Sentence examples for contravening of from inspiring English sources

The post, published last Wednesday, ended: "There could yet be double digit SNP MPs folks!" Lothian and Borders police said: "Lothian and Borders police can confirm they have received a complaint regarding the Contravening of the Representation of the People Act 1983.

Kalākaua was concerned that this would lead to annexation by the U.S. and to the contravening of the traditions of the Hawaiian people, who believed that the land ('Āina) was fertile, sacred, and not for sale to anyone.

So, removing that Christian Bible -- and at the request, by the way, of seven Christian veterans out of the total of eleven veterans who, together, initially reported its presence at the VA site to the MRFF and requested MRFF's intervention -- was not trivial and not contravening of Christianity.

Wright paid 750 rand ($99.10) admission of guilt fine for contravening sections of the Immigration Act by unlawfully registering under a false name at a Cape Town hotel.

He agreed to a £44m tax liability, after years of dispute with the South African Revenue Services, and accepted liability for 41 counts of contravening Section 75 of the Income Tax Act.

One of the widespread oppositions to evolutionary theory arises from its contravening idea of divine creation.

Roberts asserted that the song's dynamic was a quirky exception to the contravening nature of Born This Way.

Porterfield pleaded guilty to a charge of contravening the ICC code of conduct after he claimed the decision to give Gary Wilson out lbw had cost his side a chance of victory in Mohali.

Ineos accused him of contravening company policies as part of his work as former chair of the Labour Party in Falkirk.

Many of its demands contravene principles of shared governance.

After World War II nearly all rules contravening the principle of equality of men and women were repealed.