Sentence examples for report defect from inspiring English sources
"Manufacturers have certain legal obligations to report defect problems and N.H.T.S.A. has some obligations to Congress," said Ken Johnson, a spokesman for Representative Billy Tauzin, the Louisiana Republican who heads one of the House committees investigating the tire recall.
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This observation is supported by several studies that report defect leucocyte function and increased susceptibility to infections in patients with type 2 diabetes [ 86- 88].
The company also faces a possible criminal prosecution for failing to report defects to the government.
The bill would also raise penalties for failing to report defects.
PAGE B1 Bill on Defects Advances The House passed a bill that would raise civil and criminal penalties for failure to report defects in cars and tires.
Both houses of Congress overwhelmingly approved a bill today that would stiffen civil and criminal penalties for failing to report defects in cars and tires.
From 1991 through 2002, Graco and its Century brand failed to report defects that could pose risks of injury or death to young children, the agency said.
[C2.] Bill Passed on Auto and Tire Defects Both houses of Congress overwhelmingly approved a bill that would stiffen civil and criminal penalties for failing to report defects in cars and tires.
The companies are obliged to report defects in the United States to regulators, but regulators have said the companies do not face reporting obligations in many circumstances when the problems are noticed in cars abroad.
[C2.] Fisher-Price Fined Over Toy Cars The Consumer Product Safety Commission fined the Fisher-Price division of Mattel $1.1 million for failing to report defects in a line of toy cars, the largest fine the agency has ever leveled against a toymaker.
