Sentence examples for call violated from inspiring English sources
White House officials said Tuesday that they did not believe the call violated laws that prohibit government employees from expressly supporting the Obama political agenda.
The administration does not believe the N.E.A. conference call violated the law, Mr. Burton said, but conceded that it bothered some participants who said it crossed the line by promoting the president's agenda.
For instance, he said, unless a lender makes a firm offer of credit — with a specific loan amount, a percentage rate and the length of the payoff term — the call violates the federal Fair Credit Reporting Act.
Chernak said the calls violated N.C.A.A. rules.
Mothers depressed by what he and Dr. Suitor have called "violated caregiver preferences" can make themselves and everyone around them miserable; depressed mood can affect physical health, too.
Mr. McMaster, South Carolina's attorney general, said that his office was investigating whether some of the phone calls violated a state law that prohibits making automated calls directly to people and not to just their answering machines.
But jailbreaking, as this practice is called, violates Apple's obsessive control of its gadgets and demonstrates software holes that could be exploited later by less benign hackers.
Mr. Trump's phone call also violated a longstanding principle of American policy: that the president does not speak to the head of Taiwan's government, despite selling arms to it.
The case alleged that using the software, called Glider, violated Blizzard's terms of service.
At some point an unknown reaction called baryogenesis violated the conservation of baryon number, leading to a very small excess of quarks and leptons over antiquarks and antileptons of the order of one part in 30 million.
Basically, Fanelli advocates his unique counter-terror action plan: "Let's Frisk All The Swarthy People, At The Airports!" I sort of don't understand his call to "end the violation of our privacy" alongside a call to violate the privacy of a whole group of people, do you?
