Sentence examples for associated violations from inspiring English sources

"Donors have a responsibility to ensure that their assistance does not facilitate forced displacement and associated violations".

Their response, of course, was to deny the very existence of prison camps and the associated violations, but at least they heard the concerns and can have no doubt about international opinion.

This article investigates both real and reactive power shortages and the associated voltage violations due to system failures on reliability evaluation.

Real and reactive power shortages and the associated voltage violations due to system failures are considered on reliability evaluation of power systems.

The increasing complexity of information systems, and the high risks associated with violations of business rules, have created the need for Online Auditing Tools.

In this image all data contained on the digital evidence is stored, even non-relevant content or content with the risk of associated privacy violations.

As future work, we intend to extend BugMaps-Granger with other internal software quality metrics, including metrics associated to violations in the static architecture of software systems, as revealed by the DCL language (Terra and Valente 2009) or the ArchLint tool (Maffort et al. 2013), for example.

And Google executives are not going to change their behavior to comply with regulations as long as the penalties associated with violations are so low; at present, penalties are low enough that Google's illegal behavior is still cost-justified for shareholders and for executives.

In bacterial genomes, replication has been associated with violations of Chargaff's second parity rule.

In the case documented here, the biases associated with violation of the assumptions of the MT method are clearly noticeable; however, it is possible that measured data could include other far more subtle biases that could go unnoticed and unappreciated.

The relationship between the public and private sector in Brazil has become increasingly incestuous, of late, involving generous policies of subsidized credit, government-backed loan guarantees, and tax breaks, as well as the externalization of social and environmental impacts, often associated with violation of environmental and human rights legislation.