Sentence examples for issue in violation of from inspiring English sources
Mr. Rubin also said he and others had been improperly pressured by the airline on the issue, in violation of a new "whistle-blower" statute for airline employees.
acquired... in violation of section 1962". There is no question that petitioner Russello acquired the insurance proceeds at issue in violation of § 1962(c); that much has been definitely and finally settled.
The department said the lease was improperly issued in violation of the National Environmental Policy Act and the National Historical Preservation Act.
Everbright is also struggling with loans that were issued in violation of prudent lending standards and have not been repaid.
On Wednesday, the federal bankruptcy judge, Thomas B. Bennett, is also scheduled to hear arguments in a lawsuit arguing that much of the debt was issued in violation of the state Constitution and should be voided, not restructured or repaid.
Years later, the creditor filed a motion under Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 60(b)(4) asking the Bankruptcy Court to rule that its order confirming the plan was void because the order was issued in violation of the Code and Rules.
The suit claimed that the permit was issued in violation of sections 301(a), 301 e), and 306 e) of the Clean Water Act.
In a 2007 decision, the Interior Department's Board of Land Appeals held that leases in the Thompson Divide were issued in violation of NEPA and the Endangered Species Act".
In the end, Mumia filed a Pro Se Motion for Post-Sentence Relief and Reconsideration of Sentence without a second to spare, exactly 10 days after the sentence was secretively issued in violation of the Pennsylvania Rules of Criminal Procedure.
Friends of Animals said in a statement saying the information it uncovered proved that the administration was issuing permits in violation of the ban.
The district court granted the sanctions motion, finding that Stone had issued subpoenas in violation of court order, thereby grossly abusing his subpoena power.
