Sentence examples for linked to violations from inspiring English sources

The 51-page report, sent to the UN security council last week and obtained by the Guardian, documented 119 sorties by the Saudi-led coalition that were linked to violations of international law.

That may explain why running back Eric Dickerson, linked to violations that led the Southern Methodist program to receive severe penalties, including a ban for the 1987 season, has yet be inducted.

His death sparked a string of arrests and mob justice linked to violations of lèse majesté.

Throughout the regular season, he was linked to violations of NCAA rules and actions that appeared to fall outside the norm for SEC coaches.

Dispersal policies and direct provision accommodation have been linked to violation of basic human rights, poverty, and poor physical and mental health [ 6, 10- 14].

Nevertheless, recent studies state that attitude is linked to traffic violations, especially when related to speed limits violations [ 17], use of seat belts [ 18], and driving under the influence of alcohol.

Although Calipari was not linked to the violations, critics wonder why he has been allowed to coach — and to be compensated at an astronomical rate.

FRANKFURT, March 24 (Reuters) - Deutsche Bank is bracing for more than 300 million euros ($390 million) in charges linked to suspected violations of U.S. sanctions on Iran, a German weekly reported on Sunday.

"The Turkish side handed over information linked to a violation of its airspace.

Heine and Randles believe they have identified a particular kind of distress that is linked to the violation of expectations.

The theory of need/value fulfilment proposes that the discrepancy between individual needs and the extent to which the job meets these needs is negatively related to job satisfaction and expectation gaps [ 12] have been linked to the violation of the psychological contract between employer and employee [ 13].