Sentence examples for for future breaches from inspiring English sources

Somerset have avoided punishment for a "below average" Taunton pitch against Lancashire - but have been warned that points deductions will be made for future breaches of regulations.

WASHINGTON ― Newly proposed rule changes by Republicans to fine lawmakers for future breaches of decorum on the chamber floor sound an awful lot like something Russian President Vladimir Putin would do, according to one House Democrat.

It may sound silly to bar Twitter from "misleading consumers" for 20 years, but that is essentially the life of the order and gives the FTC the ability to fine Twitter for future security breaches to the tune of $16,000 per incident.

As the fish begin returning to the Elwha River, the biggest dam removal in history is being touted as a model for future dam breaches.

The county was fined £5,000 for failing to take prompt action or trying to prevent future breaches as the England and Wales Cricket Board seeks to stop the spread of misbehaviour.

The judge's ruling will probably provide broad grounds for target companies in other cases to seek the same relief in future breaches, so agreements should be worded to avoid that situation.

He ordered security forces to be "more alert" to prevent future breaches.

Supercom warned that future breaches could warrant more severe consequences.

She said: "An upheld complaint is a serious outcome for any editor and puts down a marker for future press behaviour... "The fact that breaches of the code can lead to public criticism means that editors have to consider the key ethical issues before publishing.

Furthermore, the long-term damage in the provider's reputation needs to be considered: if the breach is publicly announced it can be a deterrent for future customers.

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