Sentence examples for conscious violation from inspiring English sources

Stephen Gillers, vice dean and a law professor at New York University, said yesterday that courts were reluctant to impose fiscal decisions on government unless there was "smoking-gun evidence of discrimination or conscious violation of civil rights".

When she instituted blameless reporting, Morath explained to employees that although reporting would not be punished, specific behaviors (such as reckless conduct, conscious violation of standards, failing to ask for help when over one's head) would.

When news of the tarot card appeared, in violation of the sniper's explicit instructions, the task force made a conscious decision that Chief Moose should berate the news media.

Its director general, Olivier Niggli, insisted he "deeply regretted" the violation and was "very conscious of the threat that it represents to athletes whose confidential information has been divulged through this criminal act".

Google, by contrast, had "recklessly allowed these blatant violations to continue in conscious disregard of our clients' rights".

Violations also may result in the imposition of discipline, particularly for repeated or blatant violations that demonstrate a conscious decision not to adhere to the school dress code requirements.

"Its violation was willful, and in conscious or reckless disregard of the requirements [of the law]," the suit says of the government.

After 33 years and a litany of human rights violations, Obiang has grown more conscious of his international reputation.

We are also conscious that the M0 is sensitive to violations of the underlying model assumption of homogeneous capture probabilities [ 29, 32], leading to underestimates of the true density and of the standard error.

If a person has that knowledge, the IRM asserts that the only intent needed to constitute a willful violation of the requirement may be a conscious choice not to file the FBAR.

The UN independent investigation on Burundi (UNIIB) said that "widespread and systemic …. patterns of violations clearly suggest that they are deliberate and the result of conscious decisions, it is in the government's power to stop them".