Sentence examples for example of violating from inspiring English sources

"This law has been the clear example of violating the First Amendment," said Tim Searcy, head of the telemarketing association.

My being a preacher is an example of "violating" gender roles, because despite the fact that I identify as female, I feel most myself in a predominantly male role.

Gemstar is currently suing Echostar Communications, Scientific-Atlanta and Pioneer, for example, accusing them of violating its patents.

The documents provide several examples of what sort of violating content Instagram users have posted as stories.

In earlier guidance on the STOCK Act, OGE gave examples of what violating the prohibition would look like.

While over the years we at the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education (FIRE) have dealt with hundreds of examples of universities violating student rights (check to see if your school is one of them), the following 12 colleges have distinguished themselves for showing particular hostility to freedom of speech.

Apple and Samsung, for example, have filed legal cases against each other in more than 10 countries, each accusing the other of violating its patents.

In the New Testament the blood of Abel is cited as an example of the vengeance of violated innocence (Matthew 23 35; Luke 11 51).

It also helps to frame this dispute not as a fight between two equally transgressive powers, but as a clear example of one nation violating the well-accepted international norm that nations should not interfere in the domestic politics of other states.

Thus, for example, in violating the right to freedom of expression by banning "obscene" speech on TV, the government violates the property right of the owners of the TV station to use their property as they see fit.

The Binormal interval cannot be calculated because of violated conditions (see Section Example).