Sentence examples for constant violation from inspiring English sources

The treatment of the Baha'is in Iran is an outrage, a constant violation of human rights and an example of the Iranian government's disregard for its international obligations.

There's the reckless driving, the constant violation of the three-minute idling law, the use of streets that they are prohibited from using, the double and triple parking -- it just kind of goes on and on".

"She is in constant violation.

They quote the Czech writer Milan Kundera from The Farewell Waltz:"The aspiration to order is also the aspiration to death, because life is a constant violation of order".

For this reason alone, supported also by the well-known UN resolutions and the reference which has already been made to the constant violation of human rights, Kashmir is no longer a problem that can be swept under the carpet and not debated in this Parliament, as has happened for many years.

"Our policy of doing all we can to spare civilian lives stands in sharp contrast to the Iraqi regime's constant violations of the international laws of armed conflict and the Geneva Convention, let alone decent human behavior," he said.

Furthermore, the claim that the versatile, universal, inalienable, permanent, and equal source of human rights is, itself, dignity, whilst simultaneously accepting – as a fact – the evolution which takes place within systems for the protection of human rights, may lead us to the conclusion that there are constant violations being committed in relation to this.

The unions confirmed constant violations of organizing rights in direct violation of CAFTA.

Eighty-three human rights lawyers and 43 journalists have been murdered in recent years trying to enforce or report on the constant violations of everything decent.

Thus, winning came to matter, which meant that items such as financial favors to sub-freshmen recruits; constant violations of eligibility requirements; bowing to alumni interests and outside boosters; payments of professional coaches well beyond faculty salaries; and sports budgets far exceeding those of large departments and even entire schools emerged and remained with us to this day.

The final result would be a conversion of heat into work at constant temperature a violation of the first (Kelvin) form of the second law.