It identified three instances of non-compliance with how it held data.
If OP4 means what it says: the words "cooperate fully" were included specifically to ensure that any instances of non-cooperation would amount to a further material breach.
The students' union said: "On Friday 27 February, we received reports that there were instances of non-students being able to vote in the student union elections.
Government lawyers have admitted in responses to Privacy International that between 1 June 2014 and 9 February this year, "47 instances of non-compliance either with the MI5 closed section 94 handling arrangements or internal guidance or the communications data code of practice were detected".
It might be thought that these deaths ought to be regarded as instances of non-voluntary euthanasia.
On the other hand, real systems continue to reveal instances of non-classical behavior that is not explainable by traditional approaches.
We also discuss instances of non-oxidative stress-mediated cellular damage resulting from direct physical interference of nanomaterials with cellular structures.
"As demonstrated in these documents, once compliance incidents were discovered in the telephony metadata collection program, additional checks, balances, and safeguards were developed to help prevent future instances of non-compliance".
Rather, it provides a reason to do so only when accompanied by enough other instances of non-conformity to threaten one's status as an agent (Kolodny 2005, 544; Shaver 2006, 342).
So metaphors and jokes are instances of non-communicative verbal coordination: however much communication bringing off a metaphor or joke may often require, bringing off a metaphor or a joke is not in itself a communicative accomplishment.
For example, O4C ontology describes the "NonFunctionalConcern" concept; hence, in an O4C-based catalog, there will be instances of non-functional concerns, such as "Security," "Persistence," "Logging," among others.
