blanket immunity, not just for any violations the FTC has claimed, but for any violations it hasn't claimed.
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In the five months since the most recent of these Hatch Act violations were committed, Bookbinder said, CREW has filed 11 additional complaints with the OSC about apparent violations.
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Complaints are somewhat routine, and the debate over high-profile violations can be sharp, with interest groups and legal experts regularly weighing in and accusing government officials of violations.
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And of those 11.2 percent of violations where there was at least some action undertaken by the EPA, only 3 percent of violations sought or resulted in actual penalties.
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We Should Be Able to Take Facebook to Court Neema Singh Guliani says individuals should be able to sue Facebook over privacy violations: Huge privacy violations have become commonplace.
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According to Save the Children, the Violations Documentation Center, which documents human rights violations in Syria, recorded 137 cluster bomb attacks in Aleppo from September 10 to October 10.
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Two top House Republican chairmen are slamming President Obama for failing to respond to Russia's violations of a decades-old arms control treaty, warning that violations have gotten worse.
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This requires collecting better data on violations of children in conflict and suspending arms sales to countries listed for grave violations in the UN's Children and Armed Conflict report.
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"Despite multiple investigations and violations found, the Trump Administration has done nothing to curb its Hatch Act violations and stop the misuse of government for political purposes," Bookbinder added.
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NATIONAL An article on Tuesday about complaints filed against White House officials for apparent violations of the Hatch Act described incorrectly the process by which such violations are punished.
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Earlier this month, Facebook settled with the FTC over privacy violations for a $5 billion fine, and the commission is also officially investigating the social network for antitrust violations.
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"These electronic media searches have produced information used to combat terrorism, violations of export controls, and convictions for child pornography, intellectual property rights violations and visa fraud," he wrote.
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Serena Williams is fined $17,000 for violations during her US Open loss Ramos had issued the violations against Williams after she accused him of being unfair during Saturday's match.
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The most recent report on Reddit content moderation puts impersonation as comprising only 2.3 percent of content policy violations of its approximately 141,123 violations (not including removals of spam).
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An article on Tuesday about building facade violations discovered in surprise inspections described incorrectly the number of Class 8003 violations issued by the city Department of Buildings in 2800.
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" It also issued a warning to department officials should another shutdown occur: "We will consider such violations in the future to be knowing and willful violations of the Act.
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"Many of the apparent laws-of-war violations committed by coalition forces show evidence of war crimes — serious violations committed by individuals with criminal intent," Human Rights Watch stated.
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Under the privacy law in Illinois, negligent violations could be subject to damages of up to $1,000 and intentional violations of privacy are subject to up to $5,000 in penalties.
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Basically, consequences for violations will start at a lower level by default, which means publisher partners will lose less money each time Google disciplines a site for page-level violations.
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These violations included depriving incarcerated persons of food, water, exercise, and medical care, as well as a myriad of safety violations such as sexual abuse and housing youth with adults.
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During the Trump administration, Democrats sound like legal hawks in demanding criminal charges for conduct long treated as civil matters, such as campaign finance violations and foreign agent registration violations.
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Last time Facebook was on the stand like this, it was about its many violations of user privacy — violations for which the social networking giant was recently fined $5 billion.
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In Boston, traditional brick-and-mortar restaurants were more likely to be cited for health violations than food trucks, according to a Boston Globe review of 2016 health code violations.
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But because the Trump administration routinely opposes any criticism of Israel's human rights violations, few applauded its move, given that the council inevitably will criticize Israel for its rights violations.
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But the crimes being investigated, it says, include money laundering, wire fraud, campaign finance violations, making false statements, obstruction of justice, and violations of the Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA).
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The Jeep has at least 224 parking and camera violation tickets in the city dating to 2017, including 10 school-zone speed-camera violations and two violations for failing to stop at a red light, according to How's My Driving NY, a service that compiles public data on parking and camera violations.
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Employees could still require after-hours responses in case of emergencies and if the workers are being paid overtime, but violations would come with fines that get steeper for repeat violations.
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In November 2015, Takata agreed to pay a $70 million fine for safety violations and could face deferred penalties of up to $130 million under a NHTSA settlement for further violations.
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Why the ceasefire violations occurred As with the death toll and the ceasefire violations, there is no agreement between India and Pakistan about what prompted the deadly attacks earlier this month.
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In November 2015, Takata agreed to pay a $70 million fine for safety violations and could face deferred penalties of up to $130 million under a NHTSA settlement for further violations.
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"If the landlord is faced with severe housing code violations and the tenant is withholding rent pending the compliance with the violations, then maybe the rent strike is legitimate," he says.
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His Supreme Court appeal rested on arguments that Blankenship's trial court judge incorrectly interpreted the definition of "willful" violations of federal safety laws, because Blankenship was not aware of the violations.
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Campaign violations Cohen moved into cognizable criminal violations with new evidence to show the role of Trump the payment of money to his alleged mistresses, including past checks signed by Trump.
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"The fact that other mines received more violations than U.B.B. is not an argument that violations should be excused," the defense wrote, using an acronym for the Upper Big Branch mine.
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China has since detained two Canadians for alleged national security violations and has warned Canada that it is engaging in human rights violations by preventing Ms. Meng from returning to China.
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The United States spends over $80 billion on incarceration each year on a brutal and costly response to violations or possible violations that traumatize incarcerated people and hurt families and communities.
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In online "NBA 2K20" games, players have been intentionally suffering 813-second shot clock violations and 8-second half-court violations to honor the two numbers Bryant wore during his career.
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Blankenship's Supreme Court appeal rested on arguments that Blankenship's trial court judge incorrectly interpreted the definition of "willful" violations of federal safety laws, because Blankenship was not aware of the violations.
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More than 60 percent of child offenders are being held for nonviolent offenses like drugs, theft or even violations that only apply to minors, like curfew violations, underage drinking and truancy.
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Pot law violations reached 700,003 — 88% for possession only.
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A preliminary study by the city's Transportation Department and the University of Chicago of all camera-related violations between 290 and 2019 found that vehicles with five or more camera violations during that period were nearly twice as likely as a vehicle with no violations to be involved in a crash that caused injuries.
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Clear accountability for violations of international humanitarian law Last month, the UN General Assembly stepped in to address the impunity that has driven the ceaseless violations of international humanitarian law in Syria.
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Violations filed with the EPA generally fall into three main categories: These are counties where known EPA violations exist and water delivery services failed to protect their customers, gravely endangering their health.
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" In a different part of the letter, he wrote: "The American public needs to have confidence that ethics violations, as well as the appearance of ethics violations, are investigated and appropriately addressed.
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"Congress has alleged oath violations—albeit violations tied to criminal allegations or breaches of statutory obligations—all three times it has passed or considered seriously articles of impeachment against presidents," they wrote.
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Circuit Judge David Hamilton, who dissented from that ruling, wrote for Friday's dissenters that the majority wrongly extended decisions allowing pretextual stops based on moving violations, such as speeding, to parking violations.
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Following an investigation, he was charged with safety violations at the mine and was eventually convicted of a misdemeanor to conspiracy to commit safety violations and sent to prison for one year.
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The state of New Jersey recently issued an order allowing the release of close to 1,000 people, mostly those serving time for low-level offenses like probation violations or municipal court violations.
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Global | Human Rights Violations (or Religious Conflict) If you're studying 2155th-century human tragedies like the Holocaust or the Rwandan genocide, students learn that human rights violations are unfortunately an enduring issue.
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Pervasive corporate abuses include financial violations across Wall Street, indictments for massive fraud (Wells Fargo), a settlement over privacy violations (Facebook) and an opioid epidemic allegedly spurred by corporate greed (Purdue Pharma).
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These searches have resulted in evidence helpful in combating terrorist activity, child pornography, drug smuggling, human smuggling, bulk cash smuggling, human trafficking, export control violations, intellectual property rights violations and visa fraud.
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The NDAA would address Russia's violations of the INF Treaty by authorizing $58 million to respond to the violations, including with research and development of a U.S. ground-launched cruise missile system.
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In the past, Engadget notes, the FTC has settled with companies including Yelp for COPPA violations, and New York state settled with Hasbro, JumpStart Games, Mattel, and Viacom over COPPA violations in 2016.
