Notwithstanding Grassley's promises to follow regular order, the chair has contravened it.
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At the time, there were concerns that the extension contravened the country's constitution.
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She described the tariffs as "illegal" as they contravened World Trade Organization (WTO) rules.
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R.E.M. is one of a handful of bands that has successfully contravened Springsteen's rule.
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An investigation would determine whether the funding contravened Mexico's campaign finance laws, Nieto said.
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His actions contravened both United Nations and Australian sanctions against North Korea, police said.
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The Trump administration said this bulletin contravened the Affordable Care Act in several ways.
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The audit found that the travel arrangements were "uneconomical" and contravened United Nations travel rules.
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Trump threatened to bomb Iranian cultural sites, only to be contravened by his defense secretary.
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The ministry said the group had been carrying out activities that contravened Germany's constitutional order.
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They found, however, that it acted as a driver aid and therefore contravened the sporting regulations.
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Both contravened the European Human Rights Convention which prohibits torture, illegal detention and the death penalty.
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The bank also contravened its financial services obligations through "inadequate procedures and training", the judge added.
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This contravened regulations that require all so-called rabbits to start a race at the beginning.
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The administration contravened administrative procedure to make sure that these harmful policies take effect right away.
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He contradicted the President by saying that the North's short-range missile tests contravened UN resolutions.
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CREW's suit argued Trump contravened the clause by accepting payments to his many businesses from foreign governments.
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It said the slide breached local laws and contravened building codes, after receiving a complaint from neighbour.
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In his telling, Dragonfly was a project that aligned with Google's principles, not one that contravened them.
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Toussaint, who contravened German law by defying orders, Anonymous' acts do not actually appear to be illegal.
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"There has been no such suggestion in the commission that AMP has contravened trust laws," she told Reuters.
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Both acts contravened the mandate set by the Security Council: to protect civilians, by deadly force if necessary.
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The United States said China has now contravened the terms of a U.S. sanctions bill signed in 2017.
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Nonproliferation experts who spoke with CNN say Netanyahu provided no evidence that Iran contravened the terms of the agreement.
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The House managers were claiming that Mr. Trump's actions "contravened" American foreign policy, Mr. Lee observed to the defense.
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Many complained that the proposal contravened a 2007 property law under which roads within such zones belong to the homeowners.
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The verdict was appealed because it "contravened the law and procedures," a copy of the application seen by Reuters showed.
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Issac Asimov gave wrote the "Three Laws of Robotics" because he wanted to imagine what might happen if they were contravened.
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America maintains that ZTE has contravened a settlement reached last year over its sales of products to Iran and North Korea.
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A Turkish court last week banned the HDP's "no" campaign song on the grounds that it contravened the constitution and fomented hatred.
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Legal expert Peter Hogg told a Senate committee in Ottawa that the bill clearly contravened the spirit of the Supreme Court's decision.
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Dion found Trudeau had contravened conflict of interest rules forbidding public office holders from trying to improperly further another person's private interests.
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The court ruled that keeping 850 people — around half of them already determined to be refugees — in the centre contravened the constitution.
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The New Zealand police said the man, Alan Langdon, contravened a family court order not to take the child from New Zealand.
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That contravened Ms. Alicea's verbal instructions as her designated health care agent and Ms. Stephenson's advance directive declining such life-prolonging procedures.
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And Judge Snyder rejected the trustee's argument that Feess' arbitration decision manifestly disregarded the law or contravened the public policy against conflicted representations.
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The move "contravened Chinese and relevant international law, seriously infringed upon Chinese sovereignty (and) harmed strategic mutual trust between the two militaries," it said.
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This came after the company acknowledged, among other things, that a sale of $22m of loans to an investment firm had contravened agreed criteria.
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Dion disagreed, finding that Trudeau had contravened conflict of interest rules forbidding public office holders from trying to improperly further another person's private interests.
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Some said they had contravened the country's strict family planning laws, were associated with banned religious groups or were members of the LGBT community.
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Spain's Constitutional Court prohibited the ballot, siding with Madrid which argued that it contravened the country's 1978 constitution which bars breaking up the country.
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"One party within the SDC (the PYD) undertook this initiative separately," said Manaa, adding that the regional declaration contravened the aims of the SDC.
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The EPA's actions have led a federal judge to issue a preliminary injunction against the EPA, implying the agency may have contravened federal law.
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Police said the rally contravened a city order issued hours earlier that banned all public gatherings in Islamabad and Rawalpindi ahead of next week's protests.
