N. nuclear watchdog) IAEA, (consider Iran's) non-compliance...to be significant non-compliance.
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It has always opted to enter some form of negotiation with the government concerned, branding the draft as "at risk of non-compliance" or "at serious risk of non-compliance".
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"Rather, we believe that non-compliance with the screening was a marker of a wider health behavioral profile of general non-compliance with or non-adherence to medical tests and treatments," Pinsky said by email.
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It puts them in jeopardy of non-compliance with the IDEA.
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Trenga ordered Manning to pay $256,000 in fines for non-compliance.
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Clashes with police and military security forces have escalated "I think there have been excesses, abuses, non-compliance with the protocols, non-compliance with the rules of use of force, bad judgment or crimes," Pinera said.
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And, 'enforcement' in the case of non-compliance remains out of reach.
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The snap back mechanism is designed for cases of Iranian non-compliance.
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Fitch will assess non-compliance with sharia if it has credit implications.
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Though it warned it would closely monitor the company's conduct, noting that any finding of continued non-compliance would risk fresh fines — of up to 210% of the average daily turnover of Alphabet for each day of non-compliance.
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Szyszko said he is not worried about possible EU fines for non-compliance.
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The US declared Russia in non-compliance of the treaty in July 2014.
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Instead, publishers have a 7.5% non-compliance threshold before their ads are blocked.
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The Bucharest facility was suspended in February 2018 due to non-compliance issues.
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Their records of non-compliance and dismissal of congressional oversight fit well together.
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"In the case of non-compliance, (it) may trigger supervisory measures," it added.
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It previously said such non-compliance went back only to at least 2002.
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It was not immediately clear what consequences Iran might face for non-compliance.
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It was unclear if Poland could face penalties for non-compliance with the injunction.
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Although the court's ruling is legally binding, it cannot sanction parties for non-compliance.
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The newly proposed terms don't add any fines or punishments for potential non-compliance.
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ANNOUNCES RECEIPT OF NASDAQ NON-COMPLIANCE LETTER Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Non-compliance can lead to sicker patients who may wind up in the hospital.
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The United States declared Russia in non-compliance of the treaty in July 2014.
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The amendments would also prevent the court from voiding an election on the grounds of non-compliance with the law, provided the poll was held in line with constitutional principles and the non-compliance did not affect the result of the election.
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This philosophy fueled the #J20 Art Strike, an act of "non-compliance" on Inauguration Day.
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The risk of non-compliance in the UAE, they argued, must fall squarely on Dana.
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The rule define what is allowed and draw the line between compliance and non-compliance.
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The IMF could issue a "declaration of censure" for non-compliance, two sources told Reuters.
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The latest violation is for non-compliance of the league's drug policy, according to Yahoo!
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ANNOUNCES RECEIPT OF NON-COMPLIANCE LETTER FROM NASDAQ Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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The arrest of an executive is an even more extreme reaction to the same non-compliance.
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It's intended to help track the shipment of goods and detect theft, fraud, and non-compliance.
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Britain has already introduced fines for those who help with offshore tax evasion or non-compliance.
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The late 28503 tax bill eliminated the ACA penalty for non-compliance with the individual mandate.
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The law restricts NGOs to developmental and social activities, and introduces jail time for non-compliance.
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But global non-compliance aside, Kloza also believes that domestic factors could also exacerbate oil's supply glut.
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Alphabet risks additional penalties of up to 5 percent of average daily global revenue for non-compliance.
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Chronic constipation is very common in these patients as well as [their] non-compliance with medical advice.
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Arrests for non-compliance are likely only after an untraceable gun is used to commit a crime.
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It also admitted some directors and its CEO had gone along with or authorized that non-compliance.
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The regulator has the power to fine Microsoft if it finds it to be in non-compliance.
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Tehran argues that its steps are permitted under the deal as a response to U.S. non-compliance.
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It lets all nations set national policies to fight climate change, with no sanctions for non-compliance.
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Italy, Austria, Lithuania and Spain are also judged as "at risk of non-compliance" with EU rules.
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Agencies and their employees need to be incentivized to provide greater disclosure and penalized for non-compliance.
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In the case of antibiotics, patient non-compliance can also impact public health by increasing bacterial resistance.
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The new technology is expected to spot non-compliance and avoidance significantly quicker than now, Pakpahan said.
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The Senate and House bills converge on a set of policy prescriptions to address Russia's non-compliance.
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Lower courts said the company must turn over the information and imposed escalating fines for non-compliance.
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He said there had been "six years of Russian non-compliance" of the treaty which Russia denies.
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The problem is that there's simply no accountability and a record of non-compliance with the laws.
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China's WTO request cites Washington's non-compliance with a ruling in a dispute over U.S. dumping duties.
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Philips has a zero tolerance policy towards non-compliance in relation to breaches of its General Business Principles.
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Non-compliance can lead to fines or even company leaders going to jail due to violating export restrictions.
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This ultra long-lasting capsule solves a number of problems, not least of which the non-compliance issue.
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On April 15th the health department shut down a day-care centre for 250 children for non-compliance.
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But the assessment gives some indication of how much non-compliance could be tolerated before the deal unravels.
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"This action is taken where AUSTRAC has reasonable grounds to suspect non-compliance," an AUSTRAC spokesman told Reuters.
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Companies will face fines of up to 4% of their global annual revenue for non-compliance and breaches.
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If approved, the bill would allow the commission to fine social media companies for non-compliance as well.Sen.
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In May 2016 it ordered the company to make delistings global, and fined it €20193,000 for non-compliance.
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Washington would frequently review China's compliance with pledges made for the deal and could reimpose tariffs for non-compliance.
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The penalties for non-compliance are stiff: A$10m ($7.2m) for defiant firms and A$50,000 for recalcitrant people.
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"The risks to the firm are very real, as are the consequences of non-compliance," the bank warned employees.
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But in the absence of a trade embargo, there is always a fine line between compliance and non-compliance.
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"It is likely that (Macquarie Bank's) recalculated liquidity coverage ratios will show a historical non-compliance," the firm said.
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Libjo Mining Corp - non-compliance with rule on appropriate slope and height of benches and the Clean Air Act.
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It lets all nations set their own goals for fighting climate change and has no penalties for non-compliance.
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Doing so would place the United States in non-compliance with the JCPOA and spark the deal's inevitable collapse.
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For Facebook, the move will limit its liability to the GDPR, which will issue massive fines for non-compliance.
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Short of literal imprisonment for non-compliance, there doesn't seem like much the government could do to boost insurance demand.
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Third-parties, especially those that handle PHI, have the potential of exposing health companies to data breaches and non-compliance.
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AAMPHIL Natural Resources Exploration and Development Corp (Parcel 216) - non-compliance with the Revised Forestry Code of the Philippines. 217.
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The market will not assign much credibility to promises of cutbacks by other members given their history of non-compliance.
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The Paris Agreement lets each country set domestic targets for restricting greenhouse gases and foresees no sanctions for non-compliance.
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Making a mockery of the UNSC won't obscure failure to fulfill obligations & to hold US to account over non-compliance.
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Separately the EU executive also assessed Lithuania's 2017 budget and found it "at risk of non-compliance" with EU targets.
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Some states are already holding local governments accountable for non-compliance with immigration law by fines and withholding state funding.
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These, he said, could rise to 4 percent of a business' worldwide turnover, depending on the gravity of non-compliance.
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"The understandings are in danger because of the non-compliance by the occupation to implement the required obligations," Haniyeh said.
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Having too many rules leads to a culture of non-compliance that is every bit as lethal as having too few.
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The Bucharest laboratory was provisionally suspended by WADA last November due to non-compliance and has yet to be re-instated.
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The central bank said it had ordered Westpac to increase its minimum capital levels until it had rectified its non-compliance.
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Other American companies are currently being investigated for tax non-compliance — Google's parent company Alphabet, Starbucks and McDonald's could be next.
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But there are no penalties for non-compliance and members have a poor track record of adhering to previous production quotas.
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Work requirements, yes, but also premiums for people who don't have much income to spare and steep penalties for non-compliance.
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Europe could then initiate the JCPOA's dispute resolution mechanism for non-compliance, eventually leading to the reimposition of sanctions against Iran.
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For instance, a medical note may read, "The patient denied skipping doses of the prescribed antibiotic though non-compliance is suspected…".
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So that&aposs one part of it, the non-compliance the duly issued subpoenas, the second part is this FISA application.
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This angered many users who wanted to use pseudonyms or nicknames, especially when Google began deleting their accounts for non-compliance.
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Euro-zone finance ministers declared that the budget targets meant Portugal was not "in particularly serious non-compliance" with EU rules.
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Minnesota also has a law that requires prescriptions to be issued electronically, though it does not penalize doctors for non-compliance.
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"It is Mazars, not the President, that would be cited for contempt in the event of non‐compliance," the judges wrote.
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Accordingly, by the end of the day we will decide what remedies to recommend to the court for the non-compliance.
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He added that if the investigating experts maintain their current view on RUSADA's non-compliance, they could propose sanctions against Russia.
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Energy consultancy Wood Mackenzie estimates about 30 percent non-compliance, said Alan Gelder, vice president of refining, chemicals and oil markets.
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Haniyeh accused Israel of non-compliance with the ceasefire and of delaying any launching of the projects stated in the deal.
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He cited exposed gas cables, poor ventilation and a lack of safety equipment at Shree Ram as examples of non-compliance.
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"When we suspect non-compliance, AUSTRAC will take action to protect the Australian community," said Nicole Rose, Chief Executive Officer, AUSTRAC.
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"Non-compliance is often a precursor to someone that is preparing to flee or fight with Officers," police said in a statement.
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"It remains to be seen whether applying sharia non-compliance as a legitimate restructuring driver is successful in this case," said Howladar.
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In a September 7th letter to the agency, the group noted several apparent cases of non-compliance with disclosure rules on Instagram.
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The penalties for non-compliance vary widely and can be very high in some markets, which could be detrimental to your business.
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The bill restricts NGO activity to developmental and social work and introduces jail terms of up to five years for non- compliance.
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Instead, it said an immediate end to the license was appropriate due to the "seriousness" of the non-compliance with "sponsor duties".
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That could drive up their trading value, enriching some companies with credits to spare, while putting others at risk of non-compliance.
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CANADIAN MEAT COUNCIL TELLS MEMBERS THAT "WE CANNOT STRESS ENOUGH THAT THE SLIGHTEST NON-COMPLIANCE COULD JEOPARDIZE OUR ENTIRE MEAT EXPORTS TO CHINA"
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One senior EU official said it is too early to consider European sanctions that can snap back in case of Iranian non-compliance.
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The $19.5 million reais of frozen Facebook funds are equivalent to WhatsApp's accumulated fines for non-compliance in the case, according to G1.
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The Commission wants the company to stop that, or face additional non-compliance payments of five percent of Alphabet's average daily global turnover.
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The accord has no sanctions for non-compliance but has a principle that nations will set ever tougher goals for action this century.
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"These acts of non-compliance with regulations are actually the result of lax supervision and weak law enforcement," Cai told a government meeting.
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The letter said the budget appeared to be in "particularly serious non-compliance" with EU rules and its deviation from targets was "unprecedented".
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Although SNAP already has work requirements, the new House farm bill would create additional, burdensome work mandates and harsh sanctions for non-compliance.
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When the cost and pain of willful non-compliance finally exceeds the cost of business-as-usual, things will actually begin to change.
