Sentences with phrase «of point violations»

The FL Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles is responsible for keeping track of point violations on your Florida driving record.

For the complete list of point violations, please see the New York State Department of Motor Vehicles» website.

Not exact matches

«The legacy carriers are still unable to show harm, still can not point to a specific violation of the agreements,» said U.S. Airlines for Open Skies, whose members include JetBlue and FedEx.

Larson ranks second this year after being docked points by NASCAR for a violation on his car, but at this rate, he's at the front of the pack so often he has to be considered the favorite to win his first Cup.

49,000 were probed for suspected violation of «the eight - point anti-extravagance rules» and even anti-graft investigators are not safe — 2,479 discipline inspectors nationwide were punished in 2015, Xinhuanet reports.

Eventually, the member pushing the initiative may settle for a less egregious violation in return for withdrawing the threatened point of order.

In any event, the point isn't whether the requirement to complete the long - form census form violates the charter, I don't think it does because it's probably either a violation «in accordance with the principles of fundamental justice» (under section 7) or a violation which is «reasonable and demonstrably justifiable in a free and democratic society» (the test under section 1), but that it does nevertheless violate the right to privacy which is one of our fundamental rights.

Before Warner's call, Senate Intel member Ron Wyden — one of the biggest privacy advocates in Congress — issued a letter to Zuckerberg seeking answers on a number of detailed points on Monday, including how many privacy audits the company has conducted for apps on its platform and if Facebook has ever notified individual users of privacy violations of this nature.

Violations of the new rules can result in 12 - point deductions per offense.

It seems that point deductions can result in a shop being temporarily excluded from search results or even being removed from the system altogether (depending on the severity of the violations).

Netanyahu at one point suggested that keeping these old files from the IAEA was, in and of itself, a violation of the deal.

In other words, there's no point in having laws that purport to give the President the power to refuse a pipeline because that would be a violation of NAFTA.

Finally, we find that the market reaction to announcements of material covenant violations is 88 basis points lower among borrowers whose lenders face short - termism incentives, which suggests that the incremental attention from lenders with short - termism incentives does not improve shareholder value.

The Byrd rule provides a «surgical «point of order that strikes any provisions in violation without blocking the entire bill.

«Unfortunately, had they not kept monetary policy unnecessarily tight two years ago (as was pointed out to them at the time), perhaps we wouldn't today be left wondering if our central banker's plan for youth unemployment involves flagrant violations of the Employment Standards Act,» wrote Mike Moffatt, a well - known Canadian economist, dodgeball aficionado, and Pokemon Go enthusiast.

I am just pointing out the illegality, no matter how unimportant it may seem to your vast intellect, of every violation I can point to as regards the First Amendment.

It would place the Church in the role of gently but firmly pointing out violations of biblical law and predicting the consequences, while seeking to live out its own profession before the world, showing God's glory in the wholesome, restrained, but ultimately satisfying outcomes it would demonstrate.

He suggests two other points of view, and proposes that the chaplain be their advocate in the professional mix: a focus on meaning, arguing that the mentally ill have lost or have never found meaning in life (Tillich, Frankl); and a focus on morals, suggesting that a violation of moral obligation or social responsibility accounts for mental distress (Mowrer, Boisen).

The whole point of my post was to say that many, many such phenomena are dismissed as being some mysterious but material event, when it is clear there is not only a violation of physical laws, but that some kind of intelligence is involve in the violation.

To be more pointed, a psychotherapeutic reading of Shakespeare would be hard to challenge in court, but presenting Shakespeare's view of human nature in terms of biblical realism would almost certainly be considered a violation of the establishment clause.

It is, at least, apparent that the debates about humanitarian intervention by military force in the last decade, about the creation of international criminal tribunals in a number of cases, about the idea of a state's «universal jurisdiction» in cases of violations of the Genocide Convention or other «crimes against humanity,» about how far the global war on terror may proceed without violating the rights of states, and most recently, about the United - States - led use of force against the Saddam Hussein regime in Iraq, have all raised important points of positive and customary international law, and that in every one of these cases the outcome remains unsettled.

But because of violations of God's intentions among the oppressor, love must include the dimension of divine wrath.8 At this point, Cone really began to push the limits of understanding:

The point is that the 1st Amendment protects us from government endorsement of religion, and having a government agent standing on government property on government time issuing religious instructions is a crystal clear violation of it.

