New Yorkers who enjoy drinking wine or beer on their stoops are indeed violating the law, according to the police.
The rules were indeed violated, but whether the bailout decision rescued the euro remains to be seen.
"Tales From Torture's Dark World," by Mark Danner (Op-Ed, March 15), reminds us in great detail that the fundamental human rights of detainees were indeed violated consistently over a period of years.
In the after-effect data the invariants were indeed violated when the system mismatched the intended straight and the actual curved motion-path flow.
Then this April, a Jerusalem court ruled that the women were indeed not violating "local custom," and so on the Rosh Chodesh featured in my video below (about Rabbi Susan Silverman and her daughter), the morning passed relatively peacefully.
No. Their religious freedom is indeed at stake, and would be violated.
For many in the American Jewish community, the idea that Israel might have violated U.S. laws is indeed very scary.
"I was so violated," she said.
If design bias is indeed present, then the treasured concept of clinical equipoise, which demands that subjects entering a trial have an equal likelihood of experiencing benefits regardless of the treatment group to which they were randomized, is violated.
Let me make my position clear: I think academic institutions that prevent proponents of BDS from voicing their positions are indeed making a grievous mistake by violating the academic spirit and the principle of fostering diverse ideas and perspectives.
