In September, an official at the union that represents American Airlines' pilots wrote to ask the aviation agency if it was legal to push back from the gate if a pilot knew that because of accumulated delays, by the time the flight landed the crew would be violating duty-time regulations.
Little is known about why residents violate duty hour policies and whether there is a relationship between how often residents violate duty hours and concerns about patient safety.
A war in punishment of this violated duty must itself respect further duties: it must be appropriately motivated, and must be publicly declared by (only) the proper authority for doing so.
In fact, some organizations may permit residents to violate duty hour restrictions in order to gain experience or perform their work thoroughly [ 24].
Those violating this duty share responsibility for the harms (insecure access to basic necessities) produced by the unjust institutional order in question" (Pogge 2002, 67).
"Very senior people are violating their duty to shareholders".
Mr. Greenberg's piddling donation would be upped to the bulk of his assets in a non-indemnified judgement for violating his duty of care.
He also brazenly leaked to Mr. Martoma secret data about the trials throughout 2008, according to the government, violating his duty to the drug companies and breaching his agreement with Gerson Lehrman not to divulge confidential information to money managers.
Days after losing his presidential immunity, relatives of French victims of a deadly bombing in Pakistan in 2003 filed a lawsuit accusing Sarkozy and two former advisers of violating a duty to secrecy in an investigation of the attack.
But Justice Scalia aimed his harshest criticism at the six justices who signed the majority opinion, returning to a theme he pressed last year — that the court is violating its duty and harming its reputation in issuing vague decisions.
Corporate directors and senior officers who tip or trade are clearly violating a duty of trust owed to the company and its shareholders, and therefore much more likely to be charged when they purposely leak information.
