Sentence examples for contraventions on from inspiring English sources

Sample testing did not identify any evidence of "inappropriate amendments or contraventions" on waiting times policy.

This means all contraventions on TfL roads and the more serious infringements on London borough roads incur a higher penalty than other contraventions.

China has at least 500 golf courses, and most likely many more – some are built illegally, in contravention on a ban on new courses, in part due to preserve scarce water supplies.

When, on Monday, King described his conviction on 41 different contraventions of South African tax law as a "favourable tax settlement" the temptation was to reach for the smelling salts.

It was removed because he had filmed the aftermath of the foam attack on Rupert Murdoch, in contravention of strict rules on what can be filmed inside Parliament.

And does it trouble you that according to an indictment from special counsel Robert Mueller, Russian nationals allegedly purchased political ads on Facebook during the 2016 election in contravention of the ban on foreign political spending?

Haydn and Beethoven prospered by sly contraventions of them.

"This case involved serious contraventions of those laws.

Heading for a fail: Scottish government We saw the commencement of a legal challenge against the Scottish government this week, for what critics believe is their contravention of the European Convention on Human Rights.

"It is a plan to impose a permanent situation in which the Palestinians end up with a homeland cut into pieces made inaccessible because of massive Jewish settlements built in contravention of international law on land seized illegally from the Palestinians".

Either way – gorilla or chimpanzee – the transportation of Bobby was in direct contravention of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES), an international agreement signed in Washington D.C. in 1973 and eventually ratified by Italy in 1979.