Sentence examples for face of violation from inspiring English sources

Its tone reflects a deep understanding of human behaviour under pressure and a hard-won, often ironic composure in the face of violation.

It raises the challenging question: what constitutes proper reasoning about what to do in the face of violations of obligations?

Robustness in phylogenetic inference refers to how well methods work in the face of violations of the assumption of the method or model used in an analysis.

The Brunner Munzel test has also been found to be robust in the face of violations of normality and is considered the statistic of choice for studies such as this one.

In the face of such violation, be inviolate.

Many Israelis were profoundly troubled by this arithmetic even though they supported Israel's resort to arms in the face of incessant violation of their sovereign border by Hamas's rain of rockets.

This response becomes problematic in the face of parity violation, where one possible experimental outcome is much more likely than its mirror-image.

In the face of systematic violations of its resolutions – by all parties to the conflict – only clear and robust action by the security council and other countries involved in the conflict will lead to meaningful improvements in access and protection.

But, for decades, even in the face of blatant violations of the amateur ideal, the I.O.C. maintained that its decision to strip Thorpe of his medals and to restrict the Olympics to amateurs was intended to protect sport from corruption.

Obama's decision to adopt a more aggressive approach towards China followed accusations by Mitt Romney, his Republican challenger in the presidential race, that the president has been too soft in the face of repeated violations of global trade rules.

The diplomatic pressure on Mr. Assad was also applied in Geneva, where Navi Pillay, the United Nations' top human rights official, told a meeting of the Human Rights Council that in the face of "unspeakable violations that take place every moment," Syria should be referred to the International Criminal Court.