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When we found out about these guideline violations, we communicated these violations to the app developers, giving them 30 days to submit an updated app to avoid availability interruption in the App Store.
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The allegations come just over a week after ICE picked up 118 suspected undocumented workers on immigration violations, part of a larger shift by the Trump administration to crack down on workplace violations.
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"Our store manager did [a] safety walk with them in the backroom and made a list of violations that need to be fixed as well as violations on the sales floor," she said.
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"Violations against women in South Sudan are a continuing issue, but for Facebook to allow their platform to enhance these violations is a problem," said Judy Gitau, Equality Now's regional coordinator for Africa.
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The U.S. officials excluded any names of anyone charged with terrorism or violence, insisting that they would only consider those who had been convicted of sanctions violations or violations of the trade embargo.
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The agency is poised to announce a settlement with Facebook over the social network's handling of user data and potential violations of a 2011 consent decree with the agency over previous privacy violations.
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Trump's status and wealth have allowed him to ignore limits, norms, rules and regulations and have created a vicious circle — as violations of customary norms go unpunished, such violations become ever more widespread.
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"Following each of your previous rules violations, you were warned by me and each of the jointly appointed appeal officers that future violations would result in escalated accountability measures," Runyan wrote, in part.
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That means that labor violations – like wage theft, excessive forced overtime and even child labor violations - can't be addressed unless they are committed "in a manner affecting trade," an impossible standard to meet.
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The staffers have since received warning letters about the violations.
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Apple said it regularly monitors all apps for content violations.
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These efforts spark concern given the country's own privacy violations.
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It could not review any possible violations of criminal law.
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Skaters can even be penalized for things like costume violations.
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The common theme is guideline violations on recently created accounts.
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The group has already sued Trump over alleged ethics violations.
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Apple says it discovered three bonded labor violations in 2017.
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Some violations were cited in inspections going back to 2015.
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The White House pushed back, saying Conway's actions aren't violations.
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If we find evidence of violations we will take action.
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But it's unclear what kind of violations the audit found.
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The U.S. has investigated Huawei for export violations since 2016.
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But he was indicted for campaign finance violations in 2018.
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He wondered what other violations were hidden in this community.
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The agency's pattern of violations authority dates back to 1977.
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The two violations resulted in a point penalty for Williams.
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North Korea has a long history of human rights violations.
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These "major" violations are a first for Stanford, Muir said.
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In the case of repeated violations, boats can be seized.
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Often unnecessarily punitive, NCAA violations are a nightmare to navigate.
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If they don't, their violations go up to $5,000 each.
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But hours after it took effect both sides reported violations.
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The military government has repeatedly rejected accusations of rights violations.
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Meanwhile, the exclusive club's kitchens were cited for 15 violations.
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Neither side has responded to the allegations of ceasefire violations.
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He also had eight speeding violations between 1975 and 2001.
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Amnesty called the executions violations of Indonesian and international law.
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Repeated violations of our terms may lead to account termination.
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Williams received fines totaling $17,000 for the three code violations.
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We will take further action if we find additional violations.
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The suit alleges use of excessive force and other violations.
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It did not say if any violations had been found.
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The department decried "a pattern of deception" and "repeated violations".
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The former football star's prison violations fall under four categories.
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Allegations of federal law or ethics violations are just that.
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But watchdogs say rights violations in China are growing worse.
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Alameda County prosecutors say he also faces parole violations charges.
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Hit with multiple health code violations in the last year.
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Chinpo was later convicted and fined due to its violations.
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Alleged clearance violations were cited in three of those instances.
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Such violations, the ministry said, were "detrimental to public interest".
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The threshold varies depending on the different types of violations.
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United was ultimately charged with 165 violations of the act.
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All of them have been convicted of human rights violations.
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Watch: Huawei is suing the US government for constitutional violations.
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Copious evidence surfaced of apparent criminal violations in foreclosure cases.
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The violations are colloquially known as "seaman's manslaughter," Garrison said.
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The number and sophistication of doping violations has since worsened.
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Lowell believed that would rectify any violations of records law.
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Williams received a total of three violations during the match.
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The law includes no mechanism to enforce violations, Bowers added.
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Last month he was expelled from Congress over ethics violations.
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The department said violations of policy are acted upon quickly.
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The FTC has traditionally policed privacy violations at American companies.
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It said it had no information about human rights violations.
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We are continuing to investigate whether any violations took place.
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No. 2, Campaign Finance Act violations are, generally, civil matters.
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Additional violations can be pursued as felonies, the publication noted.
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Lin faces 10 violations and fines of up to $139,750.
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Edelson specializes in suing technology companies over alleged privacy violations.
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It was those violations at the heart of the dispute.
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This has to do with some pretty serious integrity violations.
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Fines for violations can range into the millions of dollars.
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His Florida record also shows multiple arrests for probation violations.
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Investigations — real investigations — of ethical violations were and are rare.
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That's why European regulators have charged Google with antitrust violations.
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Violations of these rules are an affront to all charities.
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The CFPB says the violations occurred between 85033 and 2015.
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Political opponents could be accused of campaign finance law violations.
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I refuse to believe that journalism means massive privacy violations.
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The rebels have also been accused of severe rights violations.
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Humanitarian organization have accused these forces of human rights violations.
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Moreover, human rights violations abound in the occupied Palestinian territories.
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Off the field, people were punished for seemingly minor violations.
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So much for the lesson that N.C.A.A. violations don't pay.
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Qualcomm has remained defiant, challenging Apple on alleged patent violations.
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With 1,260 alleged violations, it seems like Barton is toast.
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He also pleaded guilty to two campaign finance misdemeanor violations.
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In total, 6,229,323 accounts were reported for Twitter rule violations.
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Journalists have used the documents to expose violations at universities.
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Starting tomorrow, violations would have been punishable by $200 fines.
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For tenants, those violations are more than just a number.
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No one should be prosecuted for exposing human rights violations.
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Violations are punishable by fines up to $25,000, he said.
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Varsity has filed multiple lawsuits against competitors, claiming copyright violations.
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Rights groups documented violations on both sides of the conflict.
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But criminal violations are handled like Mr. Cohen's, in court.
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We need to take violations of this economic order seriously.
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Without that deterrence, experts believe civil rights violations might increase.
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Multiple states are now investigating Facebook over possible antitrust violations.
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There will be an anonymous reporting line for any violations.
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Remedies to antitrust violations must be tailored to the harm.
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They both claim they were retaliated against for flagging violations.
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You're going to hear that these were not willful violations.
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The United States released several Iranians held on sanctions violations.
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The city has always inspected food carts and flagged violations.
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Only minor election law violations have been reported thus far.
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YouTube will then review those flagged videos for potential violations.
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Some principals resign or are removed for seemingly minor violations.
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Several of his aides blamed themselves for any reporting violations.
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" Facebook said the violations did not relate to "false news.
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It also highlights the potential financial impact of those violations.
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An investigation continues, though Salazar has denied any rules violations.
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Meanwhile there are raging debates about violations of human privacy.
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Violations of the ban carry severe penalties, including life imprisonment.
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Dr. Xi is suing for violations of his constitutional rights.
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The chain settled without admitting to the estimated 2120,000 violations.
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The company is currently being investigated for possible antitrust violations.
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It makes claims of civil rights violations, discrimination and negligence.
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Inspectors from those departments could issue violations against the building.
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" He said that the violations "may amount to war crimes.
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Ireland is also obliged to prevent similar violations, it said.
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Madison focused on legislative violations of the rule of law.
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The result was an estimated 13,253 child labor law violations.
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Players can receive code violations for 'coaching' from the stands.
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Another said: "Violations of national sovereignty will not be tolerated".
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"Violations of the law will not be tolerated," Stoney said.
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His government was criticized for gross violations of human rights.
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Yahoo as a company is no stranger to privacy violations.
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Obama failed to hold Tehran answerable for nuclear development violations.
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The misconduct ranges from serious felonies to minor administrative violations.
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Two lawsuits are currently challenging the Pattern of Violations rule.
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Right now we are seeing the violations of human rights.
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Robert Bentley (R), who pleaded guilty to campaign finance violations.
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Are we going to pay for these human rights violations?
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Previous reports have also charged North Korea with these violations.
