Sentence examples for be allowed to violate from inspiring English sources

Instead, he suggested that no foreign power should be allowed to violate or compromise Iran's independence in the first place.

(The C.I.A. ran the bin Laden mission because the military, on its own, would not be allowed to violate the air space of Pakistan without its permission).

Countries must not be allowed to violate basic international labor standards or to dilute their own laws to attract investment or benefit from trade.

Most experts in legal ethics agree that lawyers should be allowed to violate a living client's confidences to save an innocent man from execution, but not to free someone serving a prison term, however long.

The paradox is, should a nation be allowed to violate minorities rights if the public see fit, but on the other hand, should a nation be allowed to dictate it's own laws especially if those laws are the will of the majority.

When Howard Dean, the party chairman, says that states should not be allowed to violate the rules, he ignores the fact that when the committee itself decided not to follow the rules and granted a waiver to New Hampshire, it set the stage for the present impasse.

Controllers are allowed to violate that rule in emergency situations, another federal official said.

[Daily News, ArtsBeat] The United States Marshals Service is investigating why a videographer was allowed to violate federal policy by filming within private residences.

"At that same meeting," Mr. Aldad said, "the board can directly address the rumor that some board members have been allowed to violate the rule".

"I thought, I don't care what race these guys are, a group of men are being allowed to violate young girls and get away with it".

He portrayed himself as Iraq's savior from foreign marauders and ensured that only his friends were allowed to violate sanctions.