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Financial penalties for non-compliance should be reduced where charging infrastructure remains inadequate, Tavares said in a Financial Times interview published on Thursday.
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"As superintendent, it is my responsibility to enforce board policy, and due to Mr. Vlaming's non-compliance I therefore recommended termination," she added.
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UKAD has taken charge of testing Russian athletes while the local agency is suspended for non-compliance following a string of doping scandals.
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Not complying with the order would risk a regime of additional penalties that could be backdated to the date of any non-compliance.
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The Egyptian law restricts NGO activity to developmental and social work and introduces jail terms of up to give years for non-compliance.
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"In addition to broader systemic concerns, this also includes Pakistan's non-compliance with its commitments under UN Security Council Resolution 1267," she added.
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Sylvia Garcia, D-Texas, hammered home the extent of the Trump administration's non-compliance in her remarks on the Senate floor on Friday.
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The regulator ordered the report after it found "reasonable grounds to suspect non-compliance" with anti-money-laundering and counter-terrorism financing laws.
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"I am sure there will be pockets (of non-compliance) initially," said Guy Platten, secretary general of the International Chamber of Shipping association.
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"I am sure there will be pockets (of non-compliance) initially," said Guy Platten, secretary general of the International Chamber of Shipping association.
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FAA agreed to ensure Southwest complies with requirements "to provide accurate weight and balance information" or to grant an exemption for non-compliance.
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Each of us will use the time for what we individually deem to be appropriate acts of non-compliance, resistance, participation, and action.
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New works by the duo and Christopher Johnson are currently on view at Lazy Susan Gallery in an exhibit titled Warranted Non-Compliance.
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In 2010, a 'non compliance' statement was issued against Poland for allowing a new KWB Konin mine, Tomisławice, in the eastern part of Wielkopolska.
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These include legal proceedings launched on 5003 August 2017 by Australian authorities for "serious and systemic" non-compliance with Australia's anti-money laundering laws.
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The big picture: Some of those closures have been a result of non-compliance with health and safety standards, most have been financial decisions.
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The Reserve Bank of New Zealand said it had ordered Westpac to increase its minimum capital levels until it had rectified its non-compliance.
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In Bulgaria, data showed that the country was exceeding sulfur dioxide levels, its second instance of non-compliance with the bloc's air quality standards.
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The agency also expects a significant level of non-compliance in the first year of the new regulations due to the shortfall of VLSFO.
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Adnama Mining Resources Inc - non-compliance with the ISO 14001 requirement and siltation of coastal water due to heavily damaged and improperly maintained causeway.
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Even though I woke up with a rather tender, black and blue scrotum, the results of my non-compliance dissipated in a few days.
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The EU then has a week to identify any "serious non-compliance" and two weeks to decide if it will reject the budget altogether.
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The company named Robert Marcovitch, who is chairing a special committee looking into CannTrust's non-compliance with Health Canada regulations, as its interim CEO.
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The meeting was convened with local officials to discuss how such policies — which involve non-compliance with federal immigration agencies — have undermined law enforcement.
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Furthermore, individuals who report non-compliance are granted anonymity, providing any disgruntled employee a platform for taking down their former company with complete impunity.
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The decision was made due to "some manifestations of non-compliance with precautionary measures," Deputy Prime Minister Anas al-Saleh said, according to KUNA.
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The accounts they use to work for Instacart can be deactivated by the company for non-compliance at any time, according to Instacart workers.
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She advocated declassifying the fourth semi-annual report (also required by INARA) specifying incidents of Iranian non-compliance, the first from the Trump administration.
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The company said the IFT's decision was based on non-compliance of its concession, in relation to deals signed with Dish and its affiliates.
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A 2003 national law now "encourages" restaurants and other public areas to separate smoking and non-smoking areas, but non-compliance attracts no penalty.
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A 2003 law "encourages" restaurants and other public areas to separate smoking and non-smoking areas, but there is no penalty for non-compliance.
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The U.S. is asking that all those policy changes be covered by an enforcement mechanism allowing American discretionary sanctions in cases of non-compliance.
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"In cases where FSCO believes there may be evidence of non-compliance with legislation and regulations, FSCO conducts a thorough investigation," the agency said.
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The Commission deemed last month that the Italian budget plan for the next year was in serious risk of non-compliance with European fiscal rules.
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Canada can deport anyone who is not a citizen, for reasons including criminality, exhausting attempts to obtain permanent residency and non-compliance with immigration laws.
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In a newspaper interview the same day, however, he urged governments to suspend penalties for non-compliance until electric car charging networks are better developed.
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New European laws envisage hefty fines for non-compliance with cyber-security standards; rules enacted by New York's financial regulator came into force in August.
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The rules envisaged harsh penalties for non-compliance, including the cancellation of licences to sell non-electric cars in China, the world's largest car market.
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"This means we do not have a non-compliance case but at the same time also means that we keep monitoring monthly developments," she added.
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Medical non-compliance is an enormous problem, and other high-tech solutions haven't helped much, so will Verily and Walgreens succeed where others have failed?
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Fines can be applied for non-compliance but there are exceptions for the use of plastic bags for sanitary reasons, such as with raw food.
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Within two years, all but one of the 11 companies awarded contracts in 2012 either relinquished their licenses or had them terminated for non-compliance.
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"BofAML Group should have taken reasonable care to establish and maintain procedures and systems to guard against non-compliance with the Takeovers Code," it added.
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"Both sides are equally guilty, and increase the feeling that ... there is no political cost for non-compliance," Hug said in an interview on Tuesday.
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Sure, they can't force U.S. citizens to give up their passwords and social media accounts, but they can make non-compliance an extremely painful choice.
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ITC has a history of citations for non-compliance with state and federal environmental rules, said Luke Metzger, executive director of advocacy group Environment Texas.
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Within the first year of the rule, 550,000 drones were registered, an act that carries a $5 fee and potential criminal charges for non-compliance.
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The diary firm also said on Monday it had received a letter from lenders alleging non-compliance with conditions under a $200 million debt facility.
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It's unclear why Visa terminated WaveCrest's services, but Daily Beast reporter Joseph Cox reported on Twitter that Visa's reason was non-compliance with membership regulations.
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"In all, nine charges have been brought for detected non-compliance relating to its RCA (environmental permit)," the regulatory body SMA said in a statement.
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Backloading creates a temptation to cheat, however, since the full extent of any non-compliance will become evident only in the second half of 2017.
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The reason for this is because of Washington's non-compliance with a ruling in a dispute over U.S. dumping duties that China introduced in 2013.
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The report also revealed a high level of hospital non-compliance with the program, and urged more rigorous Congressional oversight, hospital reporting, and eligibility requirements.
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"I order the IMMEDIATE compliance with the judicial measure to free the defendant, under penalty of punishment for non-compliance with a judicial order," Favreto wrote.
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Some officials speculated that the Commission could declare Italy's budget "at risk of non-compliance with the requirements" of EU rules, as it did in 2015.
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Regulatory Risk in Pharma: JPL and its peers face regulatory risks associated with non-compliance with cGMP (current Good Manufacturing Practice) norms stipulated by the USFDA.
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A nationwide warrant has been issued for Ransom's arrest on charges of failure to register as a sex offender and non-compliance with a custodial agreement.
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It has drawn up new laws and standards, increased the range of punishments and boosted its monitoring and enforcement capabilities in order to tackle non-compliance.
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A new fine can be meted out to firms that fail to hand over documents requested by the commission; non-compliance is now a criminal offence.
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The policy has been applied to instances of "rampant non-compliance" involving serious, significant rules, White said, noting that she considers the initiative a huge success.
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Of the other two researchers who were flagged, one investigation "indicated non-compliance yet did not meet a threshold to begin the termination process," Pisters said.
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Norway aims to cut emissions by at least 40 percent below 1990 levels by 2030 under the Paris Agreement, which has no penalties for non-compliance.
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Last week, nearly 100 employees of France's equivalent of the IRS (Direction générale des Finances) raided Google's office in Paris for a tax non-compliance investigation.
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"It was a misunderstanding ... in January, three Canadian companies received notices of non-compliance regarding shipments of canola seed from Canada to China," said the official.
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CannTrust announced Health Canada's findings of non-compliance in producing cannabis in unlicensed facilities on Monday, precipitating a 40% drop in stock value over the week.
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Beijing will ask the World Trade Organization (WTO) if it can impose sanctions on the U.S. over alleged non-compliance with a 2016 ruling, Reuters reported.
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In a newspaper interview last week, Tavares suggested carmakers should not be fined for non-compliance if the density of electric-car charging networks remained inadequate.
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Hawaii also categorized non-compliance with its stay-at-home policy as a misdemeanor and has the same penalties as Maryland, according to an order Gov.
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But Schiff, while leaving the door open to litigation, has hinted that he'll skip the lawsuits and simply deem non-compliance more evidence of impeachable obstruction.
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The government is engaged in a door-to-door vaccination campaign to combat non-compliance, asking the public to hang red fabric to mark unvaccinated households.
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To address this kind of non-compliance, the JCPOA included a three-step dispute resolution mechanism, where — by consensus — the first two steps can be extended indefinitely.
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In fact, from 2016 to 2017, the New York State Department of Health only found four facilities to have some level of non-compliance with state law.
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Quintero has had several pollution incidents in the past, including gas and oil leaks, leading to investigations and fines against companies for non-compliance with environmental obligations.
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Both "denied" and "non-compliance" are medical-ese, and while their accusatory implications aren't always intended, they nonetheless color patients, and their accounts, as unreliable and untrustworthy.
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The listing comes after the Australian Transaction Reports and Analysis Centre (AUSTRAC) ordered an external audit of Afterpay for suspected non-compliance with anti-money-laundering laws.
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MAS inspected BSI three times since 2011 and said it found multiple breaches of anti-money laundering regulations that reflected a "a pervasive pattern of non-compliance".
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Second, the committee could reject Flynn's assertion of the right against self-incrimination and seek to hold him in contempt for his non-compliance with the subpoena.
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Of course there are some safety considerations, due in part to Google's recent stand against non-compliance and, of course, some recent issues plaguing its manufacturing partner.
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However, "the Commission today concluded that the existing draft budgetary is at risk of non-compliance with the rules of the stability and growth pact," he said.
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Together, the U.S. and the EU should ensure that the IAEA carries out its obligations, even if there is a substantial risk of discovering Iranian non-compliance.
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If a solution is not reached, these nonprofit organizations could face millions of dollars in fines from the federal government for non-compliance with the HHS mandate.
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"Where the FCA believes there are circumstances suggesting serious misconduct or non-compliance with the rules, it may open an investigation," the watchdog said in a statement.
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Trump's administration has accused Russia of non-compliance with the 31-year-old missile accord and warned it will pull out of the deal as a result.
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"We presented a criminal complaint against the president on March 14 for four crimes: abuse of authority, torture, non-compliance of duty and murder," Moran said by phone.
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The document said the budget appeared to be in "particularly serious non-compliance" with EU rules as its deviation from targets was "unprecedented", and gave Rome until Oct.
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In some cases, ATF did not publish them; in others, it seemingly intentionally placed them in fine print on the back of forms to drum up non-compliance.
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The bill also called on Trump to submit to Congress a plan to impose U.S. sanctions on Russians responsible for "ordering or facilitating non-compliance" with the treaty.
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"The limited spring hunting season will be subject to stringent enforcement, and any non-compliance with applicable conditions and regulations will not be tolerated," the news release said.
