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It goes against the grain not just because it seems like such a grim and pessimistic judgment, but because it violates a prevailing social belief that people have a nearly limitless potential for change and self-improvement.

C1 Jail Contract Found Illegal State officials have reached a preliminary conclusion that New York City's $300 million contract for medical care at Rikers Island is illegal because it violates a state law regulating for-profit medical companies, according to the State Commission of Correction.

This approach holds that discrimination is wrong because it violates a rule that would be part of the social morality that maximizes overall moral value.

Indeed, feminists have had to make a special case that, for instance, a woman's adopting stereotypical traits and roles is immoral because it harms women as a group (see Section 3.5), or that servility is immoral because it violates a duty to be self-respecting, as Kant believed.

The government's brief is a follow-up to its 8 September appeal of U.S. District Court Judge Royce Lamberth's preliminary injunction last month that halted the National Institutes of Health's (NIH's) hESC research because it violates a 1996 law banning federal funds for research that harms embryos.

He said commissioners cannot enact an ordinance to keep those laws from applying in Weld County, as the original group of residents had hoped, because it violates a number of state and federal regulations.

The overall defense bill was approved by the House, and President Obama has threatened to veto it — not because it fails to prohibit detention, but because it violates an agreement on the military budget and tries to prohibit same-sex marriages on military property, among other flaws.

But state courts struck down the measure on a technicality, because it violated a clause in the Oklahoma Constitution requiring bills to deal with a single subject.

Not because it violated a patient's general right to privacy or a woman's specific right to make her own choices about reproduction (though it did).

But last summer the city told him to remove the barbed wire atop the fence protecting JL Auto Sales because it violated a seldom-used 1966 ordinance.

A federal judge ruled in May that the cross could not stand in the municipal park because it violated a state constitutional prohibition on the governmental endorsement of any one religion.