In the Aquarosa case, a lawyer for the ship's management company, Efploia Shipping, said the seaman had undermined compliance with maritime environmental laws and should have reported the violation sooner.
The chamber, at least, argues that the whistle-blower program allows tipsters to undermine internal compliance departments.
The program, the chamber argues, will undermine internal compliance departments that corporations were forced to bolster under the Sarbanes-Oxley Act.
Social workers are barraged with needs of the uninsured who lack any resources at all for health care, and struggle with psychosocial problems and faulty behaviors that undermine treatment compliance and healthy lifestyle choices.
In the first place, while flouting a state's laws and decrees might undermine general compliance with those laws, disobeying them secretly or privately need not lead to this consequence.
These complaints have the potential to undermine the compliance assumption, because they attribute some experienced disorders to the medication.
A system that taxes similar people in similar situations different amounts distorts behaviour, offends against a sense of justice and thus undermines compliance.
Regulators said that position "turned over frequently," undermining the compliance monitoring.
"This provision threatens to undermine corporate governance, internal compliance and the confidence of public investors in our heavily regulated capital markets," said Mr. Pitt, a Republican who was appointed to run the S.E.C. by President George W. Bush.
Experts say the global financial crisis has undermined governments' environmental compliance across the region and raised questions as to whether cash-strapped companies and the local authorities are investing sufficiently in safety measures and enforcement.
