Sentence examples for fact in violation of from inspiring English sources

On Wednesday, the city's Buildings Department declared that the 85-foot-tall sign that fell in Greenpoint was, in fact, in violation of the city's ban on commercial ads within 200 feet of main highways.

The affected people were, in fact, in violation of Google's Terms of Service, which prohibits you from commercially reselling any device.

Klein's legislation, and the Maryland bill, is in fact in violation of the law.

Livingston, who is concerned about user privacy, was baffled as to why the app had been accepted into the App Store four times without contest if it in fact was in violation of Apple's TOS, which it looks to be.

In fact, anyone in violation of the 613 Old Testament commandments given through Moses should not be allowed to get married, according to Davis' standard for denying equal rights.

The latter result was obtained despite the assumption--in contrast to the first stylized fact above and in violation of the Modigliani-Miller theorem--that higher capital would not lower bank debt funding costs, and that these higher combined funding costs would be passed on to borrowers one-for-one.

But he added: "There is no excuse for the administration's failure to inform Congress that steps would be and in fact have been taken in violation of this provision.

This is despite the fact the closures are in violation of international law and the UN has warned of the "devastating consequences" they will have.

But there can be no debate about the fact that he is in violation of the obligations he entered into at the end of gulf war...

"Israel, with its close identification with the United States, and vice versa, embodies this defect, and the fact that Israel is in violation of all sorts of laws about occupation makes it an obvious target, much as South Africa was in the 60's and 70's, because it is against everything that Europeans see themselves as standing for".

In fact, the company is acting in violation of its mandates and international codes and regulations.