Sentence examples for standards violations from inspiring English sources

But the agency's own inspector general countered that the hard drive had been in the hands of multiple companies before it was eventually disposed, potentially exposing its data to theft and government standards violations.

From 2010 to 2013, college documents show that 33 student organizations -- 87percentt of them Greek -- were found responsible for community standards violations.

In addition to the standards violations in Gracida's case, documents attest to violations that include failure to pre-screen patients for illness and to refer patients to specialty care, failure to communicate crucial medical information between clinicians, and understaffing of personnel.

Ontario is starting to implement a kind of hybrid system, with the Ministry of Labour accepting complaints along with the introduction of targeted blitzes of "industries that have a history of employment standards violations or industries that employ vulnerable workers" this spring and into 2015.

No one is denying that Chinatowns worldwide have the odd problem with organised crime and food-standards violations.

ACCURACY -- The commercial accurately reports that Houston last year surpassed Los Angeles as the city with the most federal ozone health standard violations in the country.

A new testing process put in place by the EPA in September 2015, which was introduced following discovery of Volkswagen's notorious EPA emissions standard violations, brought the modification to light, according to the EPA.

However, EPA 8-hour ozone standard violations in Los Angeles as well as 10 other major U.S. cities show flat or downward trends that correlate poorly to the rise in autism (Additional file 1: Figure S17).

This work would be helpful for lowering the risk of system failure due to potential environmental-standard violation when determining optimal groundwater remediation strategies.

For example, Laden and Quan found that drowning typically involved a supervision standard violation [ 38, 39].

Even among those guards who initially resisted the aggression, all eventually rationalized their decision to join ranks with authoritarian guards, and all soon rationalized their behavior as legitimate due to the behavior of the one being punished -- even when the one being punished had clearly done nothing wrong and the punishment was by any standard a violation of human decency.