Sentence examples for report unauthorized from inspiring English sources

If the only EFTs from an account are preauthorized transfers, liability could arise if the consumer fails to report unauthorized transfers reflected on a periodic statement.

If you report unauthorized charges on a debit card within two business days of discovering the problem, your liability is limited to $50 offline and zero for online transactions, Ms. Reynolds says.

The settlement required Uber to encrypt rider geo-location information and levied the fine for Uber's failure to report unauthorized third-party access to drivers' personal information after a data breach incident.

The guidelines also require the F.B.I., the D.E.A. and other agencies to report unauthorized criminal activity by informants to federal prosecutors in their districts and to alert federal prosecutors when the subject of a federal criminal investigation is an informant.

Gen. Benjamin C. Freakley, has also ordered a broad training initiative "to make sure that each soldier is personally aware of the obligation to prevent and report unauthorized solicitation" by commercial vendors on base, said Lt. Col. Ralph Tremaglio, the base's deputy staff judge advocate.

Uber has agreed to pay a $20,000 fine to New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman's office for failing to report unauthorized third-party access to its drivers' personal information in timely manner, BuzzFeed reports.

"Based on Global Payments' reported unauthorized access, Visa removed the company" from its list of providers, Visa said in a statement.

HONG KONG, Aug. 15 — China's government said Wednesday that it was cracking down on "false news reports, unauthorized publications and bogus journalists".

Mr. Brown said the investigation began after a reservist returned from a tour of duty in Kuwait and reported unauthorized credit card charges to the authorities.

To impose such liability on the consumer, the institution must have disclosed the potential liability and the telephone number and address for reporting unauthorized transfers.

In 1986, the M.T.A.'s inspector general discovered that the delay records were "seriously flawed" — and shot through with biased reporting, unauthorized adjustments, illegible entries and omissions.