Sentence examples for important violations from inspiring English sources

But the government's brief said that Microsoft's proposal "does not address some of the most important violations found by the court," including a declaration that the company had illegally linked its Web browser to the Windows operating system.

These results are in line with several other clinical and methodological studies indicating important violations of PH and/or linearity hypotheses (Ramsay, 1988; Sleeper and Harrington, 1990; Hastie and Tibshirani, 1990; Royston and Altman, 1994; Greenland, 1995; Rothman et al, 1995; Abrahamowicz et al, 1997; Benedetti and Abrahamowicz, 2004; Royston et al, 2006; Spix et al, 2008).

But away from the headlines, the country's Domestic Workers Union (DWU) has been highlighting a more mundane, but important, violation.

"Rape is the most important violation to document because its effects last forever," Khateeb said.

Food hoarding is a particularly important violation in prisons and may lead to lost parole opportunities.

We verified the proportional hazard assumption by plotting the Schoenfeld residuals and found no important violation for any variable.

The monotonicity assumption was not rejected since no important violation occurred and all criteria were satisfied (Table 5, columns 2 and 3).

We assessed the proportional hazard assumption for the full model using a trend test based on the Schoenfeld residuals 23 and graphical displays of the cumulative Schoenfeld residuals versus event times for each explanatory variable, indicating no important violation of this assumption.

However, the effect is likely to be small in that case, and certainly less important than violations and lapses.

Sensitivity analyses were performed to assess the impact of missing data, important protocol violations, and premature discontinuation of trial medication on the primary endpoint.

Additionally, there are more subtle but nonetheless important right violations that may impact on health, such as the absence of basic health care systems or tolerance of discrimination against minority groups [ 2].