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But the takeover of narrative violations does present a problem.
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"There are no caps on federal constitutional violations," said Gordon.
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Parnas was arrested for alleged campaign finance violations in September.
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Myanmar's government, he said, strongly condemned all human rights violations.
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Federal pardons do not apply to violations of state law.
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The company was fined and convicted of criminal safety violations.
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Officials at the three polling stations denied there were violations.
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But many parole violations involve alleged links to gang members.
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To have the pattern of violations designation lifted, a mine has to undergo a complete inspection without receiving any violations deemed "significant and substantial," meaning they are reasonably likely to contribute to serious injuries.
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If a site has been found to have a high number of violations and the owner ignores Google's notification of these violations then Chrome will start blocking ads on the site after 30 days.
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Masse said that once companies agree to take quick action on any content that is reported to them, they will inevitably review it not only for legal violations but also terms of service violations.
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And on July 22nd, Russia was banned from competing in the Paralympics after 35 doping violations were found among Russian Paralympians; these violations had been hidden by the Russian sports ministry, the Times reported.
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Asked to square these two claims, Tillerson said Iran had committed technical violations of the deal, but that the agreement was structured in a way to give Iran significant time to remedy its violations.
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Members who fail to comply with this regulation will be subject to a one-year suspension of membership for first-time violations and expulsion for subsequent violations, as well as all other available remedies.
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Vale caused pollution, made the area unfit for habitation and committed other regulatory violations, with each of the five violations carrying a fine of 50 million reais, Ibama said in a statement on Saturday.
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Alban was critical of Venezuela's human rights violations The party said that Alban's arrest was owing to statements he made at recent United Nations meetings in New York City denouncing humans rights violations in Venezuela.
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That law hasn't eliminated all privacy violations in the health care space, by any means, but when violations occur, they are punished, and the punishment gives actors in that space real reason to avoid them.
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To be exact, there are 26,737 Mexican citizens in federal prisons – mostly for immigration violations (15,852), some for drug smuggling violations and only two (2) percent for crimes of violence (murder, armed robbery, assault, etc.).
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After Michael D. Cohen, his longtime personal lawyer, pleaded guilty to campaign finance violations that he said had been directed by Mr. Trump, the president falsely claimed that the violations were not even a crime.
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Today, the Fair Pay and Safe Workplaces Executive Order goes into effect requiring federal contractors to disclose labor law violations and to give agencies guidance on how to consider such violations when awarding federal contracts.
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Violations of the emoluments clauses are difficult to prove because there is little precedent, the definitions are poorly understood, and it is not easy to prove that anybody has been wronged by any alleged violations.
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Our primary contact with them has been related to traffic violations.
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ICE $3 million for data reporting violations and not responding to
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The U.S. has accused Meng of financial fraud and sanctions violations.
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It's overwhelmingly made up of driving violations (13.1%) and DUIs (66.2%).
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The lawsuits state claims for antitrust and Commodity Exchange Act violations.
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These frauds are violations of community trust that shock the conscience.
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Many of the violations may amount to war crimes, he said.
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When it comes to prosecuting civil rights violations, let's hope Sen.
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Now this appeals process is expanding to bullying and harassment violations.
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Any violations of the law will lead to punishment, it said.
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The NCAA found four Level One violations—the most serious possible.
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In addition, Lauletta pled guilty to a few minor traffic violations.
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Hall was charged with first degree fleeing and several moving violations.
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Wilkes earlier told Reuters that OceanaGold has not committed environmental violations.
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The most legal trouble he's been in revolved around traffic violations.
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"They're very minor violations," Johnson's attorney, Marc J. Victor, tells PEOPLE.
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Egregious violations of the bank's security procedures have also been uncovered.
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TOS violations, however, can happen if a streamer misunderstands the rules.
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The bilateral ceasefire agreed last August has held, with minor violations.
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You may be diving into a pool of public health violations.
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The group monitors ceasefire violations along the border between the countries.
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Most of the incidents are moving vehicle violations, like speeding, etc.
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He's deleted some himself — but only for copyright violations or clarity.
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China's embassy leapt to the tourist's defense, alleging human rights violations.
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Mr. Montano had been arrested in 2011, accused of immigration violations.
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Elizabeth Warren accused the company of antitrust violations, it stayed mum.
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A Burger King employee was filmed committing several health code violations.
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Both the government and rebels have accused each other of violations.
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Blatter himself has been banned for six years for ethics violations.
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Some make contracts and threaten to kick patients out for violations.
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It also has the power to investigate violations of campaign rules.
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The FTC stepped in shortly afterwards to look into these violations.
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The former cheerleaders are also seeking compensation for labor law violations.
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Like past deals, the ceasefire lacks a way to punish violations.
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AI has been trained for straightforward tasks like spotting copyright violations.
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But still, those violations didn't seem to merit a full ban.
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It did not say what kind of violations had been committed.
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The IOC did not disclose the nature of the doping violations.
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The lawsuit alleges breach of contract and False Claims Act violations.
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The alleged child labor violations were uncovered during a fraud investigation.
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NSA has zero tolerance for willful violations of the agency's authorities.
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These methods — blatant violations of the terms of services — weren't tolerated.
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Of those, 2,400 doctors had been sanctioned for violations involving patients.
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The president himself is under investigation for alleged campaign-finance violations.
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Anderson said most of the encounters were for minor traffic violations.
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This was an example of Facebook's business model driving privacy violations.
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And violations of the law can be punished with jail time.
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That includes traffic violations, shoplifting, or having illegally crossed the border.
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We would like to see a clawback provision relating to violations.
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Last year, European regulators fined Google $5.1 billion for antitrust violations.
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The countries backing China included several accused of human rights violations.
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Each side charged the other with violations — and with some justification.
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Stephens had many traffic violations but no criminal record, police said.
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Cohen is being investigated for bank fraud and campaign finance violations.
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He's actions were perceived as violations of scientific and ethical norms.
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Public contracts reward friends; foes are fined for supposed tax violations.
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There have been no official reports of voting irregularities or violations.
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If there are violations, the sanctions would snap back into place.
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PA: I want to proceed by means of violations and defacements.
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APD will be monitoring the situation for any violations of law.
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Home Depot also agreed to a permanent injunction against similar violations.
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The company will owe up to $500,000 more for further violations.
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The company says it checks for criminal records and traffic violations.
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The report does acknowledge these violations are met with accountability mechanisms.
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Why is it so important to characterize privacy violations as harmless?
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This is a war, and in a war, there are violations.
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A statement from Shanahan's office on Wednesday denied any ethics violations.
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By midnight, opposition factions had reported 10 violations by government forces.
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Other ORR shelter contractors have a history of violations as well.
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The report documented human rights violations between April 18 and Aug.
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It looks for around 270 patterns to uncover potential rule violations.
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The policy achieves this by looking for all possible criminal violations.
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The E.P.A. formally accused Volkswagen of clean air violations on Sept.
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Steinmeier made no mention of violations of sovereignty and territorial integrity.
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Many other tech contract workers also suffer from workplace safety violations.
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The June report also noted Conway's public indifference toward the violations.
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Cohen said Trump directed him to commit the campaign finance violations.
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None of them have had major disciplinary violations in recent years.
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Tracking and reporting human rights violations in Egypt has been difficult.
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Ross Spano, also of Florida, for allegations of campaign finance violations.
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Mr. Craven, however, said Sunday that Russia's doping violations were unique.
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Privacy benefits, by definition, consist of reducing harms from privacy violations.
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But if they did, there are criminal violations that could apply.
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He has been convicted of probation violations four times since then.
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What we can't show flexibility on is violations of the law.
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He has many traffic violations but no criminal record, Williams said.
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" The company said that it was "actively looking for any violations.
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S.M.U. is barred from postseason play because of N.C.A.A. rules violations.
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Two other defendants pleaded guilty to minor violations and received probation.
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At issue: Can corporations be sued for human rights violations abroad?
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Cohen's action has prompted questions about possible campaign finance law violations.
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Hun Sen and his government reject accusation of human rights violations.
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One of the supposed violations revolves around the store, Rebel Rags.
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The court enjoined further violations, but the sheriff did not comply.
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UNICEF verified nearly 1,500 "grave violations" against Syrian children last year.
