Sentence examples for how to violate from inspiring English sources

"In effect, the president is saying we have a year to figure out how to violate our consciences," said Archbishop Timothy M. Dolan of New York, the president of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops.

"The knowledge of how to violate the law comes contemporaneously with the meth epidemic," said Sheriff Paul A. Pastor of Pierce County, Wash., who said the majority of identity theft cases his officers investigated involved methamphetamine.

It says: "Julien Blanc and his group RSD are a group of sexist and racist 'pickup artists' who have made a living by teaching men how to violate women through physical and emotional abuse.

He's currently touring the globe leading expensive seminars and "bootcamps" in which he teaches sad sacks how to violate women's boundaries through persistence, psychological abuse or outright sexual violence.

"Please help us stand with the women of Australia, the women of America, and women everywhere, and do not let the UK play host to events where men are being taught how to violate and harass women.

One of the three who signed the letter, Marcus Owens, the former director of the division of tax-exempt organizations, said, "The ethics issue is a very real one, and the I.R.S. and the Department of Justice cannot be seen as blinking when lawyers or C.P.A.'s counsel people in how to violate the tax law".

"In addition to breaking the law by advising his American clients on how to break it themselves, Michael Little violated the most basic moral and ethical tenets of the legal profession," Mr. Bharara said.

Most of the discussions of privacy in the Talmud are concerned with how to not violate the privacy of your neighbor.

The 120-page "resource guide," like so many documents issued by the government, is long on information already well-known to those familiar with the topic but short on how to avoid violating the law in new situations.

The gift-imperative has become so strong and well-funded that U.S. companies have to advise their China offices on how to avoid violating U.S. law when exchanging small, dense pastries.

In the video, which has since been taken down, an interviewer asks male students attending the event how they are going to "violate a fresher".