Sentence examples for standards breaches from inspiring English sources

However, as this information became more widespread and we entered an era in which it was a requirement to be aware of medical standards, breaches of accountability were acknowledged.

Would the trade agreement – with the settlement provision – give Toyota and other companies the legal standing to claim that such mileage standards breach their right to sell gas-powered cars in the US?

It thus appears that subcontractors like respondent may pursue their claims for payment by bringing a standard breach-of-contract suit against the contractor under California law.

"Put aside the stuff that is obviously wrong by most people's standards," like breaches of confidence and lying, "and what you're left with is worth looking at with rigor".

In the third of his most cited decisions, Kahn v. Lynch, the Supreme Court, with Justice Holland writing, concluded that entire fairness remained the exclusive standard for breach of fiduciary duties when a corporation is acquired by a controlling shareholder in a "interested merger". 638 at2d at 1116.

The regulation sets a new standard for breach disclosures — of just 72 hours after a company has become aware of an intrusion that has compromised personal data.

Kevin Hertz, Voxox's co-founder and chief technology officer, said in an email that the company is "looking into the issue and following standard data breach policy at the moment," and that the company is "evaluating impact".

This week, a congressional hearing was held on a draft bill aimed at creating a national standard for breach notifications.

In law and corporate governance, the "appearance of impropriety" is a standard measure for ethical breaches.

Acma will consider whether 2Day FM's prank call breached the Commercial Radio Codes of Practice, including whether it breached standards of decency, invaded privacy or broke rules of consent.

They all deny that they breached standards of professional behaviour.