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Each of the companies faces claims that several of their power generating units contravened regulations over a period of several months, not just on Sept.
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By collating swaths of data on entire neighborhoods, the court said, SyRI contravened the right to a private life guaranteed under European Human Rights Law.
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His detention contravened at least 13 articles of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, the group added.
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"Mr Moyo's actions since the suspension contravened his fiduciary duties to Old Mutual, his contract of employment and his notice of suspension," the statement said.
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The Thunderbirds on Sunday released a statement saying that although they in no way endorsed the reposting, Folau had not contravened their social media policy.
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One of those opposed, retired Marine George Weiss, said he felt the flag's placement contravened federal guidelines for displays of the flag, according to CBS.
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"Mr Moyo's actions since the suspension contravened his fiduciary duties to Old Mutual, his contract of employment and his notice of suspension," the insurer said.
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Police said the youth rally contravened a city order issued hours earlier to ban all public gatherings in the capital ahead of next week's protests.
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He was in the wrong place at the wrong time and may have contravened some local regulations but he was not spying for any government.
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HBL responded to that report by admitting that a "few weaknesses" were identified in 2017 in its UAE operations that contravened its processes and standards.
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The court ruled Reckitt Benckiser "contravened the Australian Consumer Law", saying its Nurofen Back Pain, Period Pain, Migraine Pain and Tension Headache products were identical.
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An earlier UN arms embargo on Darfur, a war-ravaged province of western Sudan, was allegedly contravened by China soon after it was implemented in 2005.
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The Democratic maneuver, they argued, contravened days of bipartisan negotiations and jeopardized faith that Congress was capable of mustering a legislative salve for a shuddering economy.
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Iran has contravened many of the deal's core restrictions, but has said it will continue to cooperate with the International Atomic Energy Agency and its inspectors.
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Iran has contravened many of the deal's core restrictions but has said it will continue to cooperate with the International Atomic Energy Agency and its inspectors.
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At a press conference in Japan in late May 2019, Trump contradicted Bolton, who had just told reporters that those launches contravened UN Security Council resolutions.
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A June 1994 newspaper cutting, where Lee states he "contravened regulations by including a camera among his possessions" is also in the archive of photos and documents.
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French bank BNP Paribas forfeited nearly $9 billion in 2015 after admitting in a US court that it had contravened US sanctions against Iran, Sudan, and Cuba.
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In November, he slammed a judge on the US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit as an "Obama judge" after he contravened the administration's asylum policy.
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But in 2012, the Supreme Court sent the case back to a lower court, saying the Japanese rulings contravened the South Korean Constitution and international legal norms.
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But Republican party senators offered amendments Thursday that privacy advocates argued contravened the purpose of the underlying bill and would likely sink its chances of becoming law.
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Abbott and Medtronic filed for withdrawal of some of their stents from India, but the government on Wednesday rejected their request, saying it contravened the nation's drug laws.
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Airbnb had argued that the ban contravened laws that protect internet firms from culpability for users' transgressions and that it was not its responsibility to enforce the regulation.
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French rights group ACAT argued in a legal challenge on Thursday that the consignment contravened a U.N. treaty because the arms might be used against civilians in Yemen.
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He argued that five of the seven, including three Cabinet members, should be cleared because they were unaware that they had contravened the constitutional requirement at the time.
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" George Washington University constitutional law professor Jonathan Turley agreed: "If the operation with Deripaska contravened federal law, this figure could be viewed as a potential embarrassment for Mueller.
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The Iranian ambassador to the UK tweeted that the move "contravened international law," and insisted that Zaghari-Ratcliffe's Iranian citizenship meant Britain could not give her diplomatic protection.
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If the Enforcement Directorate finds a company in violation of the rules, Indian law allows it to impose a penalty of up to three times the amount contravened.
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The EDPS found the parliament had contravened regulations governing how EU institutions can use personal data related to the selection and approval of sub-processors used by NationBuilder.
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Only three in a panel of five judges ruled in favour of a ban: one did so by arguing that instant divorce contravened not India's constitution but Islamic law.
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An earlier inspection of mills in Hebei province revealed that some steel producers had contravened state measures aimed at curbing overcapacity by building new plants and defying shutdown orders.
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Franco, for his part, replenished the Modelo with his own political opponents, as well as with gays and some artists whose work contravened the Catholic dogma of his regime.
