We are mid-slide down a slippery slope that includes all sorts of minor injustices from Facebook and Google reading private correspondences, to violations as reported by Edward Snowden.
Summary of debriefing by United States government officals, interview, press releases, and correspondence, relating to human rights violations in Nicaragua, presence of Cuban advisers in Nicaragua, and allegations of Nicaraguan government involvement in narcotics trafficking.
The surprise of seeing a smiley face in buttoned-up business correspondence can create a "positive expectancy violation" -- an act that defies our predictions, but in a way that intrigues or delights us.
Much of the contemporary physics community's interest in Bohr's correspondence principle (variously understood) is in prima facie violations of this principle by particular classes of physical systems.
Bernis immediately established a regular correspondence with French ambassador Marquis d'Aubeterre, which was in violation of the fundamental law of the conclave.
"So long as the Q and A remain fashioned about correspondence regarding 'his concerns' — i.e. reporting of violations; questions of lawfulness, etc... then it seems like the planned approach will still be accurate".
In this volley of correspondence, the A.B.A. has noted that it would be an antitrust violation to cap or limit the number of law schools.
The Chicago Sun-Times reports that Jerry Stermer resigned Sunday after the paper asked the Quinn administration about "three politically oriented correspondences sent from his government e-mail account in possible violation of a state ethics law".
Decrees, directives, reports, correspondence, and logbook, relating to various aspects of governmental administration in Siedlce province, especially economic policy, division of land, prosecutions for violation of economic decrees, and church-state relations.