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The Federal Railroad Administration had begun an audit over safety violations.
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Manafort is charged with 18 violations of tax and banking laws.
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There was even a drop-off in arrests for driving violations.
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The IG did not go into further detail about specific violations.
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" "Russia continues to deny its violations ... Russia will have this chance.
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Repeated violations could see the user banned from further content creation.
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After that, violations will follow the city's standard civil citation procedures.
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The cameras also have a cost in terms of privacy violations.
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No violations meant no ineligible players, and no vacating of titles.
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Violations of the law will be reported to authorities, it said.
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Second, we must support efforts to properly investigate human rights violations.
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In addition, a few hundred people received violations for being unvaccinated.
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He had been convicted of similar violations in 1987 and 2011.
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Reuters was unable to determine the precise nature of the violations.
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But tariffs are typically used to counter violations related to trade.
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Protesting violations of the rule of law, however justified, is reactive.
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Mr. Jammeh has been accused of gross violations of human rights.
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And it was unclear what violations would result in which outcomes.
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Sentencing memos reveal damning evidence about collusion and campaign finance violations.
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It is really important that those violations do not repeat themselves.
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Facebook has shown its willingness to fight charges of privacy violations.
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He got caught, though -- and faced a slew of traffic violations.
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Others fine only the clerks and not the owners for violations.
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Canada said it remained concerned over human rights violations in Nicaragua.
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Other violations included airfare for two of Mr. Davis's pet beagles.
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There was no indication of when the violation or violations occurred.
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They are also despicable violations of our core values as Americans.
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Customers can also report violations for investigation, should statements appear unfit.
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Burundi's ruling party denies it carries out systematic human rights violations.
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The Conception had no safety violations at its last annual inspection.
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In Montana, meth violations more than tripled between 2010 and 2015.
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However, YouTube later removed the channel once again citing "policy violations."
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"We condemn all human rights violations and unlawful violence," she said.
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Dozens of the A.T.F.'s inspection reports cited serious, repeated violations.
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Which of President Trump's potential ethical violations bothers you the most?
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Violations would be punishable by up to 15 days in detention.
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Salazar and the doctor have vehemently denied accusations of doping violations.
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Human rights violations can't be stopped with a corporate rebranding exercise.
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There is a fuzzy line between innocent trades and securities violations.
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"Code violations, when found, have been addressed accordingly through disciplinary proceedings."
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The parade of copyright violations wasn't a Club World Cup anomaly.
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He has previously been investigated over accusations of campaign finance violations.
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All were licensed to sell wildlife, and no violations were found.
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The Syrian government calls the American strikes violations of its sovereignty.
|
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Its landlord had a history of owning properties with building violations.
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Code violations were not at the forefront of the officials' concerns.
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" She added: "A year ago, there were about 300 open violations.
|
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In the privacy case, the F.T.C. accused Uber of two violations.
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" He said the site needed protecting from "violations" of the "occupation.
|
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Facebook is currently investigating how to crack down on these violations.
|
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Reinstatement can be a major challenge for sellers facing IP violations.
|
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A federal Justice Department review later found clear civil-rights violations.
|
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The conflict resulted in numerous human rights violations and mass atrocities.
|
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Most ICE arrests are for civil immigration violations, not criminal offenses.
|
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Nearly nine in 10 violations were subject to no formal action.
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The same applies to keeping it in place despite multiple violations.
|
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Thousands of Class 2698 violations were issued in 24637, not 345.
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There will be endless Russian fulminating about violations of international law.
|
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The text of the report mentioned violations by all three countries.
|
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The charges also allege violations of U.S. economic sanctions on Iran.
|
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Some potential violations, it said, would be referred to the police.
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The IRS would not comment on specific allegations of IRS violations.
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He has been investigated for campaign finance violations, which he denies.
|
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Trump's hotels have been a magnet for allegations of emoluments violations.
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It also cites several other conflicts of interest and security violations.
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For violations taking place after that date, the penalty is $12,459.
|
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Most immigration violations fall under civil administrative law, not criminal law.
|
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Crutcher resigned due to violations of the company's code of conduct.
|
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Facebook is currently staring down multiple investigations into potential antitrust violations.
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Because, local governments fear privacy violations and are responding with bans.
|
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It's now harder to sue the Trump campaign for privacy violations.
|
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LARA shut down Cantrell Funeral Home in April for multiple violations.
|
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Mr. Perdue called the violations technical, and the investigation politically motivated.
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DeVos did not specify what potential violations her department would explore.
|
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He denies charges that his government is involved in rights violations.
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There is no criminal law punishing violations of the Emoluments Clause.
|
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All the allegations against White, if proven, would be administrative violations.
|
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And the norm violations are just getting worse seemingly every day.
|
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The facility's history of violations were reported by The Texas Tribune.
|
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What did the city know about the violations at the warehouse?
|
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Venture capitalists, the tech world's philosopher-kings, have embraced narrative violations.
|
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Blix is also accusing Apple of patent infringement and antitrust violations.
|
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Russia accounted for roughly 150 violations, the most of any country.
|
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The casualties are piling up; so are the violations of law.
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And now the U.S.-supported militia is committing human rights violations.
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The charges also allege violations of U.S. economic sanctions on Iran.
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In 250, 103 U.S. citizens were charged with Wire Act violations.
|
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Himmel + Meringoff appears to have a pattern of facade-related violations.
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"The FBI should pursue any violations and criminal allegations," Chaffetz said.
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The big winners are murder, rape, assault, burglary, and probation violations.
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Duncan Hunter (R-CA) was indicted for campaign finance law violations.
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The EPA's ability to enforce drinking water violations will be hobbled.
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There was another pattern as well—Olds rarely contested the violations.
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D'Souza pleaded guilty to felony violations of campaign laws in 2014.
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"I hope at some point we're going to enter into a very binding agreement with North Korea, and if it's believed that we withdrew from a military agreement when there aren't material violations -- there's some technical violations, but not material violations -- then it makes it more difficult for people to believe we're going to abide by another agreement," Corker told reporters Tuesday.
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"I hope at some point we're going to enter into a very binding agreement with North Korea, and if it's believed that we withdrew from a military agreement when there aren't material violations — there's some technical violations, but not material violations — then it makes it more difficult for people to believe we're going to abide by another agreement," Corker told reporters Tuesday.
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Apple's latest report includes a number of labor violations the company found through audits last year, most of which can be attributed to "improper provision of wages and benefits and working hours violations," the report states.
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In 2015, the EPA took formal enforcement action against just 20093 percent of the more than 8,000 reported violations — which means 88.8 percent of all violations were not enforced or followed up on in any way.
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President Trump doubled down on the claim that he's not responsible for campaign finance violations by Michael Cohen on Fox News Thursday, saying that investigators should be looking at Congress' "slush fund" for campaign violations instead.
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OZM's founder, Daniel Och, also agreed to pay a $0003 million fine related to record-keeping violations, while OZM's CFO, Joel Frank, agreed to pay a yet-to-be-determined fine related to record-keeping violations.
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"When we found out about these guideline violations, we communicated these violations to the app developers, giving them 30 days to submit an updated app to avoid availability interruption in the App Store," the statement read.
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"The NYDFS has on multiple occasions indirectly enforced federal sanctions regulations by, for example, predicating violations of the New York banking law's reporting and recordkeeping provisions on violations of OFAC-administered federal sanctions regulations," said Abdelhady.
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" That count includes 26 different alleged drug violations, many involving tons of cocaine, and calls for jurors to decide whether Guzman was criminally responsible for three or more as part of a "continuing series of violations.
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Members of both parties of Congress had complaints about the trouble they'd had to go through when the office decided to investigate them over possible ethics "violations" that turned out not to be violations at all.
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"Following each of your previous rule violations, you were warned by me and each of the jointly-appointed appeal officers that future violations would result in escalated accountability measures," he wrote in his letter to Burfict.
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The news service compared the violations that have been amassed by the Rover and Mariner East 2 pipelines to four similar projects and found that, on average, the other projects had only 85033 violations during construction.
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The President's foes have sought his financial records citing a variety of investigations into hush money payments, foreign involvement in a US election, violations of the emoluments clauses and inquiries into potential violations of ethics rules.
