Thesaurus / violation
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The guidelines also introduce the new, previously announced policy that says Apple will not delay bug fixes even when an app has been rejected for violations.
APPLE REVISES APP STORE RULES TO PERMIT GAME STREAMING APPS, CLARIFY IN-APP PURCHASES AND MORESARAH PEREZSEPTEMBER 11, 2020TECHCRUNCHLandlords violating the order would be subject to a fine of no more than $100,000, a year in jail, or both, if the violation does not lead to death of a renter.
EVERYTHING TO KNOW ABOUT TRUMP’S HALT ON EVICTIONSARIC JENKINSSEPTEMBER 3, 2020FORTUNEThe Ethics Commission tends not to punish self-corrected violations harshly, though his latest amended disclosure could be viewed more critically than the previous instance.
BARRIOS WAS PAID BY UNION WHILE WORKING FOR COUNCIL PRESIDENTANDREW KEATTS AND JESSE MARXSEPTEMBER 2, 2020VOICE OF SAN DIEGOThe deeper democratic value violation in the RNC’s use of these presidential powers — both real and ceremonial — in a convention context is what political scientists call personalistic leadership.
THE GOP CONVENTION VIOLATED PLENTY OF NORMS, BUT DID IT UNDERMINE DEMOCRATIC VALUES?JULIA AZARISEPTEMBER 1, 2020FIVETHIRTYEIGHTAll the while, Raoul’s office had been investigating an alleged pattern and practice of sexual harassment and job retaliation in violation of the Illinois Human Rights Act and had been in “comprehensive settlement negotiations” with Voyant.
TEMP WORKERS FIGHT BACK AGAINST ALLEGED SEXUAL HARASSMENT AND SAY THEY FACE RETALIATION FOR DOING SOBY MELISSA SANCHEZAUGUST 28, 2020PROPUBLICAYou’ve got a whole category of violations where there are virtually no consequences.
HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF NURSING HOME RESIDENTS MAY NOT BE ABLE TO VOTE IN NOVEMBER BECAUSE OF THE PANDEMICBY RYAN MCCARTHY AND JACK GILLUMAUGUST 26, 2020PROPUBLICAShe also sponsored a bill in 2019 that would made it harder for members of the public, including reporters, to take public agencies to court over violations of the California Public Records Act.
MORNING REPORT: SDPD HAS TICKETED DOZENS FOR ‘SEDITIOUS LANGUAGE’VOICE OF SAN DIEGOAUGUST 3, 2020VOICE OF SAN DIEGOWe had a day of no page violations and then after that, we got our demand back.
WTF ARE SHADOW BLOCKLISTS AND HOW THEY CAN TAKE A BITE OUT OF PUBLISHER REVENUESEB JOSEPHJULY 24, 2020DIGIDAYApple started “carte blanche” rejection app updates for those developers found in violation, Seufert said.
‘THERE ARE SIGNIFICANT GREY AREAS’: THE BIGGEST UNANSWERED QUESTIONS AROUND APPLE’S UPCOMING PRIVACY UPDATELARA O'REILLYJULY 24, 2020DIGIDAYIn addition, schools may use a new evidentiary standard that will make it harder for complainants to prove that a violation of sexual misconduct policy took place.
HERE’S HOW THE NEW TITLE IX REGULATIONS WILL AFFECT SEXUAL ASSAULT CASES ON CAMPUSLGBTQ-EDITORMAY 7, 2020NO STRAIGHT NEWSWORDS RELATED TO VIOLATION
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