Sentence examples for may violate and from inspiring English sources

The president added: "[The US] may violate and is violating.

He promised to probe any new health and human services mandate "that would require health-insurance plans to cover contraception, sterilization and drugs known to induce abortion that may violate and interfere with the religious freedom of individuals, and weakening of conscience clause protections for health care workers".

But top police officials in several other cities have also said that Mr. Ashcroft's plan raises troubling questions about racial profiling -- an issue that has brought endless grief to police departments nationwide -- and may violate local and state laws about issues like intelligence gathering for political purposes.

It refuses to license its "protocols," the interfaces that let open-source products interact with Microsoft; it suggests that open-source software may violate patents and copyrights; and it makes sure everyone knows that its own products, being from a single, known supplier, are entirely above suspicion.

Mr. Spitzer wrote to the banks to seek more information, saying the disparities "are troubling on their face and, unless legally justified, may violate state and federal antidiscrimination laws".

Harassment Harassment of any kind is not acceptable behavior, and some forms of harassment may violate federal and state laws.

The UN monitors warned the Dutch government that these factors combined may violate Black and Asian people's right to participate equally in the country they too call home.

He said banks have submitted a number of "suspicious activity reports," which allow the administration to pinpoint transactions that may violate federal and state laws.

The Chicago-based company came under fire when Swanson published a six-volume report in April alleging Accretive Health engaged in tactics such as demanding upfront payments for medical services or hounding patients for money at their bedsides in Minnesota hospitals, which may violate federal and state laws.

In large-scale instances, the total weights of the items that can be packed in the knapsack may violate the constraint, and this violation is unacceptable and must be handled.

Second, even confounders that are known and measured may violate model assumptions and lead to biased or imprecise estimates of effect (12).