This is known as Ohno's law, which holds true in general, but there are exceptions such as a reported single gene contravention of Ohno's law in mice [43], changes with regard to gene retrotransposition on and off the X chromosome, and pronounced gene duplication events [22], [23], [26], [44], [45].
Consequently, an American firm's tax liability for its Italian operations will likely never match what is reported on its tax return, in contravention of securities regulations, good accounting practice, and conceptions of commercial integrity back home.
The Impact Factor of journals should include contraventions of COI disclosure requirements reported by the Center.
TfL initially turned down a new London licence for Uber for reasons including contraventions of its licence terms in how it assessed drivers and reported offences to the police.
The original 1990 MOU between the agencies reads that "all information which may be used in the investigation or prosecution of an alleged contravention of any law of Canada or a province shall be reported to the Service".
It can now be reported that South Lakes Safari Zoo Ltd pleaded guilty at an earlier hearing to two other contraventions of the Health and Safety at Work Act when a zoo keeper fell from a ladder while preparing to feed big cats on 18 July 2014.
Jana, the Jamahiriya news agency, reported this week that "terrorist gangs linked to al-Qaida are recruiting children to fight in contravention of state laws", citing military sources.
He reported that the military had been assassinating Palestinian militants in the West Bank in direct contravention of an Israeli high court ruling that said efforts should be made to arrest them first.
She said we didn't "deserve the vote", and that if we were not careful the country would be led by fascists, like Grimley, whom she remembered had once reported her to the head teacher of the time, Mr Scruton, for wearing red knickers in contravention of the school's uniform regulations.
On Sunday, the paper reported that Muslim women who are hospital workers are being now allowed to cover their forearms because of religious modesty, in contravention of standard hygiene rules.
