Sentence examples for combat violation from inspiring English sources

"There have been violations before, but this is the first combat violation," a senior European diplomat said.

Diplomats said the Council had to act to preserve its credibility after Serbian warplanes bombed two Muslim villages last Saturday in the first combat violation of the ban since it went into effect.

This violation, the first "combat violation" of the no-fly zone, led to calls for NATO to actively enforce the zone, rather than just monitoring compliance.

The group is standing out as a retailer that acts quickly to combat violations of its code of conduct, he says.Mr Lejuez is also optimistic about Mr Murphy's efforts to turn the company around.

In other words, the amendment authorizes Congress to pass laws only to combat violations of the rights protected in other sections.

He thinks it is boring to detect and combat the violation of international sanctions against terrorist organizations that are committed by the largest banks of the world.

The 1971 Supreme Court case Clay v. United States, which is the subject of a new documentary, offered vivid plot elements: a world famous boxer, Muhammad Ali, who faced a stark choice between prison or killing in combat in violation of his Muslim beliefs.

Local Long Island officials have begun discussing ways to combat future violations of the system, including a requirement that all students sit for the exam at their own school, where impersonation would be a near impossibility.

She has promised a vigorous campaign to combat workplace violations, after government auditors found that the Bush Labor Department sometimes did not follow up on complaints of minimum wage, overtime and child labor violations.

Last year, the city created a unit to combat such violations, and on Wednesday, the unit took its first legal action, filing lawsuits against the manager of Seaview Estates, a complex on Staten Island, and a real estate broker who rented apartments in two Bronx buildings.

The bills, which are supposedly intended to combat copyright violations on the Internet, are written so broadly so as to not only eliminate Internet piracy but replace the innovative and democratic aspects of the Internet with a tangled bureaucratic mess regulated by the government and corporations.