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The northern cattle industry says the rollout of the world's strictest export regulations should greatly reduce the chance of animal welfare breaches.
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Most of the new nine charges specify exact dates of the breaches, which include unauthorized computer access, computer fraud and unlawfully obtaining information.
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Many other forms of confidentiality, including in most states attorney-client privilege, allow ethical breaches of the confidence to save the life of another.
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The six-member commission will have the authority to investigate and prosecute contraventions of the act and to levy fixed payment notices from specific breaches later this year.
www.irishexaminer.com
Such deliberate breaches of etiquette have the side effect of slowing play and risking barring, thereby limiting the earnings of the expert player.
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As such, security measures need to be in place to minimize the risk for breaches of privacy and patient confidentiality.
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A few other breaches occur in older valleys, which likely once had waterfalls, but erosion eventually obliterated them.
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Many buildings sat partially submerged for weeks following the deluge brought on by canal breaches during the hurricane.
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The company has a statutory duty to review all the leaseholders' compliance with their covenants and to take steps requiring the remedy of any breaches.
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That also meant that he had to impose concurrent, rather than consecutive sentences for the indictable probation breaches.
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