Sentence examples for aiming to violate from inspiring English sources

House Republicans, who in the past loudly supported such transparency, are holding hearings to push the absurd claim that Mr. Obama is aiming to violate donors' free speech.

Yet it is also a Luciferian ambition, which aims to violate some essential order of the world and of the human mind.

The document, which is in many respects absurd and reflects the intellectual isolation and conspiracy-fed atmosphere in Gaza at the time, cites the "Protocols of the Elders of Zion," the anti-Semitic forgery, and links Zionism to the Freemasons, the Lions Club, and "other spying groups" that aim "to violate consciences, to defeat virtues, and to annihilate Islam".

The brutal beheading of a hostage in front of a camera aims to violate the dignity of the victim, and of humanity as a whole.

This finding strengthens the previous statement that many actions of learners were aimed to avoid as many violated constraints as possible in arranging the posed problem and the intermediate products as well.

Thuraisingam said he aims to prove the law violates human dignity.

Breastfeeding is the best intervention we have in nutrition, yet many companies continue with impunity to violate the code which aims to protect breastfeeding and optimal feeding of infants under two.

This paper aimed to examine pedestrians' self-reported violating crossing behavior intentions by applying the theory of planned behavior (TPB).

MEG experiment aims to search for lepton flavor violating μ+→e+γ decay with a sensitivity of 10−13 branching ratio.

The majority of the memo is aimed at instructing managers not to violate workers' legal right to engage in concerted activity, or non-union labor organizing.

The Mu2e experiment at Fermilab aims to measure the charged lepton flavor violating neutrinoless conversion of a negative muon into an electron.