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That means companies have had to put in place processes for dealing with such requests and educating their workforce because any non-compliance could lead to stiff sanctions.
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"Both parties to the conflict received weapons, military equipment, technical support and non-Libyan fighters in non-compliance with the sanctions measures related to arms," the experts wrote.
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China is seeking $2.4 billion in retaliatory sanctions against the United States for non-compliance with a WTO ruling in a tariffs case dating to the Obama era.
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"If such a process is not provided, employers will be forced to rely on the honesty of their employees to inform them of their non-compliance," it added.
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The non-compliance complaint, effectively a new trade dispute, could lead to India asking to impose trade sanctions if the United States is found not to have complied.
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The company did not disclose the financial impact from the non-compliance, while Miehm said he believes volumes from the held inventory represent the majority of CannTrust's products.
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Betsson Vice-President for Corporate Communication Pia Rosin told Reuters any allegations of non-compliance by the firm with Maltese rules had "no substance," and declined further comment.
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The compliance level has significant implications for demand for high-sulfur fuel oil; BP's estimates fall well short of other analyst estimates of about 30 percent non-compliance.
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CannTrust Holdings Inc said on Thursday it is cutting its workforce by 20%, or 180 people, following Health Canada's investigation into the company's non-compliance in its operations.
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Dzodan — who is still detained at the time of this writing — was arrested because of Facebook's "repeated non-compliance with court orders," according to a police press release.
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The Brazilian court, though, did not use provisions of Brazil's Internet law that allows courts to shut down service in some cases of non-compliance with court orders.
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"Those three factors would seem to point to a particularly serious non-compliance with the budgetary policy obligations laid down in the Stability and Growth Pact," the letter said.
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Acrylamide, a common byproduct of frying, roasting, or baking many foods, is on the list (which has landed junk food companies in legal trouble over alleged non-compliance before).
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Among the worst is one that will give TTB authority to ignore its past work by continuing to issue fines and non-compliance warnings for labels it approved previously.
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Saudi Arabia may have resorted to volume warfare in the past to encourage agreement on output and punish non-compliance ("OPEC and other commodity cartels", Alhajji and Huettner, 2000).
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According to Reuters, Facebook's non-compliance contrasts with Airbnb's obedience, as the rental platform adjusted its terms of service recently after being asked to do so back in July.
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"We will be taking extra measures to ensure that legal compliance and anti-corruption processes eliminate any possibility of non-compliance," Zhao said in a letter to ZTE's staff.
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Most recently, Verily announced that it will partner with Walgreens to use technology to address medical non-compliance, or the problem of patients not taking their pills as directed.
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It drastically increases the penalties for non-compliance, which can go as far as 4 percent of global annual turnover or 20 million euros ($25 million), whichever is higher.
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Still, the Paris Agreement has no penalties for non-compliance, meaning that Trump could ignore President Barack Obama's plan to cut U.S. emissions, if he becomes president from Jan.
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"In the cases of non-compliance with the obligations stipulated by the law, Roskomnadzor may decide to restrict access to a VPN service," the watchdog said in a statement.
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Google filed an appeal against the CNIL's order for global delisting in May last year, following a fine of €100,000 handed to it by the regulator for non-compliance.
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It was unclear what complex add-on features - known as "permanent non-compliance" items - could be removed from the plane's specifications as they were not listed in the document.
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The authorities ordered insurance companies to check the compliance of each investment related to local government debt, and to rectify any non-compliance and report the incident to regulators.
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The higher prices rise, the greater the risk from increased shale and non-shale drilling, the greater the chance of non-compliance and the more likely demand will slow.
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The oversight failure at Australia's second-largest bank led to "serious and systemic non-compliance" with anti-money laundering laws, financial crime watchdog AUSTRAC said in a court filing.
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The oversight failure at Australia's second-largest bank led to deep systemic non-compliance with anti-money laundering laws, financial crime watchdog AUSTRAC said in a civil court filing.
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Canadian officials said this month they had been warned by China that it would step up inspections of meat imports after "recent cases of non-compliance" in pork shipments.
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It drastically increases the penalties for non-compliance, which can go as high as 4 percent of global annual turnover or 20 million euros ($25 million), whichever is higher.
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Spirit also replaced its Chief Financial Officer Jose Garcia with Mark Suchinski, who was vice president of quality at the company, after identifying non-compliance in certain accounting processes.
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The company last week suspended two members of senior management as a precaution following allegations of non-compliance with the firm's code of conduct relating to a single supplier.
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CANADA GOVERNMENT SAYS CHINA CUSTOMS AGENCY STATED THAT FURTHER NON-COMPLIANCE FROM CANADIAN INDUSTRY WILL BE VIEWED AS A SYSTEMATIC PROBLEM, COULD IMPACT MARKET ACCESS FOR ALL CANADIAN PORK EXPORTS
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"Open-air barbecues, garbage incineration, biomass burning, dust from roads -- these acts of non-compliance with regulations are actually the result of lax supervision and weak law enforcement," Cai said.
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"In addition to seeking awards for financial damages, the lawsuit also seeks an order to "end [Alphabet's] hostile work environment" and "it's pattern of non-compliance with data privacy laws.
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Canadian government officials said this month they had been warned by China that it would step up inspections of meat imports after "recent cases of non-compliance" in pork shipments.
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One from Berkeley researchers found widespread COPPA non-compliance; the other, by University of Michigan researchers, found children's play experience was often completely interrupted and undermined by aggressive marketing tactics.
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"The government remains committed to tackling tax evasion and avoidance, aggressive tax planning and non-compliance, including those seeking to evade or avoid tax using offshore structures," the Budget notes.
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The report by the Office of Internal Oversight Services (OIOS) showed inflated bills, fraud and non-compliance with rules among other malfeasance that caused losses for the U.N. refugee agency.
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U.S. President Donald Trump's administration has accused Russia of non-compliance with the 31-year-old missile accord and warned it will pull out of the deal as a result.
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Portugal's left-wing coalition government receive some mixed news on Friday, when its budget for 2016 was judged to be "at risk of non-compliance" with European Union (EU) rules.
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While the CNSC did follow up on cases of non-compliance by power plant operators, and confirmed they were taking corrective action, it sometimes did so slowly, the audit found.
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"We have just been informed by Altice of its intention to appeal against our decision of non-compliance," a spokeswoman for AMF said in an email to Reuters on Friday.
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"It (the non-compliance) adds a meaningful overhang to the story over the next several quarters, at least," RBC Capital Markets analyst Douglas Miehm said, citing risks to revenue growth.
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A Lebanese bank or company doing business with one will not be able to do deal with any U.S. financial institution because that institution could be fined for non-compliance.
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The new rules are also backed up by far stiffer penalties for non-compliance, including a fine of 4% of a company's annual global turnover (or €20M, whichever is greater).
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Despite protestations to the contrary, the will to enforce sanctions on the part of the United States, South Korea and China has been supplanted by exemptions, non-compliance, and violations.
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Fidel Hadebe, spokesman for the department of mineral resources, said "the department will certainly be stepping up efforts around this issue", including closing operations for non-compliance with safety regulations.
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"Those three factors would seem to point to a particularly serous non-compliance with the budgetary policy obligations laid down in the Stability and Growth Pact," the Commission letter said.
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One of the main ambitions of GDPR was to provide increased transparency for consumers; not surprisingly, given the potential fines and fears of non-compliance, that appears to have failed.
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Regulatory sandboxes are designed to make life easier for lenders, creating a safe haven from non-compliance and helping them to bring digital products to market at a faster pace.
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Foreign meddlers like Russia's Internet Research Agency are unlikely to appear in a federal court to defend non-compliance with FARA while denying that they meddled in the first instance.
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If the supply-demand balance has started to tighten by that stage, the market may be able to absorb a level of non-compliance without so much impact on prices.
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The Reserve Bank of India imposed the fines over the past four days, according to stock exchange filings by the banks, though specifics of the non-compliance were not disclosed.
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Perhaps that is why opponents of the deal seem to muddy the waters with misleading claims of non-compliance and with unrealistic plans of improving the deal by killing it.
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Non-compliance on Facebook's end would mean a fine of 1 million Singapore dollars ($20183,000 USD) plus an extra S$100,000 ($74,000) for every day the firm is non-compliant.
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The truce, sponsored by Russia and the United States, began on Saturday and has been dogged by opposition charges of non-compliance by Damascus - something President Bashar al-Assad has denied.
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And if someone were to sue over non-compliance with a DMCA takedown request, even with a ready-made, valid defense in the Archive's pocket, copyright litigation is still incredibly expensive.
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One reason is that European data-protection law gives individuals the right to ask for their data to be removed from a company's servers and imposes big penalties for non-compliance.
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The IPO will be able to recommend further action toward the search engine companies this summer, with the legislation adding fines or sanctions for non-compliance possible somewhere down the line.
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While it was an adviser for the deal, Goldman executed 111 trades in securities of Wing Hang before disclosing its non-compliance to the SFC in January 2014, the regulator said.
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Italy also would not trim its huge debt in a "a particularly serious case of non-compliance" with the rules, the Commission said, warranting the launch of an excessive deficit procedure.
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The company has until the end of September to end its censured conduct or risk a regime of additional daily fines that would be backdated to the date of non-compliance.
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SANTIAGO (Reuters) - Chile's environmental regulator expanded its investigation into a gas poisoning incident in coastal town Quintero, bringing charges of non-compliance with environmental agreements on Monday against a gas plant.
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"In the cases of non-compliance with the obligations stipulated by the law, Roskomnadzor may decide to restrict access to a VPN service," Roskomnadzor said in a statement, according to Reuters.
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"From the shop floor standpoint, there was a gap between the reality and the requirements for certifying final inspectors, which we didn't resolve, and which resulted in non-compliance," he said.
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" In response, Wray said he was making "all employees fully aware of our new policy on contacts with the news media ... and making clear that we will not tolerate non-compliance.
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The Paris Agreement, built on a looser model proposed by U.S. President Barack Obama's administration, lets all nations set their own goals to curb emissions with no penalties for non-compliance.
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"I ask Europe for more respect for the Italian people," Salvini wrote on Twitter on Wednesday after the European Commission confirmed Italy was in "particularly serious non-compliance" with its rules.
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During that time period, between September 2016 to July 2018, only 68 waivers were submitted for review, which amounts to less than one percent of the associated non-compliance issues addressed.
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The resolution sets a total export volume, 7.5 million tons, that North Korea is not allowed to exceed, but there is no enforcement mechanism to ensure compliance or punish non-compliance.
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The draft law, expected to be published in June, dictates "effective, proportionate and dissuasive penalties" for non-compliance, but leaves EU states free to decide sanctions or fines at national level.
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Theranos now must convince federal regulators it has taken the necessary steps needed and to not impose the penalties associated (a fine of up to $10,000 per day) for non-compliance.
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This announcement came a day after the financial crime regulator ordered an audit of credit provider Afterpay Touch Group citing non-compliance with anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing laws.
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Bahrain said separately on Thursday that non-compliance with isolation measures would be punishable by up to three months in jail and a fine of up to 10,000 Kuwaiti dinars ($13,000).
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Australia's financial crime watchdog ordered the company to conduct the independent audit earlier this year amid concerns over non-compliance with anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing (AML/CTF) laws.
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But the different pace of production cuts for different countries increases the risk of non-compliance, especially toward the end of the first half and in the second half of 2017.
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The Defense Department cited "reports of non-compliance" with its military education program amid ongoing investigations into its marketing and advertising by the U.S. Federal Trade Commission and California Attorney General.
