Sentences with phrase «serious breach of a rule»

Alas, after 17 days, the discovery that his parliamentary expenses claims involved «serious breaches of the rules» compelled his resignation.

This constituted, according to the CJEU, «a sufficiently serious breach of a rule of law that is intended to confer rights on individuals» (para 106, referring here to Bergaderm and Council v. Commission, para 42).

The first condition for the non-contractual liability of the EU has already been settled by the CJEU when it held that the infringement constituted a «sufficiently serious breach of a rule of law that is intended to confer rights on individuals».

A good percentage of Real Estate consumer's have always wanted to have access to Registrant's or Practitioner's pass - codes to our internal industry data - bases, but it has historically been a serious breach of our rules to share them.

Not exact matches

Some also warned that the attacks on the press are in part designed to distract reporters from the serious issues confronting the Trump administration, including whether adviser Reince Preibus breached rules by discussing an ongoing investigation of Trump's ties to Russia with the FBI, and by asking the agency to speak to news outlets about it in order to deny the story.

How can ex referees raise issues that at the very least, PGMO is accountable to no one, and that serious breaches of administration of the rules by officials of PGMO, go unchallenged by TV pundits, the media, the FA, the EPL and finally, by the government department which is responsible for uncovering corruption in sport?

The ICO today ruled that the Telegraph's email was a clear and serious breach of the Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations.

«Any complaint that was a mere cover for a party political row or dispute would be dealt with by you [The Speaker] and... would never reach the Standards and Privileges Committee, which would be asked to determine only serious or complex breaches of the rules»

In 2008 the courts ruled that using force for these purposes breaches children's human rights because it can cause serious harm and was not shown to be necessary (the court referred to evidence that in secure children's Homes restraint is not used to enforce good behaviour by children convicted of an offence).

The procedures were used for what My Lyon described as «less serious» breaches of the rules regarding such matters as office stationery, but the public anger over expenses has moved Sir George to prevent any further damage to the standing of MPs, which is already at an all - time low following the scandal last year.

The not so glittering ex-Barclays CEO Bob Diamond faced the treasury select committee after Barclays was fined in June this year # 59.5 mn by the Financial Services Authority for serious breaches of city rules, including manipulation of LIBOR rates.

Breaches of the Rules can lead to more significant penalties, including fines, suspensions and striking off and, in the most serious cases, an intervention into the Solicitor's practice can be ordered.

This case is notable because the Supreme Court of Canada has granted the member leave to appeal (December 10, 2015, Case No. 36583), which indicates a serious issue about the validity of «administrative» suspensions for breaches of CPD rules.

In any event, the stigma associated with a criminal conviction is not appropriate for less serious breaches of regulatory rules.

The Alberta Utilities Commission («AUC») can make rules prescribing which contraventions of AESO rules will be treated as less serious breaches subject to «specified penalties», and determining the amount and manner of calculating specified penalties, up to a maximum of $ 100,000 per day.

A number of 2015 cases establish that arbitrators, tribunals, and courts will support employers who impose a serious discipline for breaches of workplace safety rules, as long as the employer considers the totality of the factual circumstances.

The Court then sets out the well - known three conditions for Francovich - liability: the rule of European Union law infringed must be intended to confer rights on the individual; the breach of that rule must be sufficiently serious; and there must be a direct causal link between the breach and the loss or damage sustained by the individual (para. 41).

The latter held that the liability of a contracting authority for the breach of EU public procurement rules under the remedies directive is assimilated to that of the State under the general EU law doctrine of State liability and thus requires a sufficiently serious breach (Nuclear Decommissioning Authority).

Where an employee is in serious breach of the labour contract or in serious violation of work rules.

The consequences of breaching the State aid rules are potentially serious, and can result in an order to repay the aid plus interest.

Failing to comply with the new rules, which are being implemented across the UK in line with similar EU legislation, could see firms face fines of up to $ 20 million or up to four per cent of global annual turnover whichever is the greater, for the most serious breaches.

In relation to the fourth issue, however, his Lordship ruled that the UK was in sufficiently serious breach of the terms of the Second Directive so as to give rise, in principle, to a claim for damages.

The must - watch video above, in which Cadwalladr interviews Wylie, ends with a series of on - screen texts pointing out that Cambridge Analytica denies any wrongdoing and noting that «Facebook denies that the data transfer was a breach,» and then quoting a Facebook spokesperson who states that «If these reports are true, it's a serious abuse of our rules.»