Sentence examples for escape violations from inspiring English sources

Children fortunate enough to escape the grim reality of poverty, conflict and HIV/AIDS still cannot escape violations of their basic rights because public health, social services and education suffer from a lack of adequate investment.

Padlocked gates over windows leading to fire escapes are violations of the city's fire code, but they are widely used because fire escapes can be used by burglars.

Arguably, Glaucon in Plato's Republic (bk. 2, 360b c) sees the logic in his argument against obedience to the law if only one can escape sanction for violations.

The kitchen on the first floor, the thatched roofs and the single escape routes are all violations of Indian fire regulations, officials said.

WASHINGTON — Letting airlines escape punishment for safety violations if they voluntarily confess their errors to the government is essential for safety, an independent panel told the Federal Aviation Administration in a report released Wednesday.

It was a rare misdemeanour for her, and it escaped a code-violation warning.

Mr. Washington said that others suspected of serious security violations had escaped prosecution, and that many had merely been "verbally counseled" for mishandling classified data.

There is indisputable evidence that Pakistan has been able to escape public scrutiny for its violations of the law because senior officials of the Reagan and the Bush Administrations chose not to share the intelligence about nuclear purchases with Congress.

Others are escaping violence, persecution, and systematic violations of their human rights.

April 9, 2012 is the twenty-fifth anniversary of the most infamous savings and loan fraud, Charles Keating's successful use of five U.S. senators to escape sanction for a massive violation of the law.

He not only escaped a potential probation violation for his felony assault conviction, the police were not even called.