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As Mooppan sought to emphasize the other avenues the House could use to penalize the president for non-compliance with subpoenas, the DOJ lawyer acknowledged that impeachment was one such lever.
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"It proposed the establishment of a duty of care on companies to improve online safety, overseen by an independent regulator with strong enforcement powers to deal with non-compliance," she said.
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While non-compliance could, in the worst case scenario, stop Kenyan athletes competing at the Rio de Janeiro Olympics in August, an ADAK source told Reuters the situation would be resolved.
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On Friday, the office administering the law, known as the Protection from Online Falsehoods and Manipulation Act (POFMA), said it had directed Facebook to issue the correction after Tan's "non-compliance".
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That followed the Australian government's financial intelligence and regulatory agency on Thursday saying it was seeking civil penalties against CBA for "serious and systemic non-compliance" with anti-money laundering laws.
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"Once we solve these hurdles, in particular - its small hurdles within the financial services sector and mining sector - we won't see non-compliance two weeks from today," he said, without elaborating.
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"The requirements to consider all employee misconduct and tax non-compliance when making awards are not optional and we strongly urge the IRS to implement TIGTA's recommendations immediately," the lawmakers wrote.
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"It might be said that there is nothing to be considered, the non-compliance is plain, the reasons are irrelevant, so following due process is futile and therefore unnecessary," he added.
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Google has faced pressure from Roskomnadzor before, including laws requiring search engines to delete some results (with Google being ordered to cough up a $7,663 fine in 2018 for non-compliance).
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If South Korea feels that the United States has failed to do so, it could ask the WTO to rule on U.S. non-compliance and then ask for trade sanctions against Washington.
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If, on receiving Italy's response next week, the Commission still believes that the budget is in serious non-compliance, the Brussels-based institution has two weeks to decide what to do next.
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A Lebanese bank or company doing business with anybody on the list will not be able to deal with any U.S. financial institution because that institution could be fined for non-compliance.
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JOHANNESBURG, Feb 2 (Reuters) - South Africa's central bank has fined China Construction Bank (CCB) 75 million rand ($6 million) for non-compliance with the country's financial intelligence act, it said on Friday.
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I want to emphasise that the damages suffered by Guatemala as a consequence of the non-compliance with the treaty of 1859 is not an object of Guatemala's legal claim against Belize.
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"The investigation into the company's non-compliance with Health Canada regulations ... resulted in a determination by the board to terminate with cause CannTrust CEO Peter Aceto," the company said in a statement.
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A German data privacy regulator said it was opening a non-compliance procedure against Facebook in relation to the data leak to the consultancy, Cambridge Analytica, that was exposed a month ago.
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The regulator said it opened the sanctioning process after receiving allegations of non-compliance from unnamed complainants that included the alleged overconsumption of well water and the unauthorized construction of new wells.
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Any breach of conditions could result in fines of up to 2 million pesos ($37,624) per offense and serious non-compliance could lead to the Grab-Uber deal being undone, it said.
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They use pseudo-science to convince the public that these products are safe and effective, and they use public shaming to convince the citizenry that non-compliance is a public health threat.
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"ICE utilizes a layered approach to monitor detention conditions at facilities, with processes in place to implement corrective actions in instances where non-compliance to ICE detention standards is found," ICE said.
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Investors have also been spooked since the Australian Transaction Reports and Analysis Center (AUSTRAC) last month ordered an external audit of Afterpay due to suspected non-compliance with anti-money-laundering laws.
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It also said an interim external audit report ordered by Australia's financial crime watchdog over suspected non-compliance with anti-money-laundering and counter-terrorism financing laws would delivered by Sept. 24.
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The buy-now-pay-later firm on Wednesday submitted an external auditor's interim report to Australia's financial crime watchdog, following suspected non-compliance with laws on money-laundering and counter-terrorism financing.
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China will ask the World Trade Organization next week for permission to impose sanctions on the United States for Washington's non-compliance with a ruling in a dispute over U.S. dumping duties.
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Trump's administration has accused Russia of non-compliance with the 31-year-old Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) treaty and has said it will pull out of the deal as a result.
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If from that response, the commission still believes that the budget is in serious non-compliance, it has two weeks to adopt an opinion and request a new draft budget within three weeks.
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"It also foresees the publication of Declarations of Interests and monthly calendars, and includes measures for pursuing cases of non-compliance," it said about the rules that went into effect on Jan 1.
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On Friday, a German data privacy regulator said it was opening non-compliance procedures against Facebook in relation to the data leak to the consultancy, Cambridge Analytica, that was exposed a month ago.
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Non-compliance equates to massive fines: For the most serious infringements — which include exploiting user data without the proper consent — it's up to 4 percent of a company's annual income, or €20 million.
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The rationale is that further fines in case of non-compliance—up to 5% of the average daily worldwide revenue of Alphabet, Google's parent—will lead the firm to do the right thing.
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It said it would not buy from any company that cannot prove to its satisfaction that they do not belong to Gama because of the alleged identified non-compliance with Wilmar's NDPE policy.
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Japanese laws encourage restaurants and other public areas to limit exposure to secondhand smoke by setting up barriers or separate smoking and non-smoking areas, but there are no punishments for non-compliance.
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Michelle Lapuz, officer-in-charge of FDA's legal department, said Sanofi can reapply for a product license but the company's application would be "treated as high risk" given its history of non-compliance.
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On May 15, 2017, the commissioner of the FCAC published its first decision (here) concerning non-compliance with the Code of Conduct for the Credit Card and Debit Card Industry in Canada(here).
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China will ask the World Trade Organization (WTO) next week for permission to impose sanctions on the United States for Washington's non-compliance with a ruling in a dispute over U.S. dumping duties.
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The bill, passed by parliament last week but subject to a final vote, restricts NGO activity to developmental and social work and introduces jail terms of up to five years for non- compliance.
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"It (the non-compliance) adds a meaningful overhang to the story over the next several quarters, at least," RBC Capital Markets analyst Douglas Miehm said in a note, citing risks to revenue growth.
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For starters, critics — now including the Justice Department — will have to prove that people are still being injured by the remaining shell of the individual mandate, even without a penalty for non-compliance.
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"Potential non-compliance is a significant issue that the market has been contending with," Jason Breslaw, who leads BP's distillate trading origination across the Americas, said at an industry conference in New Orleans.
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China will ask the World Trade Organization (WTO) next week for permission to impose sanctions on the United States, for Washington's non-compliance with a ruling in a dispute over U.S. dumping duties.
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That stands in contrast to results from a separate poll last week on the hit to China's economy, in which about 56% of economists said the chance of non-compliance had not increased.
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China will ask the World Trade Organization on Tuesday for permission to impose sanctions on the United States in retaliation for Washington's non-compliance with a ruling in a dispute over U.S. dumping duties.
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But again, those companies that are outside Germany may be rather hard to police — unless the government intends to start trying to block access to non-compliance services which would only invite further controversy.
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WADA chief Craig Reedie said Russia's anti-doping agency (RUSADA), which was suspended for non-compliance in 2015 following the doping scandals, was working towards reinstatement and that could happen as soon as November.
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To be clear: states do not have an innate right to resist federal laws, which is why California's position on immigration enforcement, which comes close to non-compliance with the federal government, is mistaken.
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"Non-compliance with a municipal law is not an argument for invoking the power of prevention," Corantioquia said, adding that the measure did not specify any tangible environmental harm caused by the company's work.
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WADA met with UKAD, the Russian Anti-Doping Agency (RUSADA) and the Russian Ministry of Sport last month to discuss how an effective program could run during RUSADA's non-compliance with anti-doping rules.
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"The ECB considers this non-consultation to be a case of non-compliance by the Romanian authorities with the duty to consult the ECB on draft national legislation," the bank said in a Feb.
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Kenya has failed to comply with its obligations to cooperate with the International Criminal Court in the case of Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta, a judge ruled, referring the country for non-compliance.
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Instead, the FCAC simply claims that as a first case of non-compliance with the Code of Conduct, which has been in effect for some time, "a certain degree of latitude" should be allowed.
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"This is a very positive outcome and sends a strong regulatory message to industry that non-compliance with the responsible lending obligations will not be tolerated," ASIC chairman James Shipton said in a statement.
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While FinCEN had warned the bank in 2010 of its deficienies, Gibraltar did not address its non-compliance until the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency took enforcement action in 2014, it added.
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A finding of non-compliance would likely leave any sanctions against South Africa in the hands of the United Nations Security Council, which originally asked the court to investigate alleged war crimes in Sudan.
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This of course is pure spin — and a very clunky attempt by Facebook to shift attention off the nub of the issue: Its own non-compliance with privacy laws outside its preferred legal jurisdictions.
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The law, issued on Monday after being ratified by President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, restricts NGO activity to developmental and social work and introduces jail terms of up to five years for non-compliance.
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Indeed, the recent $57 million fine from France's data protection watchdog is only a taste of what could be in store for companies like Facebook and Google for non-compliance with new privacy laws.
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In a decision published on its website on Thursday night, the High Court said the laws "must be extinguished for non-compliance with the constitutional principle of equality between candidates in the various elections".
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The new study may help by underscoring the importance of cost as being "a key mechanism leading to non-compliance," said Dr. Prashant Vaishnava, a cardiologist at The Mount Sinai Hospital in New York.
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"The CRC concluded that this is 'an extremely serious case of non-compliance with the requirement to provide an authentic copy of the Moscow data, with several aggravating features,'" read a statement from WADA.
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SANTIAGO (Reuters) - Chilean police prevented U.S. boxer Mike Tyson from entering the country citing non-compliance with immigration laws and were putting him on a flight home, the Investigative Police (PDI) said on Thursday.
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Italy's Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte said on Thursday its deviation from EU fiscal targets was "not large", as the European Commission warned of "particularly serious non-compliance" in its draft budget for next year.
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However, Moody's said any notification of non-compliance with the concession's obligations or the start of a termination process for the concession could have a significant negative impact on Atlantia's and ASPI's credit profiles.
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The Melbourne-based company said it provided the Australian Transaction Reports and Analysis Centre (AUSTRAC) three candidates to conduct a mandated external audit on it over suspected non-compliance with anti-money-laundering laws.
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Singapore's tax authority is checking on local taxpayers identified in the leaked 'Panama Papers' for any non-compliance with local tax laws, the ministry of finance and MAS said in a statement late on Wednesday.
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Because of this partial compliance with EU recommendations, the French budget for next year had been already judged at risk of non-compliance by the EU Commission last month, before the planned additional expansionary measures.
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But the authors contest that the sheer number of apps with tracking functions indicated that non-compliance was widespread, and that the their sample was large enough to be representative of the wider app economy.
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Earlier China told the World Trade Organization (WTO) it wanted to impose $7 billion a year in sanctions on the United States in retaliation for non-compliance with a ruling in an earlier trade dispute.
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It allegedly involves an image of the statue being sent around, instructing kids to commit dangerous stunts and even suicide with threats of violence to the message recipient and/or their families upon non-compliance.
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"WADA appreciates UKAD's willingness to assist the Agency, RUSADA and other stakeholders in establishing the necessary testing program in Russia during this period of non-compliance," WADA Director General David Howman said in a statement.
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Six days earlier the Australian Transaction Reports and Analysis Centre (AUSTRAC), a regulator charged with gathering financial intelligence to combat money-laundering and terrorism, had launched proceedings against it for "serious and systemic non-compliance".
