Sentence examples similar to objected to violation from inspiring English sources

At the time that Sudan's new military government was dismissing dozens of judges who objected to the violations of the rights of civilians facing trial in special military tribunals, Bulgarians were celebrating and congratulating one another for precipitating the fall of hard-line leader Todor Zhivkov.

Some drivers have objected to the recorders as violations of their privacy or a sign that the government does not trust them.

Two: that while we write objecting to the violation of Hollywood stars' image rights and the abuse of their privacy, the internet carries on regardless making life more miserable for women and more degrading for men.

But Mr Ban is now seeking to resuscitate it, pushing through the appointment of a full-time senior adviser on genocide and other atrocities along with a part-time adviser on the "responsibility to protect"—despite initial fierce opposition from Russia as well as many developing states who object to the violation of their sovereignty by do-gooding Westerners.

We should strongly object to any violation of international law.

The Pakistani government said bin Laden's death was a milestone in the fight against militancy although it objected to the raid as a violation of sovereignty.

People held simply for immigration violations have objected to new rules requiring that their cases be heard in secret, and they have leveraged those challenges into an attack on what they call unconstitutional preventive detentions.

At his parole violation hearing, respondent objected to the introduction of the evidence obtained during the search of his home on the ground that the search was unreasonable under the Fourth Amendment.

Protests objected to slavery in Libya, human rights violations in the Philippines, and U.S. involvement in the war in Yemen.

Training was cut off in the mid-1990's after the Clinton administration objected to the military's human rights violations in East Timor.

Company officials have strenuously objected to the hearing, calling it a naked violation of due process.