Sentence examples for convicted for violating from inspiring English sources

Mr. Winters, Mr. Schwimmer and a third American, Hank Greenspun, were prosecuted and convicted for violating the Neutrality Act in their support of Israel.

Today the three-judge panel ruled that SabreTech had been convicted for violating F.A.A. rules but that the rules were not in fact the agency's.

The Pussy Riot women, who are all between twenty-two and thirty, were convicted for violating "conceivable and inconceivable rules"; for "emphatically vulgar" and "deliberately provocative" gesturing; for "crossing themselves in a parodied way;" for their clothing, "inappropriate in a church"; and for other acts that "offended the feelings of religious believers".

When a National Assemblyman, You Sung-whan, argued that South Korea's core state policy was 'national unification' rather than anticommunism, he was convicted for violating National Security Law.

According to BuzzFeed, it seems possible that Isakov could become the first person convicted for violating Russia's gay propaganda law, though he is not the first to be threatened under the law.

No one knows for certain what the president might do, but he's already pardoned a former sheriff named Joe Arpaio who ran a horrible jail, and was accused of racially profiling and illegally detaining Latinos and Dinesh D'Souza, a pundit known for defending Hitler, who was convicted for violating campaign finance laws.

The bottom line from this survey was that gun owners and non-gun owners expressed similar degrees of support for universal background checks, prohibitions on ownership for persons convicted of violating domestic restraining orders and mandatory sentences for gun traffickers.

Meanwhile, there are real penalties for being convicted of violating this rule.

Johnson was reviled, discriminated against and eventually convicted of violating the Mann Act, for crossing state lines with his own fiancée -- Saturday at 9 p.m. on Channel 13.

The interviewer, Christiane Amanpour, questioned whether Iran was holding the two remaining hikers "hostage" to exchange for the Iranians, some convicted of violating international sanctions against the Islamic republic.

Young people agreed with a nationwide ban on automatic weapons, criminal background checks for all gun sales, more armed security guard in public places, different penalties for folks who are convicted of violating gun laws.