Sentence examples for and so violated from inspiring English sources

The program was challenged by Arizona taxpayers who said it effectively used state money to finance religious education and so violated the First Amendment's prohibition on the official establishment of religion.

The lawyers, with Talmudic hairsplitting, argued that the reservoir water was not technically "available" to the Hasidim because it had been treated with chemicals like chlorine and so violated religious requirements for matzo baking.

Both of these are essential for a meaningful experience of things, but they are especially important for those who have broken the law, and so violated the trust of others in the community.

The brief also rejected the drug industry's argument that the Maine law dictated prices paid in commercial transactions occurring outside the state, and so violated the Constitution by transgressing on interstate commerce.

The Associated Press started making claims that the poster was based on an AP photo and so violated their copyright.

However, Q2 cannot be zero, because this would make ΔS negative and so violate the second law of thermodynamics.

However, Q2 cannot be zero, because this would make ΔS negative and so violate the second law.

ConCERNed says the LHC threatens life on Earth and so violates the complainants' human rights.

As such, Kant's account of cognition faces a dilemma: either it must appeal to the content of experience and so violate Kant's own strictures, or the application of categories is merely arbitrary.

A new group calling itself the Committee on CERN Experimental Dangers (ConCERNed) will submit a complaint on 3 November in the next few days (see note after jump) to the human rights committee of the United Nations calling for work with the LHC to be stopped because it threatens life on Earth and so violates the complainants human rights.

This could cause psychological harm to the patient and so violate the principle of non-maleficence.