Sentence examples for make violations from inspiring English sources

Ugalde saw another threat in the possibility of postelection legal challenges, in part because new electoral laws highly regulate campaign funding, advertising and spending, and make violations a potential cause for overturning results.

As physical considerations make violations of the stationary and Markov properties unlikely, it was concluded that even small discrepancies in the Gaussian fit have substantial influences on the quality of roughening behavior characterizations.

Since that 2011 violation, the China's Water Ten Plan has been put into effect with stiffer penalties that make violation prohibitive, eliminating the corporate preference for just paying the fine as a cost of doing business and continuing without conscience to foul the water resources people and wildlife need to survive.

We hope that this is one step forward in making violations of reproductive and sexual rights a thing of the past.

The bill proposed by the White House would also amend the War Crimes Act, which makes violations of Common Article 3 a felony.

This is a 'bias-correction' solution that has been shown to correct for remaining finite sample bias, while potentially also making violations of functional form assumptions less consequential [35, 36].

Another distinction that gun owners oppose: Both the legislation and initiative outlaw ammunition magazines that carry more than 10 rounds, but the new law makes violations an infraction while the initiative allows filing an infraction or a misdemeanor, with tougher penalties.

"If someone tries to make gross violations of international law a norm, then we will create chaos," Mr. Lavrov warned.

The bootlegging bill approved today would make repeat violations a felony, punishable by up to four years in prison.

The House on May 25 considered a proposal to make all violations of the act felonies and increase maximum sentences to 20 years from five.

But he will face issues of substance in regulation and decisions about whether to make apparent violations by accounting firms public.