Sentence examples for consequence of violating from inspiring English sources
The consequence of violating this trust would likely be an end to (future) collaboration – an important consequence in the context of genomics research where collaboration is essential for successful research.
The first consequence of violating the moratorium, or indeed breaching any term of the UK10K data-access agreement, is that the DAC and/or the MC would instruct the EGA to terminate data access immediately.
"In our letters we regularly remind [companies] of the consequences of violating the legislation," said Roskomnadzor spokesman Vadim Ampelonsky.
In many school districts, parents and students must sign forms that describe the rules of behavior for proms and the consequences of violating those rules.
The legal system can be dodged or corrupted, the thinking goes, but there is no escaping the consequences of violating a promise made before the old gods.
Under the "don't lie for the other guy" program, the industry has worked with officials to distribute 23,000 kits to dealers since 2000 about the law and the consequences of violating it.
For example, how can you decide whether to follow the rules exactly or base your decision on its potential effect without knowing what rules you're talking about and what the consequences of violating them are?
"If there's mental illness, or he's suicidal, or for any reason doesn't care about the consequences of violating an order, then it's not so effective," said Sgt. Nancie Byrne, who commands the Suffolk County Police Department's domestic violence unit.
The consequences of violating these assumptions have been studied theoretically and numerically using synthetic data (Weaver et al. 2009; Froment et al. 2010).
Compared with TSP, the IMP can hardly quantify economic consequences of violating system constraints, which are essential for the related policy analyses (2003).