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With so little room for manoeuvre and such high penalties for non-compliance, their quiet conformity belies a devastating loss of freedom, a crushing of the spirit that only their great-grandparents could relate to.
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But Afterpay has also drawn the scrutiny of regulators; most notably financial crime watchdog AUSTRAC demanding an external auditor report for suspected non-compliance with money-laundering and counter-terrorism financing laws earlier this year.
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Meanwhile, the European Commission said on Thursday a draft 20.4 budget from Italy was in "particularly serious non-compliance" with EU rules, setting the stage for a possible unprecedented rejection of the country's fiscal plan.
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The deal can survive some degree of "slippage" from shale and other OPEC and non-OPEC producers because consumption is growing, which will help absorb some non-compliance as well as a limited shale revival.
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China has also decided to approach the World Trade Organization next week for permission to slap sanctions on the United States, for Washington's non-compliance with a ruling in a dispute over U.S. dumping duties.
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The signatories asked Liu "to raise urgently this vital issue" at the next U.N. Security Council meeting, recalling the Council's 2014 resolution which said it would "take further steps in the case of non-compliance".
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"In the decade that Mylan has supplied ARVs, we have never had any supply disruption due non-compliance at any site and, again, we do not anticipate any supply disruption at this time," Devlin said.
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"RDC's top management, including its former Chief Executive Officer, instilled a culture of non-compliance at the company and prioritized attracting business, catering to existing customers, and making money above all else," the complaint said.
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Justified by officials to protect national security from meddling by foreign-funded charities, the 2017 law restricted NGOs' activity to developmental and social work, with jail terms of up to five years for non-compliance.
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Brazil was labeled as "at risk of non-compliance" with the repatriation of deportees in a U.S. Department of Homeland Security report in March on the barriers ICE faces to timely removal of detained immigrants.
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"We take seriously any claims on non-compliance with the RF (radiofrequency) exposure standards and will be obtaining and testing the subject phones for compliance with FCC rules," agency spokesman Neil Grace told the Tribune.
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Manufacturers with fewer than 300,000 new passenger car registrations in a given year will also be able to apply for exemptions, according to the European Commission's website here WHAT IS THE PENALTY FOR NON-COMPLIANCE?
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Adding to tensions, China is seeking $2.4 billion in retaliatory sanctions against the United States for non-compliance with a WTO ruling in a tariffs case dating back to the era of President Barack Obama.
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When asked if the chance of non-compliance by Beijing with the terms of the initial trade agreement had increased significantly since the coronavirus outbreak, nearly two-thirds of economists, 30 of 48, said yes.
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Bolton was once again in a position of influence as the US announced on February 1 that it would suspend involvement in the 1987 Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty because of Russia's ongoing non-compliance.
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BHP reiterated on Tuesday that its own investigation had found the incident was due to procedural non-compliance by the driver, as well as issues in integrating the electronic braking system with the rail network.
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In parallel with - or in lieu of - consideration by foreign ministers, the complaining party or the party accused of non-compliance could ask that the issue be looked at by a three-member advisory board.
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In addition to the suspected false statements, the probe also covers potential non-compliance with accounting standards by Noble Resources International (NRI), a fully-owned Singapore-based subsidiary of Noble, the authorities said in Tuesday's announcement.
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Still trade tensions continued to linger after China told the World Trade Organization it wanted to impose sanctions on the United States for its non-compliance with a ruling in a dispute over U.S. dumping duties.
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That concern hasn't wavered since and the group is defending Uber's position on data collection in LA. Uber submitted a letter Monday to the department after the LADOT informed them about their "non-compliance" on Friday.
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A judge had already ordered the government and Norte Energia to carry out the Funai restructuring work in 2014, so Valente do Carmo also fined the government and the company 900,000 reais ($225,000) for non-compliance.
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Chinese officials cited "recent cases of non-compliance of pork shipments" and also said the move was linked to the risk of African swine fever and anti-smuggling measures, the Canadian ministry said in its notice.
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As Europe's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) came into force in May 2018, bringing in a tough new regime of fines for non-compliance, websites responded by popping up legal disclaimers which signpost visitor tracking activities.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - China will present its final plans for electric and hybrid car quotas in the coming days, German newspaper Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (FAZ) reported, adding that penalties for non-compliance are due to be softened.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's financial crime watchdog ordered an audit of buy-now-pay-later company Afterpay Touch Group, citing suspected non-compliance with anti-money-laundering and counter-terrorism financing laws, hammering shares across the sector.
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"Russia's non-compliance under the treaty jeopardizes U.S. supreme interests as Russia's development and fielding of a treaty-violating missile system represents a direct threat to the United States and our allies and partners," Pompeo said.
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"I will be writing (to) the corporate management of Walgreens and requesting a meeting with them to discuss whether there is a corporate-wide issue related to their stores' non-compliance," FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb said.
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The gag rule has forced the closure of health clinics and outreach programs by charities that fear non-compliance could lead to the loss of their U.S. healthcare aid, which totals about $8 billion a year.
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Ukreximbank with its regulatory CAR of 9.2% at end-1H16 had no capacity to absorb additional losses through equity and remained reliant on the sector-wide regulatory forbearance with respect to non-compliance with capital requirements.
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Regulators in Bahrain and Malaysia, two major centres for Islamic finance, are working on Islamic corporate governance standards that address the potential for conflicting sharia rulings and require more stringent monitoring of sharia non-compliance risks.
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A number of firms have also sought bondholder consent to relax covenants such as those relating to waivers for potential non-compliance, banking sources said, adding that investors have had a hard time reducing their exposure.
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The test is expected to take place in the next few weeks and will essentially be the Trump administration's answer to Russia's years-long non-compliance with the INF treaty, the senior US defense official said.
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Obama's "anytime, anywhere" inspections were a myth, and there is evidence of Iranian non-compliance in addition to its provocative actions in support of terrorism and ballistic missile launches in defiance of U.N. Security Council resolutions.
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After repeated failure over five months to turn over the information, a judge in Brazil's southern Paraná state froze the funds, which are equal to WhatsApp's accumulated fines for non-compliance in the case, G1 said.
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Following a triumphant homecoming to Ostersund, Samuelsson has also decided not to travel to Russia and he is highly critical of the sport's governing body and how they have handled the issue of RUSADA's non-compliance.
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In parallel with - or in lieu of - consideration by foreign ministers, the complaining party or the party accused of non-compliance also could ask for the issue be looked at by a three-member advisory board.
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According to the SFC, a not-for-profit organization devoted to convincing companies to comply with software licenses (it's a real problem), the group has engaged with Tesla about its non-compliance since at least June 2013.
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Despite the inertia, Lloyd's will be reluctant to push too hard by imposing sanctions for non-compliance at such a sensitive time for the industry, which is grappling with lower premiums globally, City of London sources said.
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A U.S. embassy spokesman said the decision by USAID, Washington's aid arm, to pull the plug followed a regular internal audit that uncovered "unusual activity" and "non-compliance" in the use of funds, without providing any details.
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The event was free (given the Whitney's decision to implement pay-what-you-wish admission), and was timed to take place at the same time as the inauguration, thus functioning as a clear gesture of non-compliance.
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"We cannot stress enough that the slightest 'non-compliance' could jeopardize our entire meat exports to China, which would have a disastrous effect on all CMC members," it said in a message to members seen by Reuters.
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China will ask the World Trade Organization next week for permission to impose sanctions on the United States, for Washington's non-compliance with a ruling in a dispute over U.S. dumping duties, a meeting agenda showed today.
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The tax non-compliance is resulting in money for healthcare, childcare, education and green infrastructure being lost, said Toby Sanger, executive director of Canadians for Tax Fairness, a non-profit organization that advocates for progressive tax policies.
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Financial intelligence agency AUSTRAC launched civil penalty proceedings against Australia's No.1 lender last week for "serious and systemic non-compliance", in the biggest case of its kind in Australia and the first against a major bank.
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China - embroiled in a major diplomatic dispute with Ottawa - has blocked imports from two major Canadian exporters and on Tuesday Agriculture Minister Marie-Claude Bibeau said a third company had received a Chinese notice of non-compliance.
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The deal is now dead after the US pulled out of it, citing Russian non-compliance, and Washington has signalled it wants to deploy these missiles — or more advanced versions of them — in the Asia-Pacific region.
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"Let there be no mistake -- EPA enforcement will continue to correct non-compliance using all the tools at its disposal, including imposing civil penalties to maintain a level playing field and deter future misconduct," the statement said.
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Google must end the censured conduct within 90 days — or face additional penalty payments of up to 5 per cent of the average daily worldwide turnover of Alphabet, its parent company, for each day of non-compliance.
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The new regulations, which do not need to be approved by Congress and already in force in some parts of the country, will include penalties for non-compliance, with exceptions such as for materials for medical purposes.
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The investigation will also examine potential breaches relating to the operation of the cable, the regulator said, but added that the opening of this investigation does not imply that it has made any findings about non-compliance.
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The statement did not detail the changes but Sports Minister Hassan Wario said on Saturday that the presence of government officials in the Anti-Doping Agency of Kenya (ADAK) had led to WADA's declaration of non-compliance.
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The new regulations, which do not need to be approved by Congress and already in force in some parts of the country, will include penalties for non-compliance, with exceptions such as for materials for medical purposes.
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China told the World Trade Organization on Tuesday it wanted to impose $7 billion a year in sanctions on the United States in retaliation for Washington's non-compliance with a ruling in a dispute over U.S. dumping duties.
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"The recommendations that were put forward today will be considered along with others that we have received from stakeholders on such key topics as: WADA's governance and funding model; consequences for non-compliance; investigations; and testing," Reedie said.
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Tygart, who was a strong supporter of a blanket ban on Russian athletes in Rio, said WADA should be able to hand out sanctions for non-compliance to countries or federations, something it cannot do at the moment.
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The listing comes as Australian lawmakers have called for tougher regulation of these lenders and as a regulator ordered an external audit of rival firm Afterpay Touch Group Ltd over suspected non-compliance with anti-money-laundering laws.
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Syrian officials remain unable to explain how banned chemicals have been found in the country, meaning the new leader could face a showdown among members over whether Syria should be reported to the United Nations for non-compliance.
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Following that, the Bank of Baroda was slapped with administrative sanctions, including a combined financial penalty of 11 million rand for non-compliance with the FIC Act and deficiencies in respect of money laundering controls, the PA said.
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Particularly in today's highly competitive business landscape, even if your startup can financially absorb the fines for non-compliance, the additional stress and distraction for your team may still inflict serious injury, if not an outright death-blow.
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The biggest risks come from non-compliance by OPEC members or Russia; a sharp rise in shale output; rising production from uncapped producers Libya and Nigeria; a drop in oil demand; or a fall in crude prices themselves.
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GENEVA, Oct 21 (Reuters) - China is seeking $2.4 billion in retaliatory sanctions against the United States for non-compliance with a WTO ruling in a tariffs case dating to the Obama era, a document published on Monday showed.
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A slight shortfall in marine gasoil supply next year is likely to push up prices by a fifth, assuming a significant level of non-compliance, the IEA said, and a draw on gasoil stocks of about 200,000 bpd.
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Further fraying market nerves, the European Commission on Thursday said a draft 2019 budget from Italy was in "particularly serious non-compliance" with EU rules, setting the stage for a possible unprecedented rejection of the country's fiscal plan.
