Sentence examples for a violator of from inspiring English sources

And then: "Why is Milosevic a violator of human rights, but Ariel Sharon is not?

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

In fact, that's exactly the sort of behaviour that's caused many to declare the Chinese government a violator of human rights.

An extreme example is John Edwards's assertion that he was just terrible husband, and not a violator of campaign-finance laws.

"Marijuana and cocaine make you a criminal, not just a violator of league policy," said Todd Drennen, 22, a student at Drexel University.

The very fact that opposition leader Mir Hossein Mousavi issued his own statement against Israel calling it a "violator of human dignity" makes Khamenei's concerns more valid.

Mr. Lancry said Iraq was a "dictatorship, a serial violator of Council resolutions and human rights," compared with Israel, "a democracy put to the test of survival for decades".

It's true that the Chinese don't give a damn whether an African president is a gross violator of human rights, as long as there is a deal to be made – hey, why spoil the mood in the room?

"North Korea is a security threat, a massive violator of human rights, and until they're not, investing there is all downside".

Andrei V. Kozyrev, then Russia's foreign minister, said that because North Korea's government was a serious violator of human rights, a change in government was needed.

While the settlement also included a tiny — for Google — fine of $7 million, privacy advocates and Google critics characterized the overall agreement as a breakthrough for a company they say has become a serial violator of privacy.