Sentence examples for conduct that violated from inspiring English sources

He said that lawsuits under the law should be barred unless there was domestic conduct that violated international norms that were both specific and widely accepted.

Money Laundering The money laundering statute, 18 U.S.C. § 1956, was expanded by Congress to cover financial transactions that involved the proceeds of conduct that violated the laws of a foreign nation.

According to reports, Charney was asked to leave after engaging in conduct that violated the company's sexual harassment and anti-discriminatory policy and misused company assets for personal and non-personal business reasons.

"As is evident from a number of recent court rulings and arbitrator awards and decisions, you repeatedly engaged in conduct that violated the Company's sexual harassment and anti-discrimination policy," the letter states.

In his majority opinion last year in Board of Trustees v. Garrett, the case that barred disability suits by state employees, Chief Justice Rehnquist in fact contrasted the sparse record of employment discrimination by the states -- governed by Title I of the law -- with evidence Congress had compiled of state conduct that violated Title II, which was not at issue in that case.

Instead of cooperating with the federal investigation to ensure that corrupt law enforcement officers would be brought to justice, the defendants in this case are accused of taking affirmative steps designed to ensure that light would not shine on illegal conduct that violated basic constitutional rights".

A better distinction, albeit old-fashioned, is between predatory and nonpredatory crime — that is, between conduct that violates the rights of others and conduct that doesn't.

The settlement also includes a much broader provision that requires PayPal to alert law enforcement officials if it finds that any of its customers operate a Web site that "reflects or represents conduct that violates any state or federal law" -- even outside New York.

The US contends that Ms Khobragade's limited diplomatic immunity does not cover private conduct that violates US law.

Bevin's lawyer Palmer Vance II, noted the purpose of requiring losers to pay for attorneys' fees is to deter "conduct that violates civil rights".

Conduct disorder is a repetitive behaviour that violates the rights of others.