Sentence examples for correcting violations from inspiring English sources

If passed, the proposed law would make lead dust a hazard, shorten the time frame for correcting violations from about eight months to about two, add regulations for schools, playgrounds and day care centers and make it easier for lead poisoning victims to sue their landlords.

Critics say penalties are too light for landlords who do not correct violations.

There, the Health Department has historically said it has no authority to set standards, inspect or take action to correct violations.

Using the F.C.C. is the more direct approach, since an agency could step in quickly to correct violations.

It leases the property to Mr. Haurylkiewicz's firm, Newkirk Realty, under a contract obliging Newkirk to correct violations.

Companies that fail to correct violations will in some cases find themselves facing contempt of court orders from federal judges to force action.

"We attempted to work with the facility as much as possible to get them to correct violations because programs and services for teenagers are desperately needed".

It issues a report each year detailing problems it faced and explaining its monitoring practices and how it induces suppliers to correct violations within 90 days.

"They have recognized and accepted every citation that we have levied on them" related to their failure to correct violations stemming from the 2005 settlement, he said.

When that policy was announced by the Clinton administration in December 1999, the nursing home industry said it was too punitive and did not give homes enough opportunity to correct violations.

Flight crews are not only intensely supervised by airlines and federal regulators, they also have strong internal controls -- through peer pressure and labor union procedures -- that work to identify and correct violations of professional standards or behavior.