Sentence examples for a possible violator of from inspiring English sources

If anyone comes to the main clerk's office seeking a license with a foreign passport but without a valid visa stamp, Ms. Hochul said, she will process the application — and then pass the person's name on to the county sheriff as a possible violator of immigration law.

The ILNA news agency posted photos on Saturday of a police crackdown in Tehran in which officers stopped 30 cars to check on possible violators of the women's dress code.

The attorney general is not charged with protecting possible violators of the law but of prosecuting them.

Under a March court order, Tufts University and other ISP's in the district are supposed to provide a list of possible violators when not able to provide names to a "reasonable degree of technical certainty".

Violators would be subject to a fine of €15-€25 €15-€25 £12-£21 £12-£21le prison sentence of one to seven days.

Since that night, I've become a political peeping Tom and, perhaps, a violator of suburban etiquette.

In 2000, Jack DeCoster, the operations' founder, was named a "habitual violator" of Iowa's environmental laws.

It portrayed Israel as the aggressor and as a serial violator of human rights.

Indonesia's military remains corrupt and a persistent violator of human rights, he said.

I am dismayed that Cuba, a top violator of press freedoms, is not mentioned.

It accused him of lying, of being a serial violator of public order and of bribing newspapers to publish flattering stories about him.