Sentence examples for express violation from inspiring English sources

Gore's attorneys said Al Jazeera was attempting to "manufacture several ways to retain all of the escrow balance for itself in express violation of the merger agreement," according to a statement by one of Gore's lawyers filed in conjunction with the lawsuit.

One could use brutal language to express events of such violation.

Senator Gramm expressed concerns about violation of the due process rights of banks and their customers whose funds are frozen or seized because of suspected terrorist activities.

Though a Canadian insurance corporation graciously volunteered the use of its driver's license photo database to Vancouver police after the devastating post-Stanley Cup hockey riot there in July, authorities declined the offer after privacy advocates expressed concerns about violation of Canadians' civil liberties.

The City is expressing its with violation notices.

The suit alleges that denying family members the ability to properly mourn and express their grief is a violation of their rights under the first and 14th amendments.

Now it was the turn of the people who belong here -- the Balinese and the foreign tourists they welcome -- to express their grief at the violation of their peaceful world.

In a situation, where the violation of the proportional hazard ratio is less clear due to limitations of the data, it still can be considered useful modeling a multi-dimensional treatment effect to express the uncertainty in the violation of the assumption of proportional hazards.

Ban expressed concern about violations in Afghanistan, Iraq, Somalia, South Sudan and Syria.

Mr. Solot, whose industry lost an estimated $120 million in Brazil last year from copyright violations, expressed appreciation that Mr. Law had been arrested, "but that doesn't help us that much," he said.

It said that at a meeting of a panel of a foreign ministry panel: Concern was expressed over massive violations of human rights in Ukraine, the flouting of the right to use the mother tongue, ethnic and national discrimination, attacks and vandalism directed at objects of historic and cultural heritage and religious cults.