Sentence examples similar to it would violate trust from inspiring English sources

Wrigley Jr. Company the winner when the Pennsylvania state attorney general sued in local court to block the sale on the grounds that it would violate the trust's mandate to protect the Pennsylvania community where it is based.

And, crucially, many tech workers are also subject to outsourcing – and therefore cannot collectively bargain because it would violate anti-trust laws.

The sale had been opposed by two groups of plaintiffs, including Rockwell's sons, as well as the office of the Massachusetts attorney general, which said that it would violate various trusts and restrictions related to how the works must be handled.

These donors said it would violate the terms of a contract and undermine trust in guarantees of privacy and confidentiality, as well as harming them and their families.

And it would violate the First Amendment".

Therefore, he said, it would violate the separation of powers.

The senator argues that releasing it would violate his privacy.

It would violate his sense of fair play.

Lawyers said it would probably be unconstitutional and critics said it would violate civil rights.

It was inconceivable that a pilot would violate that trust and deliberately take down the aircraft he was flying and destroy the lives of those in his charge as well as his own.

Apple contends such a move would violate user trust, the security of its products and a core tenet of its business.