Sentence examples for policy infringements from inspiring English sources

Table 1 gives further details of policy infringements and other sample characteristics.

Of respondents from acute Trusts, 65% stated that policy infringements occurred at least daily, as did 37% of respondents from mental health settings.

Nearly two thirds of acute and over a third of mental health trusts reported that policy infringements occurred on a daily basis.

Policy infringements in the grounds were widespread and appeared to be widely tolerated undermining the ethos of hospitals as health promoting organisations.

Policy infringements are common in hospitals and require reinforcement, including measures to control tobacco consumption and to reduce the visibility of health professionals smoking in their white suits [ 20].

She said the ALP's firearms policy agreed that infringement notices should replace summons notices for minor breaches of firearm storage regulations, but rejected the government's other proposed changes.

He has argued that the policy is an infringement of indigenous rights, and that because his herd is already tiny, additional culling would make it impossible for him to sustain himself or his family.

Sara, who had twice successfully challenged the order, argued he would be unable to sustain himself and his family with such a small number of reindeer and that the government's herd reduction policy was an infringement of indigenous rights.

However, if you use P2P software to illegally download and distribute protected or copyrighted material such as movies, music or other media, you then violate federal copyright law in addition to the ITS Copyright Infringement policy.

A Spotify spokeswoman said the situation was "very weird", and told the Guardian that: The track in question was delivered to us by a provider, whose responsibility it is to ensure that content delivered to Spotify is fully licensed and in compliance with our Infringement Policy.

"Since when is it bad policy, or an infringement of anything, to insist that American taxpayer dollars not be given to corrupt, abusive police or military forces in a country whose justice system has serious flaws and rarely punishes official misconduct?" he said.