Sentences with word «violating»

«Our goal is to stay one step ahead of bad actors, making it harder for policy - violating content to surface or remain on YouTube.»

With the help of the Transgender Law Center and the civil rights law firm Relman, Dane & Colfax, Whitaker sued his school district, arguing that it was violating his rights under Title IX and the 14th Amendment's Equal Protection Clause.

However, there is a precedent if the DOJ finds Huawei guilty of violating those sanctions.

The Wing, a women - only coworking space and social club that has three locations in New York City and one in Washington D.C., is under investigation by the New York City Commission on Human Rights due to its strict no - men - allowed club rules — possibly violating the city's Human Rights Law, Jezebel reported.

The only thing I want to hear is if something is violating the law.

But it was caught violating anti-money-laundering rules again as recently as 2015, according to the FinCEN documents.

As he was chatting with people at the party, he realized that if he flew a drone to a nearby town, he «would suddenly be violating these rules and potentially face a punishment.»

$ 1.1 million: The fine France slapped on two Uber executives recently for violating privacy and travel laws.

If it hasn't been complaints about the «draconian» nature of opt - in to the high penalties for violating it, it's been overblown rhetoric about how the legislation will prove to be the end of everything:

«Now that they are being [used] as an aggressive vehicle, violating people's rights, it's sad for us because that was not the reason we developed the vehicle.

The commission can force companies to comply with securities rules, it can fine them when they don't, it can even charge them in civil court with violating the law.

In Beachwood, N.J., a person can be fined up to $ 1,000 and spend up to 90 days in jail for violating a similar drone law.

«We see individual officers and perhaps supervisors as well pushing those limits, exceeding their authority and violating people's rights.»

But the possible charges shows that there's a deeply serious side to this soap opera, with a sitting CIA director possibly violating his security clearance, thus proving that the affair had the potential to endanger US national security.

Double check to make sure you're not violating the law by laying off people based on things like race, age, or gender.

«We came close to violating that pledge,» Buffett said in a video set to be distributed to Moore's dealers in mid-September, «and it'll never happen again.»

The wrestler is suing Gawker for $ 100 million and accusing the site of violating his right to privacy.

The difference was that, unlike sharing music files over Kazaa, millions of Skype users weren't necessarily violating copyright.

Nova Scotia's Securities Commission accuses Potter and three other insiders of violating its Securities Act through stock manipulation and undisclosed trades, with hearings slated for early 2012.

It was a PR disaster for AOL, mere months after the company paid a $ 1.25 - million fine for violating an agreement with the Federal Trade Commission regarding — yes — properly processing subscriber cancellation requests.

I would also look into your state's privacy regulations to make sure you are not violating any privacy rules.»)

Because Google is a federal contractor, it is required by law to submit employment data to the government as part of routine compliance procedures to prove it is not violating equal employment laws, the DoL says.

In it he restates his commitment to the dealers and concludes by saying, «We came close to violating that pledge, and it'll never happen again.»

I am NOT talking about violating patents, trade and service marks and the like.

A pending New York bill would like to eradicate Airbnb rentals entirely and hosts violating the ban would face fines up to $ 7,500.

He also signed an «assurance of discontinuance» with the South Carolina Department of Consumer Affairs, promising to cease and desist from violating state law and refund fees the company collected from customers in that state.

A jarring reminder of this reality came this spring when Surrey, B.C. — based Electronics Recycling (Canada) and its president, Sai Feng Guan, were charged with 24 counts of violating federal hazardous - waste transport rules.

Sounds like this is violating people's right to privacy when they are individuals as independent contractors.

Attorneys who safeguard privacy issues for citizens should look into how California's Department of Developmental Services is violating individual service provider's rights by demanding unnannounced visits to their homes.

They're violating Google's terms of service, and benefitting from it, because they haven't been caught.

To avoid violating federal rules, business executives moving into top government jobs have often sold shares and created trusts as Tillerson is doing.

NBCUniversal may seek to gather information from the user who is suspected of violating these Terms, and from any other user.

The former general manager of the company's engineering and environmental office in Auburn Hills, Michigan was sentenced to seven years after pleading guilty to charges of conspiracy and violating the Clean Air Act.

You represent and warrant that you own such content or otherwise have sufficient rights in the content to grant to NBCUniversal the foregoing license without infringing or violating the rights of any third party.

California didn't start enforcing the policy until December of 2012, when California's Attorney General Kamala D. Harris filed a lawsuit against Delta Air Lines for violating CalOPPA with their mobile app «Fly Delta».

The class action suit alleges that the media giant is violating the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act of 1998.

That prompted Macy's to sue both companies for violating its exclusive agreement with Martha Stewart.

But violating its policies will lead to the removal of the ads involved, and even termination of these advertisers» accounts.

«They're making so much money by violating the law, there's little reason for them to comply.»

Blankmeyer, who according to the criminal complaint suffers from depression and attention deficit disorder, first approached Stonehill officials with a complaint about her roommate, Laura, violating the school's rules by having sex with her boyfriend without her permission.

«While our goal is to preserve hashtags on the platform, the safety of our community is our number one priority, so we will take steps to limit the spread of violating content and hashtags that are being abused by making them unsearchable.»

«They're out of line, breaking the rules, violating the «shoulds» of gender stereotypes,» psychologist Madeline E. Heilman of New York University explains in Fast Company.

So people who complain about things like Facebook violating privacy, do they just not understand that?

The lawsuit says Wisconsin is violating the U.S. Supreme Court's 2000 Bush v. Gore ruling because it doesn't have uniform standards to determine which votes should be counted in a recount.

«As an investor, I obey by all UN resolutions making sure we're not violating any sanctions, any rules,» Sawiris said.

Wells Fargo is not the first financial institution to be accused of violating SCRA.

The initial draft text - to renew the annual mandate of a targeted sanctions regime related to Yemen - wanted to include a condemnation of Iran for violating an arms embargo on Houthi leaders and include a council commitment to take action over it.

From a journalistic perspective, anonymous sourcing is often helpful, if not necessary, to get access to sources (often employees or former employees) who otherwise wouldn't speak out of fear of violating non-disclosure agreements or retribution from the company they're speaking out against.

You're stealing, violating copyright laws.»

Turns out that K.C. was not K.C. but, according to the lawsuit, Herbert Seitz, a private investigator for Epson, which had previously sued Green Project for violating importing rules and patent infringement.