Sentence examples for may systematically violate from inspiring English sources

That NSA surveillance may systematically violate Americans' constitutional rights is, one infers, a worry for "squishes"—for limp-wristed poindexters without the cunning and spine to stymie burglars by burning down the house.

The commission reckons that British companies may be systematically violating the EU's "Working Time Directive".

"We cannot allow a dictator to systematically violate those resolutions.

If Microsoft is found to willfully and systematically violate the agreement, the settlement terms will remain in force for an additional two years.

An illegitimate civil government seeks to systematically violate the natural rights of its subjects.

The probe will focus on Chicago Police Department's use of excessive and deadly force, racial bias, and systems of accountability to determine whether its officers systematically violate constitutional rights.

The fact that this court of appeals, historically sympathetic to Microsoft's claims, has unanimously ruled that the company has systematically violated the Sherman Antitrust Act should give pause to anyone within the Bush administration who may be tempted on ideological grounds to reach a lenient settlement.

It systematically violated the Constitution.

"Eritrea systematically violates freedom of expression and information.

The Amnesty report also claimed Iraqi security forces were systematically violating the rights of detainees.

The drug under investigation required stringent dietary restrictions, which the subjects were systematically violating.