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The opposition coalition says Maduro's decree contravened the constitution, but any reform is likely to be appealed by the government at the Supreme Court which generally rules in its favor.
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Poland's general prosecutors are investigating whether talks to secure a now-scrapped $3.4 billion helicopter deal with Airbus contravened Polish law or were linked to corruption, officials said on Friday.
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While the colony's work resulted in more naturalistic portrayals and an appreciation of customs, it also contravened the wishes of communities who did not want to be photographed or sketched.
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"Significant errors of judgment were made that contravened the applicable code of conduct," the company said, while adding that Olsen was not responsible for any wrongdoing identified in the review.
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It was only taken down once the complaint from Saudi officials had been made and the streaming service's lawyers had adjudged it to have contravened local law, the spokesperson said.
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Indeed, we didn't see any violent protesting in that area in the minutes before the fatal gunshot, suggesting that the shot contravened the Israeli military's own rules about targeting protesters.
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The party's graft-busting Central Commission for Discipline Inspection said Sun "seriously contravened political discipline and rules, spoke inappropriately about key party policies, formed cliques and obstructed the investigation into him".
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Both Republicans and Democrats in Congress have said they were concerned that the deal with the Italian carrier contravened an agreement Qatar Airways reached with the United States in early 2018.
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Both Republicans and Democrats in Congress have said they were concerned that the deal with the Italian carrier contravened an understanding Qatar Airways reached with the United States in early 2018.
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A panel of U.N. human rights experts urged the Trump administration on Wednesday to protect people fleeing war and persecution, and said the measure contravened international humanitarian and human rights laws.
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The Iranian ambassador to the UK tweeted that the Foreign Office's move "contravened international law," insisting that Zaghari-Ratcliffe's Iranian citizenship meant that the UK could not extend her diplomatic protection.
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They tried to launch this service called Free Basics, which was a sort of free internet, but that people said contravened net neutrality, and the Indians didn't like this at all.
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ACAT had also filed a legal challenge to stop that consignment being loaded, arguing that it contravened a U.N. treaty because the arms might be used against civilians in the Yemeni conflict.
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Israel's attorney-general, Avihai Mandelblit, has called the bill legally flawed in its current form, saying that it contravened private property rights legislation and did not tally with Israel's international law commitments.
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WARSAW (Reuters) - Poland's general prosecutors are investigating whether talks to secure a now-scrapped $3.4 billion helicopter deal with Airbus contravened Polish law or were linked to corruption, officials said on Friday.
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The unspoken implication is that the suspect would somehow be guiltier of terrorism if he contravened them—the sort of surreal legalistic jump that wouldn't be out of place in "The Trial".
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"Fulati Qiuwaer seriously contravened the party's political discipline, and exonerated crimes and reduced penalties for those suspected of endangering security and violent terror," it said in a short statement issued on Tuesday.
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A panel of U.N. human rights experts urged the Trump administration on Wednesday to protect people fleeing war and persecution, and said the executive order contravened international humanitarian and human rights laws.
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The decision came despite Israeli efforts to delay a vote and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in a statement that the Palestinians' joining the global police agency contravened signed agreements with Israel.
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Yet the exception would be if a president were engaging in contact antithetical to the interests of United States or carrying out illegal or unconstitutional acts that contravened his oath of office.
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The conservative Law and Justice party (PiS), which won the parliamentary election later that year, has tried to annul the transaction, saying selling assets such as PKP Energetyka contravened Poland's national security interests.
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The company said a new requirement for all licensed private hire drivers from a non-English speaking country to pass a two-hour written English exam was disproportionate and contravened the Equality Act.
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If the Enforcement Directorate investigates a company and finds it to be in violation of the rules, Indian law allows it to impose a penalty of up to three times the amount contravened.
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She said the harvesting contravened Facebook's privacy policy, in which the Menlo Park, California-based company said user trust was "important to us" and that it would not share information without permission and notice.
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But the constitutional court overturned the law this week on the grounds that it contravened the presumption of innocence, sparking concern in the EU and among anti-corruption campaigners and the anti-corruption bureau.
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Ukraine passed similar legislation in 2015, clearing the way for bailout loans from the IMF, but the constitutional court overturned that bill in February on the grounds that it contravened the presumption of innocence.
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The family had been angered that Hughes had been subjected to threatening language from an opponent and had suffered a sustained spell of aggressive short-pitched bowling that contravened the rules of the game.
