Sentence examples for violations known from inspiring English sources

Google 1, Germany 0. German regulators were furious when it was found that Google's street car was unintentionally collecting email, photos, and passwords from its citizens' unprotected Wi-Fi networks — something Hamburg-based regulator, Johannes Caspar, called "one of the biggest data-protection rules violations known".

The lawyer Pu Zhiqiang and four others who attended a private meeting to commemorate the crackdown were detained under a newly expansive violation known as "picking quarrels".

The alleged violation, known as so-called wash trades, allowed the bank to reap the tax benefits from the Canadian government while trading in a risk-free environment.

Ken Nordtvedt, a member of the Seattle team, first proposed the equivalence-principle violation, known as the Nordtvedt Effect, that Murphy seeks to measure.

Fraud requires a deception, and that those accused of a violation knew that their statement or silence was in fact misleading.

She added: "Cases like this focus the tension between violations of known rules and standards and exercises of discretion by officers.

One of Ms. Smith's strategies has been not just to pursue complaints filed by individual workers, but to use dozens of investigators to do sweeps of various industries, like racetracks, where wage violations are known to be widespread.

Procedural violations are known to occur in a range of work settings, and are an important topic of interest with regard to safety management.

Massey's safety violations were known and, with adequate tax funding, the Mine Safety Health Administration could have closed the mine well before it exploded.

Likewise when violations are known by an attorney in regards to judges committing misconduct the obligation exists where the lawyer should report this to the appropriate authority.

A simple approach in these cases is introduced in [9], which is to relax the constraints by the introduction of violation (also known as slack) variables.