Sentence examples for basic violations from inspiring English sources

The A.K.P. might be relying on past grievances to distract from the basic violations of freedom of expression that characterize the arrests.

The then secretary of state Hillary Clinton apologised for the programme in 2010 after a presidential bioethics commission investigation found the experiments "involved unconscionable basic violations of ethics".

Inspectors also cited the club for reach-in and walk-in coolers that were not properly maintained, no hot water or hand-drying device at an employee sink and more basic violations, such as employees who were not wearing hairnets while preparing food for customers.

This an opportunity to show the international community that the United States is willing to put all aside in order to protect the most basic violations of human rights -- and that which is unalienable -- life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.

Michael Bergman, a Los Angeles-based entertainment lawyer, said the fact that Mr. Modes does not charge admission does not diminish his basic violation of copyright law.

They don't realise that [bride kidnapping] is discrimination in its purest form and a basic violation of their human rights".

"This is a basic violation of civil rights". The women's group has canceled its 1,500-member 1,500-memberhat had been sconventionor Denver in November 1993.

Not only is this a basic violation of social justice, but it does not bode well for the future: these children have diminished prospects for contributing to their country's future.

Yet two states of the former Soviet Union, Georgia and Moldova, accuse Russia of a far more basic violation of their sovereignty: keeping its troops on their territory against their wishes and providing military protection for separatist groups that rule entire provinces of each country.

"The most basic violation is defined as accessing a protected computer without authorization and looking at data," he told me.

"The most basic violation is defined as accessing a protected computer without authorisation and looking at data," he told me.