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The ruling, related to certain carbon steel welded pipes and certain provisions of Canada's underlying legislation, found that Canada had contravened the WTO's Anti-Dumping Agreement but that Taiwan had failed to establish some points.
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Imboden's protest contravened an agreement all athletes on the U.S. team signed that states they will not "make remarks or release propaganda of political, religious or racial nature, or any other kind" during the Games.
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The ruling, related to certain carbon steel welded pipes and certain provisions of Canada's underlying legislation, found that Canada had contravened WTO's Anti-Dumping Agreement but that Chinese Taipei had failed to establish some points.
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However, many of those in attendance at the Hong Kong conference have pointed out that while He has not necessarily contravened any international regulations, his purported use of CRISPR represents a clear break with convention.
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Good weather at the weekend prompted thousands of people to head to open spaces like national parks and beaches across the U.K., in many cases creating crowds that contravened government guidelines to maintain social distancing.
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The measure passed easily, which means citizens will be able to sue on behalf of the lake whenever its right to flourish is being contravened — that is, whenever it's in danger of major environmental harm.
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Having acknowledged, however tacitly, that the automotive parts "demonstration bases" contravened WTO rules, the Chinese government couldn't very well argue that similar subsidy structures in other sectors weren't also in breach of the same rules.
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On Wednesday, Sarkozy's defense team said the use of wiretapped remarks gleaned for an investigation into illicit campaign financing to prosecute unrelated charges of corruption contravened a ruling by the European Court of Human Rights.
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The farmers lobby group Grain South Africa believes AB InBev, the world's biggest brewer, has contravened one of the conditions set when the country's competition tribunal approved its $203 billion acquisition of rival beer maker SABMiller.
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But the legislature has contravened the will of the people, once again disenfranchising hundreds of thousands of returning citizens through a bill that imposes an antiquated poll tax on them in the form of court fees.
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They forced him to change voter registration deadlines that contravened federal law, and got him to change registration forms that erroneously told new voters that they had to mail in documents proving their name and address.
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Yet when she refused to put her expressive, artistic work to the cause of promoting a same-sex ceremony that contravened her faith, the State of Washington punished her with severe sanctions that threaten her livelihood.
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The action follows an investigation by the HKMA which found that between April 2012 and February 2014 JPMorgan Hong Kong contravened six provisions of the anti-money laundering and counter-terrorist financing rules, said the regulator.
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The brazen nature of Russia's latest rules violations — which include allegations of manipulating a database to delete some test results and fabricate other data — contravened the spirit as well as the letter of global antidoping law.
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Soon after, Russian legislators slapped a 16+ rating on the film on the grounds of its "gay propaganda against minors" and a cinema in Alabama refused to screen it altogether (the owners said it contravened "God's word").
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Old Mutual earlier said Moyo's actions since his suspension contravened his fiduciary duties to Old Mutual, his employment contract and his notice of suspension, and it had terminated his employment following unsuccessful attempts to engage with him.
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FIFA said that Mutko, who is also head of the Russian Football Union (RFU), had failed an eligibility check carried out by the FIFA review committee because his ministerial role contravened the statutes of the global soccer body.
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The party maintains that the 191 million baht loan, equivalent to about $6 million, was legitimate, and that the campaign financing rules are so ambiguous that it would have been impossible to know whether the loan contravened them.
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For almost decade, Tayfun Kahraman headed the Istanbul Chamber of Urban Planners, a professional association, and he brought more than 100 court cases against the Istanbul municipality and its partners for projects that contravened the city's building regulations.
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A U.N. inquiry in 2013, which was the basis for the vote on the database, said that the settlements contravened the Fourth Geneva Convention forbidding the transfer of civilians into occupied territory and could amount to war crimes.
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French rights group ACAT argued in a legal challenge on Thursday that the arms consignment contravened a U.N. treaty because the weapons might be used against civilians in Yemen, though the case was thrown out by a French judge.
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But despite many of the other principles being openly contravened, non-interference has remained a key public tenet of Chinese foreign policy -- both in terms of what it claims to practice, and what it demands of allies and rivals.
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DIVIDEND DISPUTE Old Mutual earlier said Moyo's actions since his suspension contravened his fiduciary duties to Old Mutual, his employment contract and his notice of suspension, and it had terminated his employment following unsuccessful attempts to engage with him.
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SAP, the German software behemoth, is being investigated by the United States Department of Justice and the Securities and Exchange Commission after it disclosed payments to intermediaries on state contracts that may have contravened the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.
