Sentence examples for constituted violations from inspiring English sources
On Tuesday, it determined that his behavior constituted violations of House ethics rules.
It was the first conviction under a Spanish law that allowed courts to prosecute crimes committed in other countries if they constituted violations of international law.
Whatever view the Justice Department ultimately takes on whether mirror trades constituted "violations of U.S. Law," there is a clear path to investigate at least one member of the Russian branch of Deutsche Bank, Tim Wiswell, a U.S. citizen.
Microsoft's biggest obstacle is the powerful record amassed by the government that detailed a series of incidents involving rivals and other companies -- including Netscape, Apple Computer, Intel and Sun Microsystems -- that Judge Jackson concluded constituted violations of the Sherman Act.
Defense Minister Song Young-moo said that during the pursuit of the defector on Nov. 13, a North Korean border guard crossed the military demarcation line between the countries, North Korean soldiers had fired in the direction of South Korea, and North Korean soldiers had carried their rifles into the Joint Security Area – all of which constituted violations of the longstanding peace agreement.
Common Article 3 does not define exactly what constitutes violations of personal dignity or degrading treatment.
Under international human rights law these cases may constitute violations of the right to life.
"Mr. Wood wanted it to be clear to Enron that deceptive practices could constitute violations not only of I.S.O.
It was the first conviction under a law that allows courts here to prosecute crimes in other countries if they constitute violations of international law.
"Certain actions being undertaken by the Sri Lankan military and by the L.T.T.E. may constitute violations of international human rights and humanitarian law," Ms. Pillay said.
A. The multiple ways in which the Florida Supreme Court's decision has cast aside provisions of the statutory scheme governing elections also constitute violations of Article II, Section 1 because they usurp the Legislature's exclusive authority.