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The list of violations that officials read out included paladares not paying taxes, buying supplies on the black market, labor code violations and having more than 50 seats, according to two restaurant owners who attended meetings.
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According to the NRDC, these states have the most violations: According to the report, the types of violations include failing to properly test water for contaminants and failing to report contamination to state authorities or the public.
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Violations of the emoluments clauses are a difficult case to prove because there is little precedent, the definitions are poorly understood, and it is not easy to prove that anybody has been wronged by any alleged violations.
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The draft U.N. annex blacklists the Houthis, Yemen government forces, pro-government militia and Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula for violations against children in 2016 as it did in last year's report covering violations in 2015.
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"Turkey could be deemed as a state responsible for violations by their affiliated groups as long as Turkey exercises effective control of these groups or the operations in the course of which those violations occurred," Colville said.
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"Violations against women in South Sudan are a continuing issue, but for Facebook to allow their platform to enhance these violations is a problem," Judy Gitau, the regional coordinator for women's rights organization Equality Now, told CNN.
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Of course, workplace violations of different types are often intertwined: The same employers that permit or perpetrate sexual harassment also commit a host of other violations — underpaying workers, discriminating in other ways or preventing workers from organizing.
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Smaller residential buildings Three- or four-family building One-family house Larger residential and nonresidential buildings Two-family building 26,973 17,20163 violations 10,290 10,090 Building type not available The number of buildings with numerous violations has increased.
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Smaller residential buildings Three- or four- family building One- family house Larger residential and nonresidential buildings Two-family building 20193,973 17,430 violations 10,290 10,090 Building type not available The number of buildings with numerous violations has increased.
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Smaller residential buildings Three- or four-family building One-family house Larger residential and nonresidential buildings Two-family building 26,50093 50083,50073 violations 50063,50053 50043,50033 Building type not available The number of buildings with numerous violations has increased.
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Save the Children included more than 20 recommendations on how best to safeguard children against violations of humanitarian law and human rights in the report, and it is calling for an independent body to investigate such violations.
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All had been accused or convicted of violations of United States sanctions.
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The records of those violations list a corporation as the building's owner.
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The statement did not say what kind of violations had been found.
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The airline told CNBC that it had since corrected all outstanding violations.
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He has been written up for other assault on staff violations, however.
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The numbers thus represent a cautious estimate, since most violations go unreported.
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UNSMIL will be responsible for monitoring any violations, the Tripoli government said.
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Later that same month, the three violations were rectified, according to records.
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S. citizens seek damages in U.S. courts for human rights violations abroad.
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As organizing efforts intensified, more reports of injuries and safety violations surfaced.
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If there are violations, then you do have to change the rules.
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The diplomat said there were 72 cases of violations also being tracked.
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Gallagher is accused of committing multiple violations of military law in Iraq.
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"It can therefore be concluded that his violations were deliberate and systematic".
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The new lawsuit claims Bernhardt's new land-trade agreement repeats Zinke's violations.
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Eva and Franco Mattes Untitled, 2016 From the series Abuse Standards Violations.
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Accountability for violations committed in the Chechen conflict has been sorely lacking.
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He was ultimately arrested for these violations against a 2014 DWI probation.
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Not to mention it was already suspended before for trademark violations (sure).
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If found guilty, they could be suspended or fired for the violations.
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"Last year alone, we got seventy thousand records of violations," he says.
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US Steel's own data pointed to previously unknown violations, ACHD's Kelly added.
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Before conflicts begin, suffering stems from three types of human rights violations.
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Booting out Iran, however, will be far harder than punishing border violations.
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Mr Trump's violations of these rules, the attorneys-general contend, are blatant.
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That threshold varies, depending on the severity of different types of violations.
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The video was one of numerous violations that resulted in his suspension.
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Indeed, it has encouraged the sharing of information about possible immigration violations.
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Other high-profile violations of religious liberty in recent years went unmentioned.
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"I would hate to see him incarcerated for these violations," Rubin wrote.
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Charlie Rangel after the House Ethics Committee charged him with ethics violations.
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We work to hold our government responsible for its human rights violations.
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There are Michelin star restaurants that have wage theft violations against them.
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The core offenses begin with classic and now pervasive online privacy violations.
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Yet two of the report's findings make clear that serious violations occurred.
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Athletic director Bernard Muir detailed the violations in a statement released Thursday.
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The agency asked him to correct his violations, and respond in writing.
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Hubbard is facing 20 years in prison over 23 felony ethics violations.
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AWS has already kicked other customers off the platform for similar violations.
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Officers charged Duval with aggravated driving while intoxicated and other traffic violations.
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The state refused to renew its license this spring, citing health violations.
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Fried was charged with 12 violations while Cames was charged with five.
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They cited violations in the way she was appointed by Duterte's predecessor.
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The health department visited the restaurant today and no violations were reported.
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The company relies heavily on users to report terms of service violations.
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Aveanna had an abundance of violations in some of its biggest markets.
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He would establish a whistleblower visa program for workers reporting labor violations.
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The Federal Election Commission (FEC) can impose fines for accidental campaign violations.
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Sales violations were more common with vaping products than with traditional cigarettes.
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Tests are also mandatory after telltale violations, such as ignoring road signs.
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Benson alleges Kenahan made similar churning violations, a FINRA public disclosure says.
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Those responsible for outrageous human rights violations must be held to account.
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It ordered Kenya to take "all appropriate measures" to remedy the violations.
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Today, the city's traffic police gave out about 1,231 tickets for violations.
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"The inspector's findings were there were no violations," he told the newspaper.
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The referee continues calling violations, but the other team simply disregards him.
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Senior executives at the Big Four admit to embarrassment about violations abroad.
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If they don't comply, "potential violations may result in law enforcement action."
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The open-ended nature of the parking violations chatbot is also gone.
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Trump, in particular, has drawn criticism for perceived violations of Twitter's rules.
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China later said he was being investigated for bribery and other violations.
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She was also charged with violations of a local animal control ordinance.
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Xinhua said on Friday that investigators also discovered "clues to other violations".
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China denies any of those violations, leading to an apparently insurmountable stalemate.
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A word of caution: Using this loophole may result in copyright violations.
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Authorities in the United States are probing Huawei for alleged sanctions violations.
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The majority of those violations, however, were travel-related—unreported trips, etc.
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The FA granted itself incredible leeway in administering punishments for whereabouts violations.
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In Burundi, the government is using human rights violations to stifle dissent.
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I think there were nine HR violations in the first 10 words.
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What he saw suggested to him architecture's complicity in human rights violations.
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The agency declined to take action, finding no clear violations by Liberty.
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Similarly, traditional polling is not robust to violations of the underlying assumptions.
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Potential penalties for Clean Air Act violations can reach millions of dollars.
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FinCEN investigates money laundering and has previously examined violations by Trump's casinos.
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Trump's casinos were fined hundreds of thousands of dollars for the violations.
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Fuzz has been charged with aggravated assault, robbery and multiple weapons violations.
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He cautioned, however, that such campaign violations can be difficult to prove.
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True, Melania Trump's alleged violations of immigration law occurred two decades ago.
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Several arrests have been made in recent months over alleged labor violations.
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Since then, some schools have been shut down due to health violations.
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On October 28, two dissidents were arrested over immigration violations in Bangkok.
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EPA is seeking civil penalties of over $4.8 million for the violations.
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The question of who's to blame for the violations is less obvious.
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Facebook is also offering to monitor videos and let creators report violations.
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College teams have national championships vacated years later when violations are discovered.
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European regulations on Facebook's privacy violations are a good case in point.
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It has also gone after Facebook, Intel, and Microsoft for antitrust violations.
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He has faced accusations of racial profiling and other civil liberty violations.
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And that goal won't be hindered by Fourth Amendment violations, said Canon.
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There is no record of code violations or serious complaints for Glitz.
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And many of these violations occur right here in the United States.
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The proposed bill would also impose civil and criminal penalties for violations.
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New York City health officials said the cart had no recent violations.
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The act, however, is a guideline, so violations are not considered crimes.
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"Don Cheadle" made his on-screen debut in 1985's "Moving Violations."
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Federal prosecutors in Manhattan are continuing to probe the campaign finance violations.
