Seeing as legislation against hate speech in the real world has not, as far as I know, contravened anyone's right to freedom of speech, this argument makes no sense, except, maybe, to people who make rape threats and whose grasp of logic is, perhaps, not whipsmart.
I believe this contravenes the Azerbaijani constitution and the European convention on human rights.
Therefore I have not contravened any law".
An example of this would be inappropriate dressing, i.e., contravening the general protocol for how one is supposed to dress according to one's age, or for the weather.
He once told me that he looked up to his grandfather Klaus, who had written in his memoirs of defying an order to execute captured Soviets during the war: it "contravened everything I had been taught and was incompatible with my conscience".
Perhaps because these were all undeclared wars or "police actions," contravening Article I, Section 8 of the Constitution.
Having been one of the people who Jodie Foster "actually met", and had her come out to me in a similarly roundabout fashion, I was amazed she chose to contravene the Hollywood machine that has kept her silent for so long.
"To be told yesterday 'George is an artist and doesn't have time for producing issues' so contravenes the understanding, that I feel it is pointless to try and continue".
Russell was shown a yellow card during the 26-23 Six Nations defeat to Wales by referee Glen Jackson, but was cited and adjudged to have contravened Laws 10.4 (e) and (i), pertaining to dangerous tackles and contact with mid-air opponents, with his punishment upgraded retrospectively to a red card and accompanying ban.
Although the perception of sound was based on subjective assessment, they appeared to contravene recommended noise design levels (i.e. no greater than 85 dB(A) for any length of time and 15 25 dB(A) above this) for alarms [27].
"I don't think anybody thinks we can contravene the laws of supply and demand any more than we can contravene the laws of gravity," said David S. Cohen, who, as treasury under secretary for terrorism and financial intelligence, oversees the administration of the sanctions.
