Sentence examples for intended violation from inspiring English sources
"I think there's some intended violation of the law in this administration but I also think there's a ton of incompetence".
"I think there's some intended violation of the law in this administration, but I also think there's a ton of incompetence, of people who are making decisions," Coburn said.
After the taped piece, Ms. Uzuri's chant lost its "4" and Mr. Tyranny's playing darkened; a sense of violation, intended or not, was palpable.
When this case was argued last fall, the convolutions of the Arizona program seemed intended to mask its violation of the Constitution.
Shortly after the purchase, he met with housing officials and assured them that he intended to clear the violations, said Vito Mustaciuolo, the deputy housing commissioner.
Dr. Baumann's comments in the media in 2007 violated restrictions on drug promotion, according to the letter; the agency asked Dr. Baumann to explain how she intended to prevent similar violations in the future.
The battle over two Congressional bills intended to prevent copyright violations on the Internet marks a political coming of age for the tech industry, reports Jenna Wortham in Wednesday's New York Times.
When the Obama administration announced on Saturday its opposition to major elements of two Congressional bills intended to curtail copyright violations on the Internet, the technology industry, which has been loudly fighting the proposed legislation, could declare victory.
There were three kinds of phrases: some were intended as obvious moral violations, like "having sex with your mother"; some were ambiguous, like "abortion"; and some were morally neutral, like "listening to others".
The City of Cleveland has agreed to work with the Department of Justice on a consent decree that will enact policing reforms intended to mediate constitutional violations.
It is, therefore, highly unlikely that the Westfall Act ever intended grave human rights violations to be within the scope of employment.