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The upload filter targeted copyright violations on platforms like YouTube and Facebook.
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Even a UN committee strongly condemns human rights violations on the island.
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There are normally two types of violations: improper entry and unlawful presence.
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Abhorrent human rights violations target innocent Iranian civilians on a regular basis.
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Yet the business lobby maintains that privacy violations do not cause harm.
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Even companies with the most egregious violations continue to receive federal contracts.
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Penalties for violations include fines and driver's license points (The Associated Press).
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Russian violations of Turkish airspace were "causing increased tensions and ... create risks".
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Reuters reports that China is investigating Meng for bribery and other violations.
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Most of these violations were trivial offenses, such as forgetting one's permit.
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Violations also can lead to criminal prosecutions under the United States Code.
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Many agreed that what the violations called against Williams were unjustifiably harsh.
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Did Twitter finally decide to act on Donald Trump's numerous Twitter violations?
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They have no power to charge suspects specifically for drone-use violations.
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Cohen is currently under investigation for bank fraud and campaign finance violations.
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The Astrodome was closed after being cited for code violations in 2008.
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The agency did not charge the company with knowingly committing the violations.
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The US has blacklisted 8 Chinese tech firms on rights violations grounds.
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Violations carry a penalty of up to 50,000 renminbi, or about $7,500.
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While China escaped a ban, its incidence of drug violations dropped significantly.
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Some of the gravest violations of rights have occurred within legal frameworks.
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In the meantime, labor violations among federal contractors continue to pile up.
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Violations are felony offenses, punishable by up to five years in prison.
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The investigation into the violations alleged by the Complainants shall now commence.
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Even athletes without past drug violations would not be permitted to compete.
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There's a straight line from internal human rights violations to external aggression.
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However, these tariffs are clear violations of U.S. commitments at the WTO.
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A slap in the face of all victims of human-rights violations.
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Iranian officials have maintained the violations are reversible should the relief come.
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It suggests widespread wage-and-hour violations at Carl's Jr. and Hardee's.
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Violations of this new law can be punishable by $36043,000 to $300,000.
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And yet, the UN constantly singles out Israel for human rights violations.
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Even among the security personnel, rights groups allege vast human rights violations.
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Four of these investigations are focused on possible violations of criminal law.
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Authorities did not issue Ms. Williams with any citations or traffic violations.
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Cohen is under investigation for possible bank fraud and campaign finance violations.
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We make stops based on behaviors and vehicle code violations, not ethnicity.
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The statistics do not break down the exact nature of the violations.
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Cohen is reportedly under investigation for bank fraud and campaign finance violations.
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"There has been repeated and proven violations of the treaty," he said.
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Cohen is under investigation for bank fraud and possible campaign finance violations.
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Cohen is under criminal investigation for bank fraud and campaign finance violations.
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Workers were pressured not to report these violations to visiting FIFA delegations.
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Still, that in itself doesn't open up the state to constitutional violations.
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Why do majority parties find open deliberation more costly than norm violations?
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When it does inspect plants, penalties for violations don't pack a punch.
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HPD records show the cramped apartment has 163 outstanding housing code violations.
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These kinds of violations can creep up slowly and do significant harm.
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Reuters was unable to determine the precise nature of the possible violations.
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He cited what his administration says are continued violations by the Russians.
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"If we find violations, we will take down the content," Pichai said.
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Yes, most campaign finance violations don't result in people going to jail.
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Most languish in prison for drug offenses, property crimes, and immigration violations.
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Penalizing its violations don't make the deal stronger, they blow it up.
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The Justice Department rarely prosecutes violations of the Foreign Agents Registration Act.
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Since then, the countries have exchanged daily allegations of cease-fire violations.
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Stanton said a number of governments had committed "wilful" violations of sanctions.
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"We took on tough cases about redlining and other violations," Cordray tweeted.
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Parnas and Fruman have been charged with unrelated campaign finance violations. 2.
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In New York City's jails, technical parole violations loom large as well.
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Some former employees say Ramdev is guilty of more than safety violations.
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From 2014 to 2016, the program resulted in $122 million in violations.
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The checks are intensive and constant and violations are applied where appropriate.
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Well-versed in Iraqi law, they allege human rights violations like torture.
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If there are campaign violations, then of course I'd look at it.
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Some states protect whistleblowers who report on violations of overtime or discrimination.
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By flying his drone over mines, he tries to look for violations.
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The Violations Documentation Center counted 882 dead, only 29 of them fighters.
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Background: Mr. Jammeh has been accused of gross violations of human rights.
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Two months later, he was found guilty on tax and banking violations.
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These actions raise a number of concerns, notably possible violations of privacy.
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Two other lawsuits accusing Mr. Trump of similar violations are still pending.
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Mr. Cohen has pleaded guilty to two sets of criminal campaign violations.
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Department lawyers must show proof of violations that go beyond unconstitutional behavior.
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"Do you routinely learn about these violations through the press?" he asked.
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Violations of election law are rarely detected and even more rarely prosecuted.
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Mr. Jones incurred two content violations from YouTube over the last year.
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Twitter has previously taken action against the president's tweets for copyright violations.
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Many of the violations occurred in countries where governmental authority is weak.
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He had also been prosecuted for ordinance violations related to animal control.
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That was why, Tebas said, UEFA has not acted to police violations.
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That means potential violations involving other contaminants, like lead, may go underreported.
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The charges against them range from probation violations to minor drug crimes.
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He is now serving a 25-year sentence for human rights violations.
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What's more, construction was halted due to multiple violations of work permits.
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The city said that contractors typically faced additional fines for other violations.
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The inquiry would focus on reported Chinese violations of American intellectual property.
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We are at a heightened risk of human rights violations and abuse.
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It also faced an American inquiry over possible violations of export controls.
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Will Qatar ask for a pass on accusations of human rights violations?
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There were 1,563 such violations issued in the state system last year.
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I am taking seriously allegations of human rights violations in this country.
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But Twitter will also be relying on individual users to flag violations.
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Many incidents involved multiple persons, multiple violations or extended periods of time.
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Prosecutors are examining whether those payments could amount to campaign finance violations.
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Local officials cannot simply turn the other way when violations are discovered.
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Conway did not say whether she faced a punishment for the violations.
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If the violations persisted, the tax rate could increase to 100 percent.
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Executives said they had pulled contracts when they uncovered human rights violations.
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On nuclear issues, he failed to hold Tehran accountable for nuclear violations.
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It creates a clear process for resolving violations before contracts are awarded.
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Another 3,20183 potential violations are still working their way through the system.
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Maine, immunizing the states from suits for violations of federal labor law.
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Otherwise, they could face data breaches, privacy violations, or major financial loss.
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It's also possible Mueller could pursue other violations of campaign finance laws.
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The tweets contained several updates on penalties for violations of campaign laws.
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He stopped doing so in October 2017 without citing specific Iranian violations.
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Since 2013, most failure-to-comply violations have cited small residential buildings.
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Amazon&aposs HR department tracks violations of the policy, the company said.
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Moreover, repeat violators cannot use the PAID program to resolve recurring violations.
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Cohen implicated Trump in a criminal scheme to commit campaign finance violations.
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He will be forever remembered for the gross violations of his oath.
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But based on CNN's investigations, the evidence of sanctions violations is clear.
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" -- and to argue that Cohen's campaign finance violations are "not a crime.
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"There's no EPA violations," San Francisco city supervisor Matt Haney told KPIX.
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That agency is reportedly still investigating Facebook for other potential legal violations.
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Lawsuits and outright bans for data policy violations were also very rare.
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We should stand up against stark violations of trade laws but Rep.
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Enter the American Grinch, daring to raise the North's human rights violations.
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This time, when men left the business, police looked for traffic violations.
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Investigators believe Marines committed numerous administrative violations, including having sex on duty.
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Hayes has only a minor criminal history, involving traffic violations, Capri said.
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The industry is infamous for grindingly low pay and labor law violations.
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Arbitration is also secret, preventing patterns of violations from coming to light.
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The most common charges were traffic violations and drug and immigration offenses.
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Bartola (at a decibel level suggesting violations of the Geneva Conventions): NO!
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Government action: Officials have repeatedly vowed to take action against safety violations.
