Sentence examples for constituting a violation of from inspiring English sources

"In addition to constituting a violation of proper evidence handling and of F.B.I. regulations, several persons are being criminally prosecuted for stealing items from Ground Zero by the Department of Justice".

If the Senate did not comply, he could physically prevent the Senate from acting, and any resistance could be criminally prosecuted as constituting a violation of his sacrosanctity.

And while nobody can show that any cop has ever been shot or even menaced by one of these guns, the fact that there are now weapons classified as handguns that use such ammunition means that this ammunition might be carried in one of those guns, thus constituting a violation of the 1986 'armor-piercing' law.

What constitutes a violation of the Constitution?

Cute as the dog was, the defense said, Rosie's presence "infected the trial with such unfairness" that it constituted a violation of their client's constitutional rights.

First, that forcing Apple to write code that weakens its devices and the security of its customers constitutes a violation of free speech as protected by the Constitution.

Do they constitute a violation of the warranty of habitability?

Such activity could constitute a violation of securities law.

"But he had no idea that constituted a violation of the law".

That, according to Deborah Peel, constitutes a violation of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) of 1996.

Government airstrikes, if confirmed, would constitute a violation of a security protocol agreed to barely two weeks ago.