Sentence examples for committed a violation of from inspiring English sources

"Unfortunately for you, you committed a violation of federal law".

And in assaulting a foreign ambassador, Longchamps committed a violation of the law of nations.

International experts have told the Guardian that the question of whether an advance warning was given would be critical in determining if US forces had committed a violation of international humanitarian law.

It is difficult to see how the distinctive objectives of the juvenile court give rise to a legitimate institutional interest in finding a juvenile to have committed a violation of the criminal law on less evidence than if he were an adult.

In the event that the Associate Dean for Student Affairs or a Discipline Hearing Panel finds a student to have committed a violation of University or SIPA policy, the student may appeal the decision and disciplinary sanction to the Dean of SIPA.

Second, in cases where the defendant has committed a violation of § 10(b), we have decided questions about the elements of the 10b-5 private liability scheme: for example, whether there is a right to contribution, what the statute of limitations is, whether there is a reliance requirement, and whether there is an in pari delicto defense.

He said, "There are many people who commit white-collar crimes but would never commit a violation of table manners — would never spit half-eaten food onto their plates".

"Often those countries are not at all aware of the fact that the money they are sending is used by the bodies it is sent to for the purpose of weakening Israel's moral claim and presenting it as a country that is prima facie committing a violation of international law," she wrote.

When Donald Trump swears at the inauguration that he will "faithfully execute the office of president of the United States, and will to the best of my ability, preserve, protect and defend the constitution of the United States", he will be committing a violation of constitutional magnitude.

Any association of businesses that would allocate personnel as the NFL did last week would be committing a violation of the federal antitrust law -- a restraint of trade.

This week, the Officer Tony Montana Award goes to former City of Miami Sergeant Raul Iglesias, indicted on nine federal charges including conspiracy to commit a violation of civil rights, civil rights violations, conspiracy to possess and possession with the intent to distribute cocaine and crack cocaine, obstruction of justice, and making false official statements.