Sentences with phrase «minor breach»

Even the most minor breach of your conditions will result in you being arrested again and forced to face additional charges.

Many of these are about relatively minor breaches, but a good deal more address substantive issues that result in serious action.

Did the parties really intend that deductions would be made for minor breaches?

However, in that case the license suspension was the result of a failure to respond to a license renewal notice which was considered to be a «relatively minor breach».

For example, while minor breaches can be left to the discretion of the WISP responsible manager, others may require consultation with the full response team and across offices.

There was a real hope that the SRA would police the Handbook with a degree of common - sense, however, the SRA has in fact reacted disproportionately to minor breaches of the rules.

The proposals put by Lord Falconer yesterday, which follow a three - month consultation, would allow magistrates to impose a six - month jail term for minor breaches and offenders in the most serious crimes could be sentenced to up to two years.

[9] Criminalizing relatively minor breaches can have two, paradoxically contrary, effects.

The Prime Minister accepts it was a minor breach of the ministerial code and calls Baroness Warsi «a great asset».

Commitment to a «light touch» regime would give clubs confidence that they would not lose their CASC registration for a minor breach of these complex rules.

So although cracks in flooring might seem a minor breach, in a pound environment where there are thousands of animals moving through the system, many of them unvaccinated, it poses a real threat to animal health.

Credit Card and Social Security numbers were not involved in the relatively minor breach, which revolved around the website for the game Neverwinter Nights, but if you've ever registered on that site, you may want to change you passwords just to be safe.

Polar Star Expeditions reports that following yesterday's incident when the double - hulled ship touched a rock that resulted in a minor breach of the outer hull, officers and crew spent the day assessing damage, taking corrective measures, and consulting with the Halifax home office, flag state and classification society officials.

Supporting comments included: «There is a perception that minor breaches will be overlooked by district judges in the interests of costs / delay.»

The father did not disclose that his son had fled the jurisdiction then, telling the court only that Tariq had committed a minor breach of his bail conditions because he lived within 500 meters of a school.

Unless the initial contract terms specifically mentioned that «time is of the essence» or that the website was under a tight deadline, a reasonable delay from the web designer would only be considered a minor breach.

In many cases, a minor breach means that one party failed to perform some part of the contract even through the specified item or service was ultimately delivered.

A minor breach, sometimes called a partial breach, can be a big deal, too.

The word suggests that only a minor breach has occurred.

A minor breach that does not substantially changed an essential term of the contract will not amount to constructive dismissal.

The private right of action (most likely to be done as class actions) were one such example of potentially serious consequences for what might otherwise be a minor breach of the statute or its regulations.

On one hand, they face increasing statutory obligations in many fields (consumer protection, product liability, securities legislation, and D&O liability, to name but a few), and even a minor breach can lead to a class action or to enforcement actions by various regulators.

This type of minor breach, in which you're locked out but no client data is compromised, could cost a brokerage $ 10,000 to resolve.

In some cases, when the Council investigates what appear to be minor breaches, more serious situations are discovered.