Sentence examples for not only violations from inspiring English sources

The charges include not only violations of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act but also the Travel Act and the money laundering statute.

"I'm not critical of self-regulation," said Professor Coffee, who noted that self-regulatory organizations could police not only violations of the law but also ethical lapses and poor business practices.

When the first whistleblowers from the National Security Agency NSAA) came forward -- before Edward Snowden -- they reported not only violations of privacy and the Constitution, but fraud.

It is why we have laws to protect us against unauthorized disclosures of many kinds of personal information -- financial data, medical records, driver's licenses, home addresses -- and why trespass and voyeurism are considered not only violations of social norms but criminal offenses.

"As a Private Attorney General, the aggrieved employee is allowed to seek civil penalties not only for violations that he personally suffered but also for violations of 'other current or former employees.' Cal.

We are told that we can hardly look the other way when there are not only apparent violations of a state's ballot rules, but also protests from thousands of voters who plausibly claim to have been misled by those violations into voting for the wrong candidate or voting in a manner (punching two holes) that led to the discarding of their ballots.

The court not only found violations of the right to food – a right embedded in the post-apartheid constitution – and provided remedies to the fishing communities, but also required that the government create a community-led taskforce to rewrite the law.

Thus constraint on freedom of inquiry by a democratic majority in an electoral democracy would represent not only a violation of freedom but a violation of the democratic process.

"It's not only a violation of Iranian law, but a violation of Iran's obligation to uphold freedom of expression," said Elahe Hicks, a representative of Human Rights Watch in New York who is on a research mission in Iran.

At the time of the settlements, Attorney General Loretta Lynch said, "Operating essentially as a recruitment mill, EDMC's actions were not only a violation of federal law but also a violation of the trust placed in them by their students - including veterans and working parents - all at taxpayer expense".

"These horrific attacks are not only a violation of international and humanitarian law, they are a violation of our common humanity," said Mr Lake.