Sentence examples for all violations of from inspiring English sources

The House on May 25 considered a proposal to make all violations of the act felonies and increase maximum sentences to 20 years from five.

"For as long as I am in the Ethics Committee," he said at a media conference, "we will have a zero-tolerance policy for all violations of standards".

In short, the memo Comey that approved gave a thumbs-up on waterboarding, wall slams, and other forms of torture – all violations of domestic and international law.

The kitchen on the first floor, the thatched roofs and the single escape routes are all violations of Indian fire regulations, officials said.

It also said the Security Council would investigate and report all violations of human rights there, including through the deployment of advisers who specialize in the protection of women and children.

The UK supports this process and calls for complete and unfettered humanitarian access across Syria, and an end to all violations of international humanitarian law, as set out in UN Security Council Resolution 2254.

But the Reformers had become so powerful that Gaspard de Coligny, their most famous leader, protested in their name at the assembly of notables at Fontainebleau (August 1560) against all violation of the liberty of conscience.

Then, of course, you've got the people who are all, "violation of my rights, yada, yada".

The current Administration's way of dealing with all these violations of world trade standards has been a virtual surrender.

Mr Hollande weighed into the furore on Tuesday, urging "the representatives of the state - in particular the prefects - to be vigilant and inflexible" in the face of "all the violations of the principles of the Republic".

All the violation of a burglary, made worse by the knowledge that your kid had invited the trashers in.