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In a ruling issued on Thursday, pre-trial judges at the court scheduled for April 7 a hearing at which the court's prosecutor Fatou Bensouda, South Africa's government and the United Nations could discuss the alleged non-compliance.
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Trump's comments came after China told the World Trade Organization (WTO) it wanted to impose $7 billion a year in sanctions on the United States in retaliation for non-compliance with a ruling in an earlier trade dispute.
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Texas bill, HB 85033, for example, would define sex based solely on chromosomal genotype and specifically place the responsibility of enforcing the law on the people maintaining the public facility in question, citing non-compliance as a felony.
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The session took place in light of revelations about the misuse of European citizens' data following the Cambridge Analytica scandal, amid allegations of widespread election and referenda interference and allegations of non-compliance with EU data security legislation.
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"It also placed additional burdens on airlines to comply with unclear requirements, to bear implementation costs and to face potential penalties for non-compliance," it said in a statement, calling for more clarity and more notice in future.
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"This is a very positive outcome and sends a strong regulatory message to industry that non-compliance with the responsible lending obligations will not be tolerated," ASIC Chairman James Shipton said in a statement, of the Westpac fine.
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"The leaders discussed how to counter Iran's malign activities in the Middle East, and addressed the nuclear deal and Iran's missile program, and its non-compliance with relevant United Nations resolutions," the White House said in a statement.
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In many of the photographs that Barboza took in Pensacola, Florida, in 1966, Jacksonville, Florida, in the late '60s, and in New York in the 1970s, what comes across is non-compliance, a feeling of pride and resistance.
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JOHANNESBURG, Sept 12 (Reuters) - South African clothing retailer Mr Price Group Ltd said on Thursday two members of the senior management had been suspended as a precaution following allegations of non-compliance with the firm's code of conduct.
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But adding to tensions, China is now seeking $2.4 billion in retaliatory sanctions against the United States for non-compliance with a WTO ruling in a tariffs case dating back to the Obama era, a published document showed.
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MILAN, Jan 24 (Reuters) - Italy's competition watchdog has launched proceedings against Facebook for non-compliance with a previous request it had made regarding improper commercial practices in the group's treatment of user data, the agency said on Friday.
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On Friday, the office administering the law, know as the Protection from Online Falsehoods and Manipulation Act (POFMA), said it had "instructed" Facebook to issue the correction after Tan's "non-compliance", adding it had "commenced investigations against Tan".
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AOT is court-mandated treatment, which can include medication and therapy, for those who fit strict criteria of having a history of non-compliance to medication and a high number of arrests or hospitalizations within a certain timeframe.
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Last year, the company's moderation policies were also criticized by the United Kingdom's National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children, which called for social media companies to be subject to independent moderation and fines for non-compliance.
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"The evidence from the UK, where they don't have any penalties for non-compliance, is that a very minimal number of companies that are due to report under their modern slavery act actually have reported at all," she added.
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"For the time being, none of the parties to the agreement has signalled their intention to invoke this article," EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini told a news conference in Brussels, referring to a mechanism to punish non-compliance.
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"Because of non-compliance with Coalition rules of engagement (ROEs) and procedures, and the issuing of incorrect information a Coalition aircraft wrongly targeted the location, resulting in civilian deaths and injuries," said a statement published by the news agency.
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Positive steps in the trade talks also did not stop China from seeking $2.4 billion in retaliatory sanctions against the United States for non-compliance with a World Trade Organization ruling in a case dating to the Obama era.
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The gag rule has forced the closure of health clinics, outreach programs and refugee services by charities, fearful that non-compliance could lead to the loss of all their U.S. healthcare aid, which totals some $8 billion a year.
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Financial intelligence agency AUSTRAC said it had initiated civil penalty proceedings in the Federal Court against CommBank for "serious and systemic non-compliance", in the biggest case of its kind in Australia and the first against a major bank.
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Mark Morris, an independent tax expert, says the Bahamas has a "disingenuous 'compliant non-compliance' strategy": join the CRS, but choose the clunkier bilateral method and use fabricated confidentiality concerns to share data with as few countries as possible.
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The commission alleged that Charter did not provide the public benefits to the state of New York on which the approval was granted and also said it would seek additional penalties for Charter's past failures and ongoing non-compliance.
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The penalty is for non-compliance with directions issued by the Reserve Bank of India on direct sale of securities from its HTM portfolio and specified disclosure in this regard, the RBI said in a statement here on Thursday.
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Non-compliance could result in daily fines of €20 million or 4% of global annual revenue in the prior year, meaning that if these companies don't get their data compliance practices together, it could be devastating to their businesses.
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"For the time being, none of the parties to the agreement has signaled their intention to invoke this article," EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini told a news conference in Brussels, referring to a mechanism to punish non-compliance.
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But, adding to tensions, China is seeking $2.4 billion in retaliatory sanctions against the United States for non-compliance with a WTO ruling in a tariffs case dating back to the era of President Barack Obama, a document showed.
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"The Commission is of the opinion that the updated Draft Budgetary Plan of Portugal is at risk of non-compliance with the provisions of the Stability and Growth Pact," the Commission, which is the guardian of EU rules said.
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"We are not saying that it has to be done immediately," Dombrovskis said, adding that the Commission did not ask for changes to the draft budgets because it did not see serious risks of non-compliance with EU rules.
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The rule book, formally the "implementation guidelines" for a pact that has no sanctions for non-compliance, will define ways to measure and report greenhouse gas emissions, and how to review and step up national actions every five years.
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The research did indicate that misuse of funds declined with time and that the actual effectiveness in Chinese government policy in spurring research and development, if monitored, increased and non-compliance was wiped out, Boeing said in an interview.
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"In cases of non-compliance, the special fast-track procedure also requires WADA to give the Russian authorities a fair opportunity to make a submission for the consideration of the CRC," the BBC quoted the British lawyer as saying.
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The European Commission wrote to Italian Finance Minister Giovanni Tria on Thursday, telling him that plans to boost the budget deficit may constitute a "particularly serious non-compliance" with EU rules designed to ensure the stability of the euro.
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China told the World Trade Organization (WTO) on Tuesday it wanted to impose $26.88 billion a year in sanctions on the United States in retaliation for Washington's non-compliance with a ruling in a dispute over U.S. dumping duties.
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Other alleged violations that the government filing said were detected by the SFIO included a lack of verification through analytical tools, non-compliance with company law provisions and lack of auditing based on central bank inspections of the company.
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On Thursday, the European Commission sent a letter to the Italian finance minister, Giovanni Tria, warning him that the 2019 budget draft seemed to point to a "particularly serious non-compliance with the budgetary policy obligations laid down" in European rules.
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Thanks to the extra investment, the group maintains it is now on track to meet CO2 goals averaging 95 grammes per kilometer being phased in from 2020-2021, backed by hundreds of millions of euros in potential fines for non-compliance.
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In another lawsuit by several cities and counties in California, the Justice Department acknowledged in a June filing that immigration "detainer" requests are voluntary, and that Sessions had not said that non-compliance would count as a breach of Section 1373.
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On Thursday, Singapore authorities said that after the investigation started, Noble had submitted financial statements which would have cut the restructured unit's net asset value by as much as 45 percent after taking into account potential non-compliance with accounting standards.
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The bill, which is subject to a final vote, bans any civil society work that does not fall under its regulation, restricts NGO activity to developmental and social work and introduces jail terms of up to five years for non compliance.
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"These decreases in coverage are anticipated as a result of beneficiary non-compliance with waiver policies, such as premium payments and employment requirements," the nonpartisan Kaiser Family Foundation wrote in its analysis of the waiver's effects in its first few years.
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JOHANNESBURG, Aug 6 (Reuters) - A South African regulator has imposed a reduced penalty of 400,000 South African rand ($13,000) on the local unit of India's Bank of Baroda for non-compliance with certain provisions of the Financial Intelligence Centre Act (FIC).
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"The investigation into the company's non-compliance with Health Canada regulations and ancillary matters uncovered new information that has resulted in a determination by the board to terminate with cause CannTrust CEO Peter Aceto," the company said in a statement.
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With the current solutions costing thousands of dollars (and sometimes millions), it becomes the least of their priorities to invest in a GRC platform, and as a result they fall prey to heightened risks and hefty penalties for non-compliance.
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"We await to see the detailed requirements, how it will be policed and the penalties for non-compliance in order to judge whether the proposed legislation will actually have any teeth," said Chris Burdett, a partner at law firm Clyde&Co.
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Over the past year, one service provider on an average has been shut down daily by the government, revealing "a very disturbing trend in what is happening in terms of non-compliance and abuses and failures of care", he added.
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The only school to admit non-compliance was Florida State, which has a nine-percentage-point gap in athletic aid spending and an 11-point gap between the proportion of female athletes and women's share of overall enrollment at the university.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - China told the World Trade Organization (WTO) on Tuesday it wanted to impose $7 billion a year in sanctions on the United States in retaliation for Washington's non-compliance with a ruling in a dispute over U.S. dumping duties.
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Separately, while the FCAC declined to set concrete precedent in its first decision concerning non-compliance with the Code of Conduct, payment card network operators should not assume that they will be afforded anonymity and leniency in financial consumer protection matters.
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Meanwhile, Australia gave its financial regulator sweeping powers to cap bank bosses' pays, delay their bonuses and even ban them from the industry if found guilty of non-compliance, as authorities scramble to restore trust in the scandal-hit sector.
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"They're clearly not happy with Dawn's policies, they want Dawn to stay away from certain subjects," editor Zaffar Abbas told Reuters, adding that non-compliance was met with circulation blockages and cuts in advertising by enterprises linked to the military.
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The Security Council backed that deal with a resolution that said in the event of non-compliance, "including unauthorized transfer of chemical weapons, or any use of chemical weapons by anyone" in Syria, it would impose measures that could include sanctions.
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"We foresee sukuk investors increasingly demanding sharia assurances which could include a sharia undertaking in the form of an explicit waiver of any defence of non-compliance," said Mohammad Hasif Murad, investment manager at Aberdeen Islamic Asset Management in Malaysia.
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"The reportable irregularities relate to non-compliance and non-adherence to stipulated internal procurement processes and requirements of law in procurement contracts entered into between Transnet and various service providers by a number of senior officials," Transnet said in a statement.
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While the ultimate impact of this directive cannot yet be measured numerically, in a number of EPA regions, this policy shift appears to have had a "chilling effect" on the initiation of new investigations into industrial non-compliance with environmental standards.
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"Prices will likely remain range-bound, and possibly volatile, on a combination of increasing U.S. shale production, reduced but still significant global supplies, and potential non-compliance with agreed production cuts - especially if demand growth is more tepid," Moody's said. bit.
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In her recent book Automating Inequality, Virginia Eubanks argued that current models of data collection and algorithmic decision-making create what she calls a "digital poorhouse," which serves to control collective resources, police our social behavior, and criminalize non-compliance.
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The letter quoted Council resolution 2139, from February 2014, which urged the Syrian authorities in particular to allow "rapid, safe and unhindered humanitarian access" for aid convoys, and promised the Council would "take further steps in the case of non-compliance".
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The Pentagon comes up with a program 27 years ago to "test" if eliminating all transparency and penalties for non-compliance with small business subcontracting goals is actually going to "increase subcontracting opportunities for small business" for Pentagon prime contractors.
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Rules are made to be broken, there's always an exception to the rule—choose whatever idiomatic way you'd like to explain why we all rationalize non-compliance with our own rules because that cat is a pretty good cat up there.
