Sentence examples for consequence of violations from inspiring English sources

By the time the case reached the Supreme Court, though, it had boiled down to a single issue: What did Congress mean when it said people could sue for the "actual damages" suffered as a consequence of violations of the Privacy Act of 1974?

For example, the Republic of Korea (ROK, South Korea) created a special provision of mandatory export control training (referred to as an 'educational order'), as a possible consequence of violations (Bauer 2013).

Patients from one site (n = 15) were excluded from the full analysis set as a consequence of violations of Good Clinical Practice.

A conceivable consequence of violation of the stationarity assumption is demonstrated in Fig.  1.

In addition, parents, teachers, and students must be better educated on the consequences of violations.

Consequences of violations of MI have been studied in family-based heritability research [34], [38], but not in GWAS.

Apart from these specific domains, the participants elaborated on additional domains and physical and mental health issues associated with rights violations or as a consequence of these violations.

What are the consequences of violation, if any? Do you think the government was right to pass such a bill?

But those laws are almost always about the consequences of violation.

Participants used strong language and vivid examples to speak about the consequences of violation: Violation begins a "dwindling spiral" of damage and loss.

STRIPPED OF 2004 B.C.S. NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP The punishment was the latest consequence of N.C.A.A. violations that cost Reggie Bush his Heisman Trophy and kept the Trojans from being eligible for bowl games for the 2010 and 2011 seasons.