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American investors lack analogous protection against violations of their free-speech rights.
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Cohen pleaded guilty to campaign finance violations for making the pay off.
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Beijing's indoctrination centers for Muslim Uighurs are stark violations of human rights.
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Want to punish a player who was directly involved with the violations?
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They also call to mind recent privacy violations perpetrated by other companies.
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"Inadvertent violations like Obama's are punished civilly by the FEC," he said.
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Details: Google has been fined a total of $483 billion by the EU for antitrust violations since 2017: $1.7 billion last week for violations in Google's dominance of the digital ad market $4.9 billion in 2018 for violations relating to Google's Android operating system and App Store $2.7 billion in 2017 for violations in its operation of its online shopping service Total net income for Alphabet, Google's corporate parent (which derives nearly all of its income from Google), was $63 billion for the three-year period from 2016 to 2018.
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There was no evidence that there were any data analytics used by the DOJ or the FEC to identify campaign finance violations or fraudulent patterns, although the IRS does use this to identify potential violations within their jurisdiction.
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"Prior to awarding a contract, each agencies' contracting office and a newly appointed compliance adviser will be required to review both violations and alleged violations to determine whether an employer should be awarded a federal contract," he said.
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If franchisors know they are on the hook as joint employers for their franchisees' labor and employment law violations, then the big powerful corporate franchisors will have a big powerful incentive to make sure those costly violations cease.
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Officials said the range of potential violations confronting the four disciplined leaders — and others who might come under scrutiny — include violations of federal criminal law, the city's conflicts-of-interest rules and the Police Department's own administrative codes.
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OCAHO ALJs handle three types of cases: Proceedings before OCAHO begin when ICE discovers apparent violations during a worksite investigation and issues a Notice of Intent to Fine to the employer, which describes alleged violations and proposed fines.
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Trump mentioned Russian misbehavior -- something he doesn't often do -- and its violations of the INF treaty, but shortly after, he yet again gave Kim Jong Un a free pass on his continued violations of UN Security Council resolutions.
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"To the extent that there are violations of our sanctions, we intend to enforce them with great rigor against any party who is a participant in those violations," he told a news conference after the Security Council session.
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Hundreds of SDWA health violations occur every year, and our ongoing research finds that government water utilities are, on average, more likely to violate the SDWA and less likely to be penalized for violations than comparable private utilities.
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"The OCC took these actions given the severity of the deficiencies and violations of law, the financial harm to consumers, and the bank's failure to correct the deficiencies and violations in a timely manner," the agency said Friday.
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In my over 14 years in the Department of Justice, I tried cases of nearly every kind — drug trafficking, firearms, and other violent crimes, significant public corruption cases, financial wrongdoing, civil rights violations, environmental violations and hate crimes.
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They are fighting legislation that would grant consumers the ability to sue companies for privacy violations and are lobbying for federal privacy legislation where enforcement is tied only to "concrete" harm, not necessarily to violations of the law.
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In principle, prosecutorial discretion is a resource-allocation doctrine: The assets available for law-enforcement functions are finite, so the executive branch must prioritize — meaning serious violations get the most attention, while comparatively trivial violations often go unaddressed.
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The Justice Department would be investigating potential criminal violations of the FCPA, while the Securities and Exchange Commission would be investigating "books and records" violations to see whether the company masked those payments as something else, thereby deceiving investors.
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The city has regained the data for all parking and camera-generated violations up to May 4, but it still lacks the ability to look up violations without the physical paper ticket or process payments electronically, city officials said.
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" They also said misdemeanor and city ordinance violations for which defendants face preset bail "are not petty, trivial offenses," and that those arrested for violations do "pose a risk or danger to the community and, in some instances, themselves.
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Why does Carlson fulminate about 85003 percent of Mexican federal prisoners in prison mostly for drugs, drug smuggling and immigration violations and not mention the 86 percent, 125,326 non-Mexican federal prisoners who aren't in prison for immigration violations?
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In addition to the violations of the Administrative Procedure Act, though, Furman also found two specific violations of the Census Act, which is more specific in governing what the Commerce Department can do in developing the census in particular.
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"I don't expect perfection, but I don't expect dangerous maneuvers, either," Mattis told reporters Friday when asked about the recent violations of the de-confliction line, suggesting that some of the violations may have been due to pilot error.
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The Justice Department also noted in guidelines issued in December that campaign finance violations "become crimes when they satisfy a monetary threshold and are committed with specific criminal intent" — a threshold that Mr. Cohen's violations met on both fronts.
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"Businesses with a known gay clientele were usually subject to police harassment or raids, sometimes under the auspices of health code violations or permit violations," said Eric Feingold, history curator at the Ohio History Connection, the state's historical society.
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But Democrats are calling for humane and generous treatment of a wide range of immigration law violations, while Trump has made the exact opposite of humane and generous treatment of immigration law violations the centerpiece of his policy approach.
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Cairo public housing residents were evicted from their homes; in East St. Louis, housing complexes under HUD's control were cited for violations like windows and doors that did not lock, pest infestation, mold and mildew and fire safety violations.
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Her plan doesn't detail any penalty thresholds, but said she aims to "substantially" increase the penalties that are now capped at $85033,000 for violations of minimum wage and overtime laws, and $10,000 for repeated violations of child labor laws.
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The FTC has a number of tech companies — including Google, Facebook and Snap — under 20-year consent decrees for previous privacy violations, and those agreements give the agency a potential vehicle for pursuing fines should it identify new violations.
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This time among the questions for Barr and the Justice Department: why the department's preliminary investigation of a whistleblower complaint was narrowly focused only on potential campaign finance violations when the complaint raised concerns about broader potential legal violations.
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U.N. investigators also found at least 38 violations by Houthi and Saleh forces.
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We will never support any dopings or any other violations in this area.
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CONSOL spokesman Zach Smith declined to comment on the company's 2013 reporting violations.
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This distinction between violations of law and differences of policy is critically important.
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The government has said reports of violations are politicized and lacking in objectivity.
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Criminal cases will be brought forward if violations constitute a crime, it added.
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He imposed new sanctions on Moscow for their violations of the INF treaty.
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Of those, 22 possible violations were discovered that had not been previously reported.
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They were charged with conspiracy, wire fraud, falsifying records and campaign finance violations.
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Still, Holder and Lynch were vocal about their intolerance of civil rights violations.
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Opponents of the ban have raised concerns over violations of their personal privacy.
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But ... well, some violations of basic physics and biology are worse than others.
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Investigators found there were serious violations at the factories which were endangering workers.
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Settlements for rules violations between employees in Congress are not exactly rare, though.
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Relatively few people have been tried for the crimes and human rights violations.
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The rule is rarely enforced, and players rarely receive code violations for it.
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Altogether, Williams committed three violations, for which she would ultimately be fined $17,33.
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"Campaign finance violations, I don't know what will come from that," Republican Sen.
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Chinese officials usually use the term "disciplinary violations" to mean allegations of corruption.
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Gamba said government forces in various nations were responsible for about 9,000 violations.
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Exxon was forced to pay a $2.6 million fine for numerous safety violations.
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Advertising is one such model, with massive privacy violations required to optimize it.
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He is expected to be charged with additional criminal and civil code violations.
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Beijing has already found chip-maker Qualcomm Inc guilty of anti-trust violations.
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He would be held in contempt of court if there are any violations.
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The UN encourages member states to destroy any materials suspected of breaching violations.
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There are bigger penalties for criminal or wilful violations of the ITAR rules.
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More important, is the systematic and flagrant violations of human rights in Iran.
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He faces about a dozen investigations for a variety of potential ethics violations.
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The spokesperson would only say the accounts were suspended due to spam violations.
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They check our jerseys and make sure that nobody has any uniform violations.
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Chernykh, 26, was ordered to Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention for immigration violations.
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Lev Parnas and Igor Fruman were charged with campaign finance violations involving Ukraine.
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The list of ethical violations and conflicts of interest goes on and on.
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She also warned Robinson that any future violations would land him behind bars.
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There are repeat offenders who create new accounts after being suspended for violations.
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Violations of the rules would cost them their status as a certified channel.
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Along with that inctment, Huawei was also charged with sanctions violations involving Iran.
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In their absence, individuals may become exposed to data abuses and rights violations.
