Sentence examples for constitutes violations of from inspiring English sources
Common Article 3 does not define exactly what constitutes violations of personal dignity or degrading treatment.
MIT graduate students must understand the expectations and standards that constitute academic integrity at MIT. Prepared with the support of the Dean for Undergraduate Education, the handbook "Academic Integrity at MIT" provides information about what constitutes violations of academic integrity as well as the consequences of committing such violations.
In so far as that agreement related to this state, appellant, acting by its agents, performed it within this state; and such performance within the limits of the state constitutes violations of Texas laws and renders appellant amenable to such laws, although the agreement between it and the Standard Oil Company may not have been made in this state.
The aforesaid acts of the defendant Pena constitute violations of the treaties of the United States and the law of nations.
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.
Under a new Federal law, however, such manifestations of the Nimby, or "not in my back yard," syndrome often constitute violations of civil rights under Federal law.
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.
