Sentence examples for orders violated from inspiring English sources

Microsoft said the secrecy orders violated the Fourth Amendment, which grants people and businesses the right to know if the government seizes or searches their property, along with the company's First Amendment right to communicate with its customers.

These orders violated the Hague Convention of 1907, which banned the killing of shipwreck survivors under any circumstances.

If anyone has been proven to have violated court orders, violated state actions, and violated constitutional rights, they should be removed from office".

Microsoft filed a lawsuit against the Justice Department in April, claiming that these secrecy orders violate its First Amendment right to communicate with customers along with the Fourth Amendment, and asking the court to declare this part of the law unconstitutional.

Microsoft claims that these gag orders violate customers' right to know when the government searches their property, and the company's right to communicate freely with its customers.

Tech companies have criticized the process for its lack of judicial oversight and have argued that the gag orders violate their right to free speech.

At the end of last year, Google, Yahoo, Microsoft and Facebook (among others) filed public, unsealed lawsuits in the FISA Court, contending that the gag orders violate their free speech rights.

Major Hasan's lawyers argued that the order violated his religious liberties.

It ordered limited disclosure, but Mr. Cheney argued that the order violated his executive privilege.

The company specifically "argued that the order violated its users' Fourth Amendment rights against unreasonable searches and seizures".

The court said it was not ruling on whether the judge's order violated Hasan's religious rights.