Sentence examples for apparently violated from inspiring English sources

Comey faced significant criticism for that revelation, which apparently violated Department of Justice rules, and some Clinton supporters felt it cost their preferred candidate the presidency.

The judge also said federal officials had apparently violated a 1946 law by failing to solicit public comment on the plan.

In May, the Congressional Research Service said Mr. Scully's order to Mr. Foster apparently violated that law, which has been on the books in various forms since 1912.

In Seminole and Martin Counties, local Republican organizations had obtained thousands of absentee ballots using a procedure that apparently violated Florida law.

The Preds' two top forwards, Andrei Kostitsyn and Alex Radulov apparently violated "team rules," which apparently alluded to the team's curfew.

Recently, after 50 lawmakers from both parties complained to President Obama about the lack of enforcement and sent him a list of companies that apparently violated the law, the State Department announced a preliminary investigation.

The company was criticized for apparently violating a regulatory quiet period before its I.P.O.

Maxwell created a "thought experiment" that apparently violates the second law of thermodynamics.

Pruitt asked a subordinate to help him find housing, apparently violating ethics rules.

She also noted that the bombing apparently violates a new Puerto Rican law against noise pollution.

Right now, the big hit is "Floaty Things, which apparently violate the second law of thermodynamics".