Sentence examples for behaviour would have violated from inspiring English sources

If so, then Comcast's behaviour would have violated the conditions of its purchase of NBC Universal in which it promised to remain a passive owner so as to avoid stifling a smaller firm that might otherwise grow into a competitor.

That would have violated the N.B.A.'s edict.

"It would have violated our agreements".

"If something would have violated our principles," he added, "we would have objected".

Wide-scale domestic surveillance under military command would have violated the fundamental principle of civilian control.

But he also said that cooperating would have violated his principles.

If they did, they would have violated the Uniform Code of Military Justice, which prohibits service members from soliciting prostitutes.

To do otherwise would have violated the Fed's own criteria for gradually withdrawing the support measures.

Some members even skipped a recent butterfly-collecting field trip because it would have violated Carson's principles.

It also would have violated a guiding principle of the futures industry: never mingle customer money with firm money.

To ban hESC research instead of changing the rules "would have violated the law," Lamberth writes.