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In a joint statement the justice, transport and security departments denied that, saying that since the port areas would be "legally regarded as outside the territorial boundary" of Hong Kong, the Basic Law would not apply and could not be contravened.
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ACAT had argued that the transfer contravened the U.N. Arms Trade Treaty, which says one country cannot authorize the transfer of weapons if it knows at the time that those weapons could be used to commit war crimes or target civilians.
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The Competition Commission of India in its order alleged that Hyundai Motor India Limited (HMIL) contravened competitive practices by imposing certain arrangements upon its dealers including monitoring the maximum permissible discount level and mandating the use of recommended lubricants and oils.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South Africa's NB Publishers said on Friday it had received a letter from the State Security Agency (SSA) ordering it to pull a new book on President Jacob Zuma off the shelves as it contravened the Intelligence Service Act.
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The United Nations Security Council has passed a total of seven resolutions, starting with U.N. Resolution 2202 in 2628, declaring Israel's annexation of both West and East Jerusalem and its declaration of Jerusalem as the country's capital contravened international law.
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Eleven years ago the Supreme Court nixed a deal which gave an expansive form of autonomy to some Muslim parts of Mindanao on the ground that the arrangements in effect created a state within a state and thus contravened the constitution.
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It was a lesson learned when Brussels ruled that Gazprom's planned South Stream pipeline under the Black Sea contravened EU competition law but faced a legal headache to untangle a web of deals Russia had cut with eastern European states.
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" Sweden demands answers from China over detained bookseller 'Brutal intervention' On Monday the Swedish Ministry of Foreign Affairs called the arrest and detention of its citizen a "very serious matter," and said it contravened "basic international rules on consular support.
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His lawyers argued that his treatment contravened European rules on restraint of trade, and won a resounding victory against Liège, UEFA and the Belgian FA. This changed the face of football forever, and allowed out-of-contract players to become free agents.
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A judge in the High Court said that Yau Wai-ching, 25, and Sixtus Leung, 30, had "contravened" the territory's charter and a local law, declaring vacant their seats on the semiautonomous city's Legislative Council, to which they were elected in September.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Former U.S. spy agency contractor Edward Snowden on Thursday called the arrest in Britain of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange a "dark moment for press freedom" and said it contravened a call by the United Nations to allow him to walk free.
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The extradition bill would apply retroactively, and many business people in Hong Kong who have, or once had, business operations in China may have paid bribes — or visited brothels or otherwise contravened Chinese law in ways that high-flyers there routinely do.
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Some moments of the film posed a challenge; Moana raging at the ocean, for example, contravened a Maori cultural rule to never curse or turn one's back on the sea, so they turned it into a more humorous moment using careful wordplay.
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The stricter measures came into force after good weather at the weekend prompted thousands of people to head to open spaces like national parks and beaches across the U.K., in many cases creating crowds that contravened government guidelines to maintain social distancing.
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On the other hand, China has contravened some widely accepted trade and investment norms by, for example, subsidizing exports, restricting imports, protecting national champions, imposing buy-China mandates and, at times, requiring foreign companies to share their intellectual property with Chinese partners.
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Mr. Trump's eagerness to have the top-level meeting early — perhaps to draw headlines away from domestic turmoil — contravened the advice of his best advisers to do the necessary work before putting the president in front of the North Korean leader again.
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The letter said he behaved unethically in renting a room from the wife of an energy lobbyist, wasted taxpayer money, and had taken numerous actions that contravened the EPA's mission, including a trip to Morocco to promote U.S. exports of natural gas.
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MOSCOW, April 11 (Reuters) - Former U.S. spy agency contractor Edward Snowden on Thursday called the arrest in Britain of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange a "dark moment for press freedom" and said it contravened a call by the United Nations to allow him to walk free.
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But in March this year, after an internal independent inquiry into possible dealings with armed groups, its board said the investigation had found that measures taken by staff had been "unacceptable" and described "significant errors of judgment" which contravened the firm's code of conduct.
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" "The inquiry will examine whether or not Twitter has discharged its obligations in connection with the subject matter of your complaint and determine whether or not any provisions of the GDPR or the [Irish Data Protection] Act have been contravened by Twitter in this respect.
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He made it seem like the jacket was designed not to sell, like selling it contravened their intention for the product as something to draw people into the store to touch, talk about, and then come back the next week to do the same thing.
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Reporting the result of its investigation, the ICO said Equifax contravened five out of eight data protection principles of the Data Protection Act 1998 — including, failure to secure personal data; poor retention practices; and lack of legal basis for international transfers of UK citizens' data.
