Sentence examples for may be violations from inspiring English sources

"The Dallas Police Department has started its own investigation, and we're currently accepting information and looking into the possibility that there may be violations that would fall under our investigative jurisdiction.

We have analysts who screen projects before they launch, and we also rely on our community to flag things they see that may be violations of our rules.

(There may be violations of the more rigid assumptions involved in ANCOVA, such as homoscedasticity, so that modelling the group heterogeneity in cluster and residual variances will be necessary).

Other reasons it gave were improved screening of complaints to eliminate those that may not be violations and a decrease in the number of investigators covering more than 100 million workers — to 732 in the 2007 fiscal year from 945 in 2001.

Crucially, epidemiological findings can be particularly useful to human rights monitors, since specific health risk factors may also be violations of human rights law or the laws of war.

Therefore, the visits may be considered violations of N.C.A.A. recruiting rules.

The emergence of a predominantly right-wing, nationalist government in Israel suggests that there may be more violations to come.

The rationale is that if the control results show departures from uniformity that are as inflated as those for the case-parent triad analyses, then there may be some violations of mating symmetry in the population.

Mr. Shmulewitz said that if the wall separating the apartments is allowing excessive sound to penetrate, the wall may be in violation of the building code and the co-op could have a legal obligation to remediate the violation.

The attorney general's office is actively investigating companies that may be in violation.

Preserving bodies without the prior consent of the deceased may be a violation of German law, according to legal experts.