The phrase "a non compliance" is not correct in standard English; it should be "noncompliance" or "a non-compliance." You can use it when referring to a failure to comply with rules, regulations, or standards.
Example: "The company faced penalties due to a noncompliance with safety regulations."
Alternatives: "a violation" or "a breach of compliance."
Poor traceability, in addition to being a non-compliance issue on its own, makes it difficult to determine whether the design fulfills the safety requirements, mainly because the design aspects related to safety cannot be clearly identified.
Automakers are not penalized when compliance problems are found "if the manufacturer had reason to believe, based on the exercise of due care, that it had complied with the F.M.V.S.S. and if it takes timely action to address a non-compliance once it is identified," according to a statement from the agency.
Yet, there is no formal warning process when a non-compliance is detected.
He added: "We can only sanction if we have a non-compliance declaration by Wada".
Dr Barbara Lane says a "non-compliance" culture had existed with basic fire measures missing or "inadequate".
Razorfish, whose shares broke a buck on May 25, recently received a non-compliance notice from Nasdaq.
A spokesperson for Companies House told Sky News: "This is a non-compliance issue and a compulsory strike-off action has commenced.
Any situation which represents a failure to fulfil a societal risk duty of care (a non-compliance) and the consequences of non-compliance including, but not limited to, 'naming-and-shaming', public scrutiny and criminal & civil law sanctions.
"The NEB will not hesitate to take immediate enforcement action if a non-compliance is determined to be an immediate threat to the safety of workers, the public or the environment," Barter wrote in an email.
