Sentence examples for no violations were identified from inspiring English sources

The USITC sided with Apple in what was described in the media as a "mixed ruling" and stated that some of Samsung's older devices infringe on two of Apple's patents—one covering touch-screen technology and another regarding headphone jacks; however, no violations were identified in four other patents.

Wilson was given a clean bill of health: "No potential testing violations were identified," the report said.

The company said that the repairs must be completed no later than 30 days after the violations were identified.

Wal-Mart also announced tougher requirements on fire safety, saying "facilities found to have fire safety-related violations must initiate corrective actions immediately". The company said that the repairs must be completed no later than 30 days after the violations were identified.

The Florida and North Carolina farms were inspected by regulatory agencies, and in each state a large number of violations were identified and record fines were levied.

A large number of violations were identified, and the grower received among the largest fines ever imposed by these enforcement agencies.

Major technique violations were identified in two cases: in one case, the whole pancreas was included in the planning target volume although it had been the intention of the protocol to include only the gross tumour plus a margin, and in the second case, an excessive margin was employed inferiorly in the post-operative scenario (greater than the margins in other directions).

"If violations are identified, citations could be issued and fines proposed for the employer," said Ted Fitzgerald, the Labor Department spokesman.

For this reason, Europe may repeat what happens in America, where anti-competitive violations are identified, but viable remedies are unclear.

Rather than a deviation, violations are identified as the outcome of the particular kind of planning practice embedded within the political culture of democratic governance in India.

As part of the universal periodic review process before the UN's human rights council, all 193 member countries are subjected regularly to an assessment of their human rights records and asked to improve where violations are identified.