Sentence examples for extensive violation from inspiring English sources
Displacement under compulsion is rarely without agony and extensive violation of human rights.
One serious objection is that to bring about and sustain the condition in which all people have the same amount of money would require continuous and extensive violation of people's Lockean rights, which as standardly understood include the right to gain more property than others possess by gift or trade or hard work.
He either revealed extensive violations of Americans' constitutional rights or aided our enemies' efforts to do us harm.
In October 2017, Hughes found extensive violations of the open-meetings law by the D.C. Commission on Selection and Tenure of Administrative Law Judges.
They "engineered extensive violations and used influence" with the bank's executives so that they would have a ready source of money, the report said.
Conservatives – and all the rest of us – should think twice before supporting extensive violations of property rights for such a purpose.
The Bush administration may have committed "extensive" violations of a law requiring that certain records be preserved, the committee chairman, Representative Henry A. Waxman, Democrat of California, said.
A1 Audit Cites Wal-Mart Violations An internal audit now under court seal warned top executives at Wal-Mart Storemployeeemployee records at 128 stores pointed to extensive violations of child-labor laws and state regulations.
John Mendeloff, the director of the center for health and safety in the workplace at the RAND Corporation, said Xcel should have more carefully considered the company's extensive violations before hiring it.
Ms. Zelhof also criticized the department for allowing Seaport's operators -- Baruch Mappa, Martin Rosenberg and Emil Klein -- to surrender their license and pay only a $20,000 fine despite the extensive violations.
The state's move to close down Seaport came after years of extensive violations at the home, from fraudulent record-keeping to uninvestigated suicides to complaints by workers that administrators were stealing money from residents.