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Health workers, whose closeness to the communities they work in is vital in building trust, face difficult choices in remote areas where kinship and local power structures can often place them under severe pressure not to report cases of non-compliance.
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The Security Council backed that deal with a resolution that said in the event of non-compliance, "including unauthorized transfer of chemical weapons, or any use of chemical weapons by anyone" in Syria, it would impose measures such as sanctions.
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What's new: Schiff wrote that in response to an "unprecedented campaign of obstruction" by the Trump administration, the report will "catalog the instances of non-compliance with lawful subpoenas" for the Judiciary Committee to consider for a potential article of impeachment.
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"Russian athletes and their support personnel may only participate in Major Events staged in the Four Year Period where they are able to demonstrate that they are not implicated in any way by the non-compliance," WADA's recommendation for consequences continued.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Double Olympic pole vault champion Yelena Isinbayeva has been re-elected the head of the supervisory board of Russia's anti-doping agency, whose activity was suspended by the world anti-doping agency for non-compliance, Russian state TV reported.
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The default, which is due to non-compliance with certain conditions of some of its credit facilities, is purely formal in nature and Sistema continues to service its obligations in a timely manner and in full, it said in a statement.
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The investment bank, however, said that uncertainty on whether such a policy will go ahead is high due to concerns about WTO-non compliance and transition issues and oil futures currently only imply a 9 percent probability for such a shift.
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" Andrew Kreps: The gallery sent the following statement: "Andrew Kreps Gallery will stand with artists, arts organizations, and other members of the art community in an act of non-compliance by closing the gallery on U.S. Inauguration Day, January 1063th.
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The Italian government has defended its 2019 budget priorities after the European Commission sent a letter to Rome, arguing that the financial plans seems to point to a "particularly serious non-compliance with the budgetary policy obligations laid down" in European rules.
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On Thursday, the Brussels-based institution sent a letter to the Italian finance minister, Giovanni Tria, warning him that the 2019 budget draft seemed to point to a "particularly serious non-compliance with the budgetary policy obligations laid down" in European rules.
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Still, the ECB will have blunted tools to enforce the new rules as the most severe punishment for non-compliance will be a public reprimand, according to the code, long in the making and approved unanimously by the 25-member Governing Council.
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In the #Influencers101 chat, the FTC did say that if a brand has given an influencer the rules and they continue to flout them, they should no longer advertise with the influencer and would not be held responsible for the influencer's non-compliance.
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Google was given 90 days to cease the censured conduct pertaining to Google Shopping or face additional penalty payments of up to 5 per cent of the average daily worldwide turnover of Alphabet, its parent company, for each day of non-compliance.
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EU rules in effect from 2020-21 will force new cars sold in Europe, including Norway, to average no more than 95 grammes of carbon dioxide per kilometre, with carmakers facing hundreds of millions of euros in potential fines for non-compliance.
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"The decision to revoke the airline's permits comes after the SACAA conducted an audit at the airline and its maintenance organization in the past several days, which uncovered severe cases of non-compliance that pose serious safety risks," SACAA said in a statement.
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"For the new chairman, the main challenge would be to garner trust of market participants, make (state-run companies) compliant with corporate governance norms...and be proactive in surveillance and non-compliance matters," said Shriram Subramanian, founder of InGovern, a proxy advisory firm.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - The United States may be planning to blame Russian non-compliance as a pretext to pull out of the Comprehensive nuclear Test Ban Treaty (CTBT), a Russian diplomat told the Conference on Disarmament, the world's main arms talks forum, on Tuesday.
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In the case of non-compliance over breach notification, the GDPR gives data watchdogs the power to issue fines of up to €10M (~$12M) — or up to 2% of the total worldwide annual turnover of a company's preceding financial year, whichever is higher.
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But by suggesting that Iran's non-compliance was not significant, it could anger the United States, which last week warned it would intensify sanctions on Iran over its breaches, and it did prompt an immediate outcry from Israel, Iran's regional arch-enemy.
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The new US missile test, which CNN reported Thursday, is expected to take place in the next few weeks and will essentially be the Trump administration's answer to Russia's years-long non-compliance with the INF treaty, the senior US defense official said.
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"The Commission is of the opinion that the updated Draft Budgetary Plan of Portugal is at risk of non-compliance with the provisions of the Stability and Growth Pact," the EU executive, which is the guardian of EU rules, said in its opinion.
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Also at issue is how the bill addresses the high launch prices of some new drugs and whether the non-compliance penalty -- a fee starting at 65% of gross sales of the drug and increasing quarterly until it hits 95% -- is strong enough.
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JOHANNESBURG, Sept 19 (Reuters) - Mr Price Group Ltd faces a potential hit of up to 20 million rand ($1.37 million), the South African clothing retailer said on Thursday, following an internal investigation into allegations of non-compliance with its own code of conduct.
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It was agreed as well that Pemex would be liable for any pre-existing damage at the site, while the company's rights in cases of non-compliance were pared back to put it on a more level-playing field with the private operators, CNH said.
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The Security Council endorsed that deal with a resolution that said in the event of non-compliance, "including unauthorized transfer of chemical weapons, or any use of chemical weapons by anyone" in Syria, it would impose measures under Chapter 7 of the U.N. Charter.
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Authorities are also looking into potential non-compliance with accounting standards by Noble's wholly-owned subsidiary, Noble Resources International, the Commercial Affairs Department of the Singapore Police Force, the Monetary Authority of Singapore and the Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority said in a joint statement.
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It also points again to the provision allowing business associations or organisations to take action in national courts on behalf of members — saying this offers a legal route to "stop or prohibit non-compliance with one or more of the requirements of the Regulation".
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Those responsible for monitoring the JCPOA say that it is working well despite a couple of minor incidents coming to light of Iranian non-compliance (exceeding the cap on the production of heavy water, a material that can be used to make weapons-grade plutonium).
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Asked for a response to Facebook's moderation guidelines, a spokesperson for the U.K.'s National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children described the rules as "alarming" and called for independent regulation of the platform's moderation policies — backed up with fines for non-compliance.
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Kariwala told TechCrunch in an email that he began thinking of creating a new risk and compliance solution while working at his first startup, LIME Learning Systems, an education management platform, after being hit with a $4,000 penalty due to a non-compliance issue.
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The fresh round of trade spat comes at a time when China has decided to approach the World Trade Organization next week for permission to slap sanctions on the United States, for Washington's non-compliance with a ruling in a dispute over U.S. dumping duties.
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The principal risks to this forecast are (a) significant non-compliance by OPEC and non-OPEC; (b) a big increase in uncapped Nigerian and Libya production; (c) a global economic slowdown; and (d) a significant increase in U.S. shale production in response to higher prices.
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" The draft text, seen by Reuters, also asks U.N. chief Ban Ki-moon to propose options for a U.N.-supervised monitoring of a truce and threatens to "take further measures" in the event of non-compliance by "any party to the Syrian domestic conflict.
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After submitting additional data on its non-compliance to Japan's transport ministry on Tuesday, Suzuki said incorrect fuel tests involved 14 of its branded models, rather than the 16 it initially reported, while 12 models sold under other brands were also affected, up from 11.
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"Donald Trump has kind of given a big middle finger to that entire department by nominating somebody who was found to have 50 percent of his restaurants in non-compliance with labor laws," Murphy said of Andy Puzder on MSNBC's "Andrea Mitchell Reports" Friday.
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Kentucky seems to believe that punishment is more effective than referrals to employment services, "as it provides for the consequence of eligibility suspension for non-compliance," yet the proposal includes a brief promise to connect people with opportunities that would fulfill the state's new requirements.
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The Security Council backed that deal with a resolution that said in the event of non-compliance, "including unauthorized transfer of chemical weapons, or any use of chemical weapons by anyone" in Syria, it would impose measures under Chapter 7 of the U.N. Charter.
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The breaches of Hong Kong's code of conduct included failure to avoid "conflicts of interest between principal and agency trading" and non-compliance with certain disclosures in short-selling orders, the SFC said, as well as failure to properly document its electronic trading systems.
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There is a real concern about political pressure affecting any investigation that may be conducted into high-ranking employees, resulting in a sort of double-standard where rank-and-file executive branch employees feel the lash of non-compliance while the "big dogs" escaped unscathed.
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"(It) reminds me of the European appeasement of the 1930s," Netanyahu said in a video statement after EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini said none of the parties to a 2015 nuclear deal with Iran saw its increased uranium enrichment as "significant non-compliance".
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"France is extremely concerned by Iran's non-compliance with its nuclear obligations, which may have serious consequences for proliferation," von der Muhll said a day after Iran breached another limit in the nuclear deal by accumulating slightly more than 130 tonnes of heavy water.
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The Commission has the power to impose fines and other penalties for non-compliance, though France was never penalized despite running an excessive deficit for a decade, while Spain, Portugal and Italy have been shown what some budget-setters in other states considered excessive leniency.
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The holes in the nuclear deal, and Tehran's willingness to exploit them, suggest that any future global agreement must contain an inspection regime, and sanctions for non-compliance, that truly reassures the region and wider world that Iran will neither develop nor acquire nuclear weaponry.
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Since 2000, measles has been traced purely to travelers bringing it here but, over the past year, vaccine non-compliance in areas ranging from Brooklyn, N.Y., to Washington state has increased and threatened to allow measles once again to have a foothold in our country.
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A legal opinion by the U.S. State Department reportedly found that despite having withdrawn, as an original JCPOA party and permanent member of the Security Council, Washington can trigger snapback simply by tabling a resolution about Iranian non-compliance and then vetoing the continuance of sanctions relief.
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The plant, which can produce 400,000 tonnes of copper a year, has been shut for more than 50 days and will remain shut until at least June 6, because the local pollution regulator will not allow it to operate due to alleged non-compliance with environmental rules.
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"Even in the existing loans which we are having, in case of non-compliance of environment norms, NTPC will be declared a defaulter which may have serious repercussions for the company," it said in a letter to the environment ministry, making the case for an extension.
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New York State Public Service Commission chair John B. Rhodes said in a statement: "Charter's non-compliance and brazenly disrespectful behavior toward New York State and its customers necessitates the actions taken today seeking court-ordered penalties for its failures, and revoking the Charter merger approval."
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In 20043 - is the last year of data we have - I believe it was $100 million that they paid in 2015 or 2016 for non-compliance with the standards and it's projected to get up to $234 billion...if the Obama regs were left in place.
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Think of the absurdity of a program that eliminates all transparency in Pentagon small business subcontracting programs and eliminates all penalties for non-compliance with small business subcontracting goals and then test that theory for 38 years to see if it increases opportunities for small businesses.
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"We applied our naming policy and today have identified Facebook as non-compliant with the New Zealand Privacy Act in order to inform consumers of the non-compliance, the associated risks, and their options for protecting their data," adds Edwards, joining the anti-Facebook pile-on.
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Since 2002, there have been numerous other state laws enacted in the United States, including the more recent one in Illinois which has resulted in many lawsuits for non-compliance, but we, in the United States still do not have federal legislation that brings it all together.
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"Among the budgetary plans found at risk of non-compliance, the ones that concern us most are those with debt levels that are high and not reduced fast enough," Commission Vice President Valdis Dombrovskis told a news conference, explicitly referring to Italy, France, Belgium and Spain.
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Separately, it emerged China would ask the World Trade Organization next week for permission to impose sanctions on the United States for Washington's non-compliance with a ruling in a dispute over U.S. dumping duties that China initiated in 2013, a meeting agenda showed on Tuesday.
