Sentence examples for otherwise be violated from inspiring English sources

State government and law have no right to direct the Church's leaders, or its members in their religious affairs, except in so far as the state's peace and justice would otherwise be violated.

But Uber — which became known early on for its bullying tactics and has been trying for years to soften its image — could send a powerful message by carving out an exception to this rule for any employee who has been sexually harassed, racially discriminated against, or whose civil rights have otherwise been violated at the company.

Usually, the impedance boundary condition can be defined in frequency domain as a rational polynomial function with poles in the negative half of the complex plane to guarantee stability; otherwise, causality might be violated in the corresponding time domain implementation.

In solving, the constraints cannot be violated; otherwise, the solutions to such problems, if ever obtained, become void.

If non-veridical perceptions derive their intentional character from being directed toward ideas, then so must all perceptions; otherwise this principle would be violated (see Nadler 1992, 83).

At some point 80S will reach such a value that it would be not possible to consider 60S constant: otherwise the conservation law (9) will be violated.

"I don't want to be violated".

These assumptions may sometimes be violated.

Otherwise we would be violating the principle that the legislator who decides how public money is to be spent is one and the same as the democratically elected legislator who raises taxes to fund this spending.

Otherwise, the constraint is violated, indicating an error in the submitted solution.

The AD guarantee requires that all classes receive satisfactory delay if the server is not overloaded; otherwise desired delays are violated in the predefined priority order, i.e., low priority classes always suffer guarantee violation earlier than high priority classes.