Sentence examples for resolve violations from inspiring English sources
They also told a committee of the City Council that they were assessed heavy fines without being given adequate time to resolve violations.
Although nonprosecution agreements are most commonly used by federal prosecutors, the S.E.C. highlighted the one in the Ralph Lauren case as the first to resolve violations of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.
It noted that it had reached a settlement with several oil companies "to help restore certainty in the market, resolve violations and ensure that the goals of Congress are met".
Foxconn, Apple's top manufacturer, has improved safety conditions and cut working hours in an effort to resolve violations at its plants that triggered a global scandal for the iPad and iPhone maker.
In 2005, the United States Department of Labor announced an agreement in which the company would pay 110 assistant managers $720,000 in back wages and damages to resolve violations of the overtime provisions of the Fair Labor Standards Act, according to The News Sentinel.
In this phase, the coordinator node tries to resolve violations.
Sadly, Shreve's resolve soon weakens and we are childhood bound, rummaging around for all sorts of violations and victories.
What is needed is an expedient format for quickly resolving violations of self-certification, providing for steep fines and other penalties and the quick suspension or revocation of the engineering or architectural licenses of the violators.
Another key change is that Google has introduced an expanded section that details how its policies are enforced, so developers understand how to go about resolving violations when they come up.
The File presents results from these tests and shows hazard ratios from a time-varying Cox model which resolves violations of the proportional hazards assumption in the reduced model.
"There is no one-size-fits all approach to resolving violations, and enforcement actions are taken according to the nature and severity of the violation," spokesman Neil Shader said in an email, noting the agency doesn't comment on possible future enforcement actions.
