Sentence examples for being violated should be from inspiring English sources

"The Guardian's decision to expose the extent to which our privacy is being violated should be applauded and not condemned".

The plan accepts that individuals who fear their rights have been violated should be able to bring their cases to the court, describing it as a "cornerstone of the convention system".

Mr. Keating said that an investigation of "matters of civil rights being violated" should not be "left to the agency itself".

"We attribute significant weight to the concern not to violate the public policy against the formation of same-sex family units on account of its rational connection to the present dispute and the degree to which this policy would be violated should an adoption order be made," chief justice Sundaresh Menon said.

The complaint should reference the fact that both the proprietary lease and the state's warranty of habitability are being violated, and it should be in writing in case the problem isn't resolved on first pass.

"The right of a footballer to work is being violated, and football should be worried about that," said Alejandro Balbi.

"The right of a footballer to work is being violated, and football should be worried about that.

Alejandro Balbi told Spanish radio station Cope:  "The right of a footballer to work is being violated and football should be worried about that.

And while far more is needed to ensure state compliance with decisions, the importance of a simple declaration by a duly constituted body that the law has been broken, and a right violated, should not be underestimated.

Feyerabend therefore idolised semantic instability, arguing that the semantic stability presupposed by positivist accounts of reduction, explanation and confirmation, has been and should be violated if we want progress in science.

If there are confirmed facts of doping rules being violated by certain athletes or officials, they should be punished".