Sentence examples for not only violates from inspiring English sources

Disrupting information flows not only violates the integrity of the data but quashes free expression and denies the right of assembly.

This not only violates the mission of the National Archives; it is also antithetical to the natural flow of information in an open society.

The public disclosure of grand jury and investigative information not only violates Rule 6 e) (2), it runs afoul of ethical and professional standards of conduct for attorneys, prosecutors, and executive branch officials.

I am the less reluctant to reach this conclusion because the method of enforcing the law exemplified by this search is one which not only violates legal rights of defendant but is certain to involve the police in grave troubles if continued.

Enabling Palestinians to distribute blood money not only violates the obligations of the Oslo Accords, it also contravenes the 1999 U.N. Convention for the Suppression of the Financing of Terror and the 2001 U.N. Security Council Resolution to combat international terror in the aftermath of 9/11.

"Regardless of these revisions I still believe the practice of coercively detaining Uighurs and other Muslim minorities in Xinjiang in 'education through transformation centres' not only violates Chinese law but also international legal norms against the extrajudicial deprivation of liberty," Leibold said.

By actively taking sides and sponsoring human rights violation, Europeans are not only violating their principles, they are also harming their diffusion around the globe.

However, pipelined semi-parallel decoders suffer from violations or "hazards" between consecutive updates, which not only violate the layered principle but also enforce the loops in the code, thus spoiling the error correction performance.

In doing so, I not only violated their trust, I also made worse art".

The generals' doctrine would not only violate international law, it repudiates the principle of international law.

Trump not only violated the embargo but also took ostentatiously hypocritical positions on it.