Sentence examples for violations declined from inspiring English sources

There were slight improvements in some categories and the detected rate of core violations declined.

In 2007, Mr. Selechnik sold 51 apartment buildings to a group of investors for $300 million, and with the sale, his violations declined As of last month, the department counted 5,775 violations in 55 buildings.

Central Florida officials have largely been silent on Caldwell and the potential N.C.A.A. violations, declining to address specific questions on Caldwell's connection to university officials and his role in recruiting.

This shift in enforcement strategy may explain why the number of warning letters –used for significant regulatory violations- remained relatively unchanged during the second Clinton and the two Bush administrations; while the number of notice of violation letters used for less serious violations- declined significantly during the same period.

When the Indonesian National Commission on Human Rights urged earlier this year the Attorney General's Office to investigate what it called evidence of gross human rights violations, the authorities declined, saying the testimonies of 349 eyewitnesses weren't enough to warrant legal action.

He was offered a plea deal for a disorderly conduct violation, which he declined.

The Indonesian government has said he was deported for visa violations, and it has declined to say publicly where he was sent.

Data obtained by The New York Times and confirmed by the Bush administration show the decline in enforcement actions: The number of nursing homes penalized for violations of federal standards declined by 18percentto to 2,146 in 2003 from 2,622 in 2000.

While some researchers argued that the overall effect of the demerit points system on road safety remains controversial, emphasizing that influence of the demerit points system was not sustained for more than 6 months [4, 6, 7, 12], however, Vaa and Glad [30] reported that on the long run when demerit points accumulates, the number of subsequent violations tends to decline.

Many police precincts don't have noise meters to enforce the laws, and the number of violations issued by the Department of Environmental Protection declined last year even as complaints increased.

Still, the Council of Europe's European Court of Human Rights, which found a slew of violations in Khodorkovsky's prosecution, declined to consider him a political prisoner.