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"If violations are found, action as per law will be taken," Arora said.
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The 10th and 11th suspects are accused of home invasion and weapons violations.
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Walmart, for example, admitted to possible FCPA violations in Latin America in 2011.
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Between 1966 and 2015 the agency brought only seven criminal cases for violations.
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Had it done so, Zuckerberg could have faced fines for future privacy violations.
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The agency has taken action before when it spots violations of the rules.
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Will it simply respond to reports, or will it actively look for violations?
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However, First Ladies and Daughters appear to be immune from dress code violations.
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The Missouri attorney general also has increased powers to prosecute abortion law violations.
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But contrary to popular perception, violations do not occur only on dingy backstreets.
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The U.S. charged Meng with fraud linked to alleged violations of Iran sanctions.
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LaLiga has been given a month to correct the violations with the app.
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And so we knew what the violations were without having to do that.
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No HSBC executives or employees were prosecuted for the violations, the report said.
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The former CEO was also charged with violations of the Clean Air Act.
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After that, owners were told that further violations would draw a $500,000 fine.
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Jenny O'Brien, spokeswoman for the state agency, said such violations were considered routine.
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The FTC settles with Venmo over a series of privacy and security violations
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But beyond grave violations, there is a slow burn crisis happening as well.
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Additionally, Mexico has already arrested 100 caravan members for criminal violations in Mexico.
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That's because she deleted the original ad due to those pesky FDA violations.
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Lester says he's yet to hear from any authorities regarding potential copyright violations.
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The AIU will then determine whether the data shows any anti-doping violations.
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They were taken to a military hangar to be processed for immigration violations.
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But are we really going to help pay for these human rights violations?
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Prosecutors in Munich say they are looking into possible violations of securities regulations.
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In 2008, federal officials began investigating Arpaio's office for potential civil rights violations.
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But the US Congress is opposed, citing in particular Cuba's human rights violations.
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" Officer Blackmon was not cited for any "policy violations or areas of concern.
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The more egregious copyright violations on YouTube often come through automatic copyright detection.
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However, Cohen pleaded guilty to tax and bank charges and campaign finance violations.
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The U.N. says it'll investigate allegations of human rights violations in the country.
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But AI is bound to bring privacy violations that are seen as outrageous.
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He is already serving a 10-year sentence on unrelated federal ammunition violations.
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The settlement fine print gives Facebook broad immunity for "known" and "unknown" violations.
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It also stated that serious or repeated violations would result in account termination.
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What can courts can do about Mr Trump's apparent violations of the constitution?
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He cited Russian violations of the agreement as the reason behind the withdrawal.
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If it hasn't, the statute of limitations on those violations has surely expired.
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Violations would be treated under the FTC's unfair or deceptive acts or practices.
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Trump hasn't always had such a sanguine view of campaign finance violations, however.
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Some cite criminal history or prior immigration violations of the parents or guardians.
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These violations could vary depending on the state and local school district policies.
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Human rights violations and abuses suffered by civilians rarely have a happy ending.
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He was also charged with two serious violations of the Maritime Safety Act.
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Those figures include separations enacted due to immigration violations or adults' criminal conduct.
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It scrambled its own jets, but no violations of Japan's airspace were reported.
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Since then there have been thousands of ceasefire violations by pro-Russian forces.
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You may have to cough up as much as $10,000 for nonwillful violations.
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" Gordon-Levitt described US government violations of constitutional rights on privacy as "scary.
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California medicinal marijuana patients' data already comes with some protections against these violations.
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The type of human rights violations you don't actually think happen in America.
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Neighbouring Finland has complained of several air space violations by Russian fighter jets.
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BREAKING: Hawley: "We have uncovered evidence of wrongdoing... potential criminal violations" by Greitens.
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The state lawsuit adds allegations of health and safety violations, the utility said.
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We don't expect him to address ongoing human rights violations, but he should.
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Wilful and negligent violations of the Swiss rules could result in criminal charges.
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Both sides in the conflict have been accused of serious human rights violations.
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Pakistan's military denied the allegations and said it had not committed ceasefire violations.
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His past sins, Facebook decided, had crossed into the domain of standards violations.
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These reported violations of the Montreal Protocol come at an especially perilous moment.
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Manafort has been charged with money laundering and bank fraud, among other violations.
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Treaty violations by the states created serious foreign policy problems for the nation.
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The Security Council called those moves "violations and flagrant disregard" of previous resolutions.
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Last year in Berlin two clubs were closed down for fire-code violations.
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Small systems in rural areas account for nearly 70 percent of all violations.
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"There have been no violations of the constitution in Poland recently," Szydlo said.
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It also limits the rights of LGBT people to sue over workplace violations.
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Washington also wants more criminal prosecutions of copyright and other intellectual property violations.
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In a separate case, Finra disciplined another brokerage for similar violations involving UITs.
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The bank has already paid $667 million for sanctions violations before that year.
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The consent decree lasts 20 years, and comes with steep fines for violations.
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Murphy said efforts were under way to identify those responsible for rights violations.
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Individuals or entities accused of securities violations that carry significant sanctions deserve better.
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Furthermore, it ordered the province to punish the officials responsible for the violations.
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We'll have to see how the team handles abuse, harassment, and other violations.
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The company is already under investigation for General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) violations.
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The company also removed 244,188 accounts for violations relating to child sexual exploitation.
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Four of the 5 counts against Kelly are violations of the Mann Act.
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These should be updated to cite Russia's human rights violations against the Tatars.
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The denial: A statement from Shanahan's office on Wednesday denied any ethics violations.
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Barring an entire team from the Olympics for rule violations is extremely rare.
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But attorneys said providers merely document violations rather than provide restitution to homeowners.
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We have air bags, speed limits, cops giving out tickets for speed violations.
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Many federal and state legislative pronouncements define information privacy violations as a harm.
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Their passing turned laborious, and they had back-to-back 24-second violations.
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Cillizza: What is the penalty for the sort of violations we are discussing?
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The Obama-era EPA cited two violations of pesticide use laws by Syngenta.
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In 2016, the EPA reported nearly 8% had violations of health-based standards.
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Local activists routinely criticize checkpoints, alleging racial profiling and other civil rights violations.
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" 'Consider the implications' Announcing his move, Trump cited "multiple violations of the agreement.
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There are clearly some legitimate areas of investigation, including possible campaign finance violations.
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Unlike Goldman Sachs, however, Merrill Lynch admitted to the violations announced on Thursday.
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Conway refused to acknowledge publicly if she faced a punishment for the violations.
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There is a general five-year statute of limitations for federal election violations.
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As a result, constitutional violations of voters' speech rights are bound to follow.
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NFL rules permit uniform inspectors to notify players of violations on the spot.
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Among police, firearms violations occur at a rate of 6.9 per 100,85033 officers.
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Vestager has frequently proved willing to pursue American tech companies for antitrust violations.
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Also consider the Russian violations of accepted norms over the past four years.
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The criminal law must be reserved for willful violations of clearly defined crimes.
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A Saudi official said they had agreed to financial settlements after unspecified violations.
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Conway refused to acknowledge publicly if she faced a punishment for the violations.
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He pointed out he had not been found guilty of any ethics violations.
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The Federal Election Commission (FEC) is investigating possible campaign finance violations by Rep.
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Reports of human rights violations in northern Rakhine could not be independently verified.
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Review would then allow GAO to examine potential violations of appropriations laws. pic.twitter.
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We've already referred apparent violations of federal law to the IRS and FEC.
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Amazon is getting investigated by the DOJ and FTC for anti-trust violations.
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Mr. Vashovsky's company and Mr. Ohana's company were fined $9,300 for building violations.
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Last year, the African Union reported gross human rights violations in the country.
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Typically, the O.S.C.E. reports from dozens to hundreds of cease-fire violations daily.
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The Trump Organization has 30 days to appeal the violations or correct them.
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Conway refused to acknowledge publicly if she faced a punishment for the violations.
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The most obvious charges that Trump could face would be campaign-finance violations.
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Ms. Buchanan's suit cites violations of freedom of speech rights and due process.
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As a result of the violations, his license to operate it was revoked.
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Intercity bus companies are coming under scrutiny from federal regulators for safety violations.
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