The office, Congress's investigative agency, said the full extent of violations was unknown because the Defense Department did not have an oversight system.
Especially in political contexts, knowledge of basic facts is critical because often victims and the broader political community do now know who was responsible for the wrong suffered, nor the extent of violations committed.
"B" to "D" scores meant that he judged the situation as a norm violation and indexed the extent of the violation ("B" scores being mild and "D" being serious).
Further, the point and extent of first violation depends upon the penalty for violation, and the corresponding vehicle design is independent of further standard increases.
"It's more than the extent of the violation," he'd said.
The study set out to establish the extent of the violation of these building by-laws by carrying out a survey and observations of the sampled 89 Buru Buru plots which had extension constructions.
Also for MB-MDR it has never been investigated what the cumulative effect is of violated association test assumptions, acknowledging that the presence and extent of these violations may differ within and between several stages of the MB-MDR analysis.
By the time he knew the extent of the violations, the university had sacrificed him, too.
Gary May, the former superintendent of the mine, pleaded guilty to conspiring to deceive federal mine inspectors about the existence and extent of safety violations, and was sentenced to 21 months in prison.
But the extent of the violations and sheer number of customers affected was far beyond that seen in other cases, so the narrative was not so much about the size of the penalty as the pervasive misconduct that continued even into this year.
The state finance department said that as part of its "widening" investigation of RelayRides, it had demanded additional information from the company and from Hudson Insurance "to help determine the full extent of the violations and any penalties" that the department may impose.
