Sentence examples similar to case of contravention from inspiring English sources

Each one of these myths contains a crucial act of contravention," her director tells her.

This is illustrated by the case of R. (Axon) v. Secretary of State for Health (2006), in which guidance issued by the Department of Health, alleged to be unlawful and in contravention of Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights, was amenable to judicial review.

"This case involved serious contraventions of those laws.

Eight hospitals in Scotland received the grade of "improvement required", in some cases because of repeated minor contraventions, such as chipped plaster on kitchen walls, water damage on floor coverings and the lack of a thermometer to monitor fridge temperatures.

Li is captured on camera admitting to smuggling whale sharks out of China, in contravention of a CITES ban.

Trouet, for example, believes that the use of such material is in contravention of Article 22 of the Convention on Human Rights and Biomedicine.

An Amnesty International report published this month documents what it called the "shocking cases" of pregnant women and even children being separated from their families as a result of the policy, which it described as "blatantly discriminatory" and in contravention of Lebanon's obligations under international law.

The use of "victim" is in contravention of the Guardian's Style guide on the portrayal of people with Aids.

She considers that, given the nature, seriousness and potential consequences of the contravention arising in this case, that objective would not be adequately served by an unduly lenient penalty".

The investigation found evidence of inappropriate communication in contravention of GSK policy by a single employee.

Demolitions of houses and other measures of collective punishment are in contravention of Israel's obligation to protect civilians.