Sentence examples for information to violate from inspiring English sources

The difference is that insider trading based on tipping requires the source of the information to violate a fiduciary duty when giving it out.

"Incredibly, the person designated the 'S.E.C. reporting manager' for Marvell was allegedly using his special access to nonpublic information to violate the very federal securities laws he was supposed to be assuring compliance with," Mr. Bharara said.

Psychologists need to avoid or refuse to participate in practices contrary to the legal, civil or moral rights of others as well as refuse to assist anyone who might use a psychologist's knowledge to advise, train or supply information to anyone to violate human rights (Canadian Psychological Association 2000).

People are often suspicious of governments and therefore only supply just enough information to avoid violating the law.

Still, Jollymore contends that turning over information to anyone violates free speech protections under the U.S. Constitution for the site's users.

The spokesman, Erik Christianson, said the N.C.A.A. had an obligation to keep its members and student-athletes informed, however "we've been very careful in providing that information so as not to violate the court order or authority.

We appreciate the trust that users give us with their information, and have no intention to violate that trust.

She lectured: "Countries that restrict free access to information or violate the basic rights of Internet users risk walling themselves off from the progress of the next century".

"Countries that restrict free access to information or violate the basic rights of Internet users risk walling themselves off from the progress of the next century," she said when U.S. Secretary of State.

We propose a fault isolation scheme aimed at achieving clear and concise fault information to the operator without violating encapsulation and modularity.

Harris wrote in his letter that "release of the [Stingray] information and the NDA, as explained in the [FBI's] letter would provide information to persons intent on violating the law that could assist them in evading detection".