Sentence examples for increase in violations from inspiring English sources

Smith said the increase in violations also indicates "that MSHA is paying special attention to a proven violator of the law".

"But the audit program begun in 2007 resulted in an increase in violations issued to N.Y.C.H.A".

Mr. Miller seemed reluctant to attribute the increase in violations to the city's eagerness to solve its budget problems.

In a decree released on Thursday outlining his plan, Mr. Medvedev highlighted the "recent increase in violations by police officers," which "causes a well-founded negative reaction in society and detracts from the government's authority".

Although the final report will not be available until April, preliminary data released last fall show a dramatic 250percentt increase in violations of the child labor provisions of the Fair Labor Standards Act over the last seven years.

On the situation in Ukraine, Stoltenberg said the recent increase in violations of the ceasefire agreed in Minsk in 2015 was "deeply disturbing" and pointed to incidents in which OSCE monitors had been targeted, adding that Russia had a particular responsibility in ensuring the Minsk agreement was adhered to.

But he said using the new price index to set tax brackets would be a tax increase, in violation of the pledge made by Republican leaders.

The real problem is that countries compete by enforcing labour laws less vigorously than they might leading to increases in violations of labour rights prescribed in local laws.

To ascertain the frequency and types of patient-reported outcome (PRO) violations made in US pharmaceutical promotional materials between 2006 and 2012 and determine whether there were increases in violation warnings after issuance of the Food and Drug Administration FDAA) draft and final PRO Guidance.

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"I think the toughening of punishment corresponds to a dramatic increase in criminal violations and front-page stories".