U.S. violations of international law, failure to curb covert activities, refusal on «national security grounds» to release key evidence in the Iran - Contra and related trials, cooperation with drug runners in pursuit of illegal foreign policy objectives, and an obedient press all point dangerously towards a national security state.

The only way to justify such gross violations of the sanctity of life is to stretch reason beyond the breaking point.

Jellinek once pointed out that «a man who stays drunk for days without regard to family, work and other duties commits such a gross violation of all cultural standards that his action can not be a matter of choice unless his is a psychopathic constitution.»

If that is true, then his second «marriage» was a violation of the sacramentality of the original marriage and nothing more than an affair (which most people have already pointed out).

Some kind of religion - police pointing out your violation such as lack of faith, not prayerful enough or having unconfessed sins.

There are egregious violations of what constitutes food (or drink) in Starbucks» latte, as Hari points out.

As an example Lewis points to his own four - game suspension in 2001 for a violation of the league's policy on substance and alcohol abuse.

Those shots can be reviewed for determining a) whether the shot was a two - or three - point attempt or b) whether or not the shooter committed an out - of - bounds violation.

The committee also identified six points of emphasis for next season: 1) electronic devices, 2) observed violation reporting procedures, 3) starter's pistols, 4) equipment failure, 5) pole vault and 6) visible undergarments.

The previous administration repeatedly rejected the four - point plan, while acknowledging that 90 % of the violations of the international marketing standards reported by IBFAN were in line with Nestlé's own policies.

INFACT Canada has spoken with Amber Welbelove, General Manager of MBM Metroland Consumer Shows, and pointed out that allowing formula companies is a direct violation of the Code.

However its a violation of his medical rights to have this pointed out to all of his classmates day in and day out.

I think we invite everyone to monitor the PROMISES WE HAVE MADE AND THE COMMITMENTS WE HAVE MADE and it is a good thing that you and others monitor and point up when there are violations of OUR PRINCIPLES.

Dinallo also announced a six - point agenda for investigating public corruption, which includes stringent new disclosure requirements for charities (like, say, the Bronx - based Soundview, which Cuomo says Espada looted of more than $ 14 million), using the Tweed Law to investigate the misuse of public funds, and pursuing election law violations under the existing Executive Law.

Lewis was mistakenly found to be in violation of the mental health provision of the SAFE Act because his attorneys say he was prescribed anti-anxiety medication at «some point.»

On Sunday, the mayor issued a five - point traffic - cutting plan that includes limiting truck deliveries in congestion areas while also ramping up enforcement of moving violations that clog streets, such as blocking the box.

@DenisdeBernardy Could be, but my point with the red light cameras is that the underlying law wasn't the target — it's still a violation to run a red light or turn right on red — but the way it was enforced generated the sort of public pressure the OP was pondering.

After one branch of city government issued several Willets Point business owners violations and shut down their body shops earlier this month?

Your points two and three are a clear violation of the meaning of the Convention.

Ozekhome also pointed out that the continuing detention of Suswam without recourse to Court or due process of law constitutes a violation of his fundamental human rights guaranteed under Section 35 (1)(c) and (4) and 44 (1) of the 1999 Constitution (as amended) and is therefore illegal and unconstitutional.

Entergy will pay a $ 1.2 million civil penalty under the terms of a consent order for significant Clean Water Act violations at its Indian Point, the DEC announced today.

Still, as NYPIRG's Bill Mahoney pointed out on Twitter yesterday afternoon, there were 6,711 unpunished violations of state campaign finance law in 2008 alone.

The conservative view point is concerned about the violation of rights held by others, especially when the government monopoly on force is used as a cudgel.

In the short term, Gallivan pointed out New York is not just one of the few states that incarcerates minors with adults, but is also in violation of federal law.

The first point is the most serious; if proven it's a serious violation of the law.

He points out that Cuomo himself lives in one the neighborhoods, in Mt. Kisco, that the federal government contends is in violation of the desegregation order.

Broge asked Sugarman to investigate both of Larkin's campaign committees and pointed out that violations of state election law are subject to fines of up to $ 1,000.