Sentence examples for in addition to violating from inspiring English sources

In addition to violating legal and moral codes, bribery poses serious problems for economic development and international trade.

The commission said that, in addition to violating anti-discrimination laws, the use of stereotypical images of American Indians in schools "has the potential to create a racially hostile educational environment that may be intimidating to Indian students".

In addition to violating people's rights, the program, as practiced for years in New York, undermined trust in the Police Department in black and Hispanic communities throughout the city.

Jurors on Thursday found that in addition to violating the federal statute, Officer Raymond violated a state law prohibiting the unauthorized touching of Mr. Wade, and was unjustified in taking his life, said Frederick K. Brewington, the lawyer representing Mr. Wade's family.

Marc Rotenberg, the executive director of the Electronic Privacy Information Center, a research center in Washington that supports greater privacy protection, said that in addition to violating the privacy of travelers, the machines might not achieve their intended purpose, because the documents make no mention of one form of explosives: powders.

As much as was reported about what Spitzer had done, and as much discussion as there was about what should be done to him (in addition to violating any number of implicit compacts, he violated at least one explicit law), there seemed to be even more discussion — in print, on TV, at dinner parties — about how Mrs. Spitzer must feel and what she should do.

In addition to violate the Kingdom's judiciary and a breach of the principle of #sovereignty.

For one thing, in addition to potentially violating the privacy of Google users and subjecting them to unreasonable searches, one can imagine people being wrongly accused by sheer dint of being tied to a murder scene via cell phone location records.

Traditionally, salient events or large physical transients in stimulation are regarded as one cause of eliciting involuntary attention, in addition to events violating a model/prediction, which also can result in the involuntary orienting of attention (e.g. Eimer et al., 1996).

In addition [to violating this understanding], the editors selected the referees on a nepotistic basis, which we regard as malpractice in scientific publishing and not in accordance with our publication ethics we expect to be followed by the editors.

Hans Kristensen, a nuclear weapons expert at the Federation of American Scientists, said this could mean further improving the ability of U.S. nuclear or conventional forces to destroy Russian military targets in addition to missiles deemed to violate the INF treaty.