Sentence examples for construed as a violation from inspiring English sources

The United States has warned that such attacks could be construed as a violation of the new resolution.

So Apple sent Odio a takedown notice, indicating his work could be construed as a violation of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act.

In 1992, Dr. Paparozzi signed a consent agreement acknowledging that his actions could be construed as a violation of the state ethics code.

However, it was not in the context of Clinton's own historical bequest to the American people and could thus not be construed as a violation of the ban.

Russia might also choose not to object to a testing program for missile defenses that might otherwise be construed as a violation of that 1972 accord.

The team wanted to check with N.B.A. lawyers on the rules about giving players money up front, and whether any of the financial terms of the deal would be construed as a violation of the salary cap.

In the past, behavior change often was construed as a discrete event.

Last paragraph was added to remove the possibility that a proper request to appear before a grand jury might be construed as a technical violation of this section.

"Did it never occur to me that for the mother of a patient to show up at the hospital wearing blue cotton scrubs could only be construed as a suspicious violation of boundaries.

For demo purposes, below is my own political website, so fictitious that it couldn't possibly be construed as a Federal Election Commission violation.

In 1992, Dr. Paparozzi signed a consent agreement acknowledging that his actions could be construed as an ethics violation.