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Such a strategy requires Iran to have a modicum of international support, which is why their officials talk about the reversibility of their actions, frame their nuclear non-compliance as permitted under the JCPOA, as much as they mention the specter of what else is to come.
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The Europeans said Tuesday they had "been left with no choice" but to challenge Iran's non-compliance with the accord, after Tehran announced earlier this month it was abandoning all limits on the production of enriched uranium, which can be used to build a nuclear weapon.
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"Let there be no mistake — EPA enforcement will continue to correct non-compliance using all the tools at its disposal, including imposing civil penalties to maintain a level playing field and deter future misconduct," said Susan Bodine, assistant administrator for EPA's Office of Enforcement and Compliance Assurance.
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The Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act and other tax laws have made U.S. citizens living abroad more keenly aware of their obligation to file annually no matter where they reside and more wary of the increasing costs associated with compliance and the potential penalties associated with non-compliance.
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"Talwandi Sabo Power Ltd is hereby directed to show cause as to why Units 1-3 of the plant should not be closed in view of the non-compliance and environmental compensation be imposed for continuing non-compliace of the directions," CPCB Chairman S.P Parihar said in the letter.
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Others included litigation relating to the Bernie Madoff Ponzi scheme, an investigation into loans sold by the bank to purchase mortgage securitizations before the global financial crisis and investigations into the alleged manipulation of Libor (London Interbank Offered Rate) and alleged non-compliance with anti-money laundering laws.
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As outlined in the decision notice, the unnamed payment card network operator received a notice of non-compliance from the FCAC in March 2016, informing the firm that it had made incorrect disclosures to merchants for certain transactions, in breach of its obligations under the Code of Conduct.
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The OECD said the timing of Indonesia's current amnesty is good because "it provides taxpayers with opportunity to regularize past non-compliance prior to the entry into force" of Indonesia's pledge to take part in Automatic Exchange of Information (AEOI) on tax-related activities with other countries in 2017.
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The non-compliance of Facebook with European data protection laws was in the spotlight yesterday, during an oral hearing in front of the UK parliamentary committee that's looking into the Cambridge Analytica-Facebook data misuse scandal — as part of a wider enquiry into online disinformation and political campaigning.
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Tracking and isolating those with measles is our best public health defense along with vaccination, but in resistant communities like Williamsburg, Brooklyn and Rockland County, N.Y., where most of the cases have occurred, vaccine non-compliance is over 28503 percent and compliance with health authorities is less than ideal.
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What is much more likely is that Congress will use the budget reconciliation process—a backdoor way to avoid filibusters and amendments—to chip away at the financial aspects of the ACA, such as federal subsidies, the Medicaid expansion, and penalties on employers and individuals for non-compliance.
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While medication non-compliance isn't anything new, "in recent years the rising share of health care cost paid directly by patients has become a concern," said study coauthor Dr. Khurram Nasir, chief of the division of cardiovascular prevention and wellness at the Houston Methodist Heart and Vascular Center.
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So without any further ado, let's take a look at these new startups: CoolR is tackling the CPG retail and beverage industries with a machine learning platform that's meant to not only track inventory and shelf performance but also detect planogram non-compliance, foreign products and pricing inconsistencies.
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While the "stick" used to enforce Title IX is the revocation of federal funds, there has yet to be one school district where this has actually happened due to a sexual assault-related failure to enforce Title IX. The lack of viable penalties perpetuates Title IX non-compliance, as does silence.
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The National Audit Office (NAO) said on Wednesday that the sellers involved are often based in China and that consumer regulator Trading Standards had found that U.S. companies Amazon and eBay had failed to remove sellers that were flouting VAT rules, even after being informed of the sellers' non-compliance.
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"It has been confirmed that there was on behalf of the company declared winner of the tender non-compliance with the terms of the procedure, the requirements relating to the balance sheet and profit and loss statements, and the statement of overall turnover for the last three years," the statement said.
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This is particularly true for autistic people of color whose wellbeing, safety, and very freedom is under constant threat from a society that still sees autism as a white male condition and still sees autistic behavior as dangerous non-compliance that can and should be viciously controlled for the public good.
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However he added one caveat, reminding users to be on their guard for further non-compliance from the data suckers — pointing to the earlier research paper also flagged by Veale, which found a small portion of sites (~7%) entirely ignore responses to cookie pop-ups and track users regardless of response.
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These regulations, the General Data Protection Regulations or GDPR, include fines of up to 4 percent of global revenue for those companies in violation of rules so difficult that the Los Angeles Times and the Chicago Tribune, at least initially, chose to make their sites inaccessible in Europe rather than risk non-compliance.
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The task force will work on delineating the territory held by ISIS, al Nusra and other terrorist groups, facilitate communications among all parties to promote compliance and rapidly de-escalate tensions, resolve allegations of non-compliance and refer persistent non-compliant behavior to the ministers of the so-called International Syrian Support Group.
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This legislation would help to alleviate problems of non-compliance by requiring FARA filings be submitted in an electronic, structured data format that would help to eliminate confusion about what's required in FARA filings and make it much easier to identify filings that fail to meet the disclosure requirements of the statute.
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The SEC pointed to tweets about Tesla vehicle tax credits and pricing, vehicle maintenance costs, plans for expansion of charging stations internationally, the EPA rating of Tesla vehicles, construction and production plans for a new Shanghai factory, and the results of government safety testing of Tesla vehicles as evidence of Musk's non compliance.
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"My big concern is that if there isn't a viable threat of litigation and enforcement, if there aren't an appropriate number of lawsuits or complaints brought, that you lose that deterrent effect — and if you rely too heavily on compliance assistance you are going to end up with more non-compliance," he said.
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The incoming EU General Data Protection Regulation — which is due to come into force across the region in May 2018 — also increases the potential penalties for companies breaching of EU data protection law, with fines of up to four per cent of annual turnover for enterprises that are found to be in non-compliance.
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"No spider is a match for our biosecurity web, we get our tails up when there are scorpions in the mail and if you try send exotic snakes—beware if we find intentional non-compliance, we bite back with the full force of the law," Deputy Secretary of biosecurity Lyn O'Connell said in a statement.
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Shares of CBA dropped up to 3 percent, its biggest intraday fall since May, after financial intelligence agency AUSTRAC said it had initiated civil penalty proceedings in the Federal Court against the bank for "serious and systemic non-compliance", in the biggest case of its kind in Australia and the first against a major bank.
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On Monday, OPEC and its allies, led by Russia, scrapped a planned meeting in April and will decide instead whether to extend output cuts in June, once the market has assessed the impact of new U.S. sanctions on Iran due in May over its non-compliance with a deal to curb its nuclear programme.
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We will catalog the instances of non-compliance with lawful subpoenas as part of our report to the Judiciary Committee, which will allow that Committee to consider whether an article of impeachment based on obstruction of Congress is warranted along with an article or articles based on this underlying conduct or other presidential misconduct.
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The plant, which can produce 400,000 tonnes of copper a year, will remain shut until at least June 6 as the local pollution regulator will not allow it to operate due to alleged non-compliance with environmental rules.. Copper prices hit more than six-year lows in 2016 but have gained more than 50 percent from those levels.
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But isn't that money going to be better spent than the hundreds of billions of dollars we've put into setting up a bad government website, commercials featuring grown men in children's pajamas, arranging and then dismantling statewide Obamacare exchanges, hiring more IRS workers to collect non-compliance penalties, and all the other administrative costs of Obamacare?
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Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou, who has been arrested in Canada on suspicion of violating U.S. sanctions on Iran, told employees during an internal staff meeting in October that strictly complying with certain types of regulations is not always possible, and that in some cases "one may accept the risk of temporary non-compliance," the South China Morning Post reports.
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"I will be writing the corporate management of Walgreens and requesting a meeting with them to discuss whether there is a corporate-wide issue related to their stores' non-compliance and put them on notice that the FDA is considering additional enforcement avenues to address their record of violative tobacco sales to youth," Gottlieb said in a statement.
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"As demonstrated in numerous declassified court opinions and other materials, the FISC exercises rigorous independent oversight of activities conducted pursuant to Section 702 to ensure that incidents of non-compliance are addressed through appropriate remedial action," the government's letter to Congress claims, in spite of all the evidence that oversight, even from more aggressive judges, has been insufficient.
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"We will catalog the instances of non-compliance with lawful subpoenas as part of our report to the Judiciary Committee, which will allow that Committee to consider whether an article of impeachment based on obstruction of Congress is warranted along with an article or articles based on this underlying conduct or other presidential misconduct," Schiff wrote.
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Because North Korea's leaders are ideologically dependent on maintaining a hyper-paranoid state of war, feel they will be safer with nuclear weapons than without them, and have a long and consistent history of non-compliance with arms reduction agreements they have signed, no amount of cajoling or engagement is likely to convince Pyongyang to give up its nuclear weapons.
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Moreover, Mogherini's reference to the mandate and functioning of the IAEA and the Joint Commission of the JCPOA was meant to call to mind their overwhelmingly recognized legitimacy, as well as to remind any party of its duty to submit any information of Iran's potential non-compliance to them—rather than, presumably, airing raw intelligence documents in a livestreamed theatrical PowerPoint event.
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Blum & Poe [added 220/210/22017] The gallery sent out the following via email: In solidarity with the J201 Art Strike, in an act of non-compliance, and in support of our staff members' right to peaceably assemble and petition the government for a redress of grievances, Blum & Poe New York and Los Angeles will be closed on U.S. Inauguration Day, January 214.
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Walgreens is currently the top violator among pharmacies that sell tobacco products, with 22 percent of its inspected stores having illegally sold tobacco products to minors, the U.S. health regulator said in a statement here "I will be writing (to) the corporate management of Walgreens and requesting a meeting with them to discuss whether there is a corporate-wide issue related to their stores' non-compliance," FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb said.
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As a result, the Panel finds that the Islamic Republic of Iran is in non-compliance with paragraph 14 of resolution 2216 (2015) in that it failed to take the necessary measures to prevent the direct or indirect supply, sale or transfer, of Borkan-2H short-range ballistic missiles, filed storage tanks for liquid bi-propellant oxidizer for missiles and Ababil-T (Qasef-1) unmanned aerial vehicles, to the then Houthi-Saleh alliance.
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U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross, acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker, Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen and Federal Bureau of Investigation Director Christopher Wray announce new criminal charges against Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei at the Department of Justice January 28, 2019 in Washington, DC.Photo: Getty / Chip SomodevillaThe U.S. Justice Department on Monday announced two indictments against the Chinese telecommunications firm Huawei, which it said is accused of theft of trade secrets, obstructing justice, and lying to banks over its alleged non-compliance with U.S. sanctions against Iran.
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A sub-section on sponsor duties covers record keeping; reporting information and events via a dedicated sponsorship management system portal, including "non-attendance, non-compliance or disappearance" of migrants (so the Home Office can "take enforcement action against them"); compliance with UK immigration law; and the question of what is and isn't a genuine vacancy — where the Home Office warns that the jobholder is required to perform "the specific duties and responsibilities for the job and meets all of the requirements of the tier and category."
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On Portugal we had to discuss and to find an opinion about the draft budgetary plans, it had been changed by additional measures so we are not now in a situation of particularly serious risk of non compliance, this is why we didn't reject that budget but we are still watching risks and today we asked the Portuguese authorities to commit to take measures if necessary so that the budget, finally is compliant, and we'll have to come back on that I think before May.
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