Sentence examples for patterns of violations from inspiring English sources

And yet, the Trump appointee to lead the Mine Safety and Health Administration comes from a coal company that was cited for "patterns of violations".

We have used this data, for instance, to spot patterns of violations, such as broken sprinklers, watering on an unauthorized day, or for too long.

Among other changes, the law would bring more scrutiny to mines with "patterns of violations," increase the criminal penalties against unsafe mines and enhance protections for mine whistleblowers like Howard.

"In each of the places where we concluded that there were patterns of violations, we found widespread use of the unconstitutional practice as well as deficiencies in the systems of training, hiring, accountability and policy that lead to those violations," Smith said.

Wagner said that the new leaders at MSHA under the Obama administration hope to rewrite the pattern-of-violations rules, which date back to 1990.

Structuring and analyzing a city's internal administrative and operational data gives regulators new tools to find patterns of violation and health code violations.

"Countless inversions and inverted transporsitions," which are types of ISD events, were invoked to explain patterns of violation of CPR2 in 3-mers [47], [48].

NCAA--Upheld a four years probation against Bucknell's wrestling program for a pattern of violations.

Lisa Madigan, the attorney general of Illinois, said there was an "alarming pattern" of violations of the servicing standards.

Some mine experts said that the failure to declare a pattern of violations was a missed opportunity.

A customer with a pattern of violations may be treated differently from someone calling for the first time about a toll payment, Mr. Riccardi said.