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"The current environment, where basic freedoms are contravened by the government, does not support the desire of Zambians to have free and fair elections," Hichilema, one of Zambia's wealthiest businessmen and known locally as "HH", told Reuters in an interview at his mansion in Lusaka.
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On Friday afternoon, Paiboon Nititawan, the head of the military-linked party that nominated Mr. Prayuth, said that he had asked the election commission to investigate whether Ms. Ubolratana's nomination contravened regulations that ban political parties from using the royal family for election campaigning.
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LE HAVRE, France (Reuters) - Two French human rights group on Thursday sought to block the loading of weapons onto a Saudi Arabian vessel that is due to dock in northern France later in the day, the groups said, arguing the cargo contravened an international arms treaty.
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OTTAWA, Aug 14 (Reuters) - Canada's top ethics watchdog on Wednesday ruled Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his officials had contravened conflict of interest rules by trying to influence a corporate legal case, dealing a blow to the ruling Liberals less than 10 weeks before an election.
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ACAT said it had filed an appeal last week with the Paris Administrative Court to block weapons shipments to Saudi Arabia, arguing that the sales contravened a U.N. treaty because the arms could be used against civilians in the Yemeni conflict, but it said the appeal was rejected.
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He has repeatedly delivered upbeat messages about the course of the outbreak that have been contravened by public health officials and events themselves, and he has offered misleading information on everything from the availability of tests to the capacity of a Google-designed website to help Americans find care.
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After journalists turned up examples of Mr. Jones's tweets that contravened Twitter's rules, the company said on Tuesday that it would suspend him from the platform for seven days after he tweeted a video calling for his supporters to get their "battle rifles" ready against the media and others.
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And by stepping in and making a decision, Barr contravened the fundamental purpose of the special counsel -- to take sensitive decision-making, potentially affecting the President, out of the hands of an attorney general who was appointed by and works at the pleasure of the very person who is under investigation.
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In July, the ICO announced it intended to fine Facebook the maximum possible amount under the U.K.'s old data protection regime — saying it was "clear" the company had contravened the law "by failing to keep users' data safe" when its systems allowed Kogan's app to scrape Facebook user data.
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U.S. lawmakers have also said the ISA extension would make it easier for sanctions to be quickly reimposed if Iran contravened the nuclear deal.. But Iran's nuclear energy chief, Ali Akbar Salehi, who played a central role in reaching the nuclear deal, described the extension as a "clear violation" if implemented.
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CCI's investigations arm, in a report dated May 6 which has not been made public, said it analysed company emails, call records and executive testimonies and concluded that SKF India Ltd, Schaeffler India Ltd, National Engineering Industries and Tata Steel's bearings division contravened antitrust law by discussing and agreeing prices.
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Goodale confirmed the CBC report in a statement Wednesday, saying the RCMP conducted physical surveillance on the journalists without proper authorization for nine days, and that the surveillance contravened a ministerial directive enacted in 2003 outlining the special care needed in investigations involving the media and other fundamental Canadian institutions.
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But plenty of greens and socialists (led by contingents from Germany itself) objected that this was a stitch-up, that it was unfair on the left and that it contravened a post-2014 convention whereby a party-political "lead candidate" should win a mandate at the European election to become commission president.
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"We are unaware of any specific evidence that Mr. Kengeter contravened insider trading regulations, but considering the ongoing nature and potential consequences of a negative outcome of investigations, we do not believe that shareholders can confidently determine whether approval of this proposal is in their best interests at this time," it wrote.
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The investigation, which will be led by Herman Van Rompuy, a former European Council president, seems unlikely to reveal details contradicting the conclusions of the myriad other international investigations of the Orbán government—conclusions that overwhelmingly show Fidesz to have routinely contravened the EPP's supposed commitment to liberal democracy, pluralism and the rule of law.
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This lack of transparency could actually also be grounds for yet more legal action against Trump, in fact, since it looks very likely that it's a violation of the Federal Advisory Committee Act to not hold these advisory meetings from business leaders open to the public, though the administration denies any of its actions have contravened this order.
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The European Data Protection Supervisor (EDPS), which started an investigation in February 2019, acting on its own initiative — and "taking into account previous controversy surrounding this company" as its press release puts it — found the parliament had contravened regulations governing how EU institutions can use personal data related to the selection and approval of sub-processors used by NationBuilder.
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