Of the 2,000 Manhattan residents who book time in MNN's studios each year, only 30 have had their knuckles rapped for flouting on-air decorum.
It was later reported that these regulations were "flouted on a huge scale".
Freedom Riders made their way through the South in an effort to demonstrate that Supreme Court decisions desegregating interstate transportation were routinely flouted on buses and in waiting rooms.
Undercover footage, photographic evidence and information from whistleblowers has revealed how strict industry hygiene standards to prevent the contamination of chicken with the potentially deadly campylobacter bug can be flouted on the factory floor and on farms.
In November consumer group Which? said it had spent eight weeks investigating and had found that the rules were "being repeatedly flouted on all the major secondary ticketing sites".
Undercover footage, photographic evidence and information from whistleblowers revealed how strict industry hygiene standards to prevent the contamination of chicken with the potentially deadly campylobacter bacterium can be flouted on the factory floor and in farms.
This is the calm before the storm, according to the European Union's data protection supervisor, Giovanni Buttarelli, who says the law is being systematically flouted on a number of fronts right now — and that enforcement is coming.
But the number of prosecutions of charities, or third-party agencies, for flouting rules on solicitation from donors?
I have no idea, even now, if that was the way the piece was supposed to go or if she was flouting him on purpose.
Lending Club's troubles are reminiscent of those that have plagued Zenefits, an online human-resources management company that has been in trouble for, among other things, flouting regulations on insurance brokering.
Prominent democrats and the English-language news media here contend that the government is flouting pledges on civil liberties made when Britain handed over this territory to China in 1997.
