Sentence examples for perceived violation from inspiring English sources

Every perceived violation is quickly shared on social media, creating an echo-chamber of outrage.

Slavery was a specific issue of a perceived violation of a state's rights, over which the country went to war.

This was summarised at the time by the slogan "No taxation without representation", a perceived violation of the guaranteed Rights of Englishmen.

The agency fears that any perceived violation of that rule could result in cuts to its overall funding, though critics close to the CDC say it could do more without risking running afoul of the provision.

And it is conceivable that Romney engages in another of his petty on-camera outbursts over some perceived violation of the rules, as he has done in the past.

Congressional outcry over President Obama's exchange of Sergeant Bowe Bergdahl for five Taliban leaders, is not due to any real or perceived violation of trust or of the law, or to the emboldening of the enemy or the endangerment of American lives, as some politicians would like us to believe.

There were some clashes with police as officers clamped down on perceived violations, resulting in over 50 arrests.

The Chinese military and an ingrained national hypersensitivity to perceived violations of sovereignty were undoubtedly more influential factors than public opinion in the leadership's intransigence.

The S.E.C. does not like written publicity while an offering is pending, and sometimes responds to such perceived violations by delaying an offering until the publicity dies down.

The city's residents were subject to strict rules and harsh punishment, including amputations for suspected thieves and public beatings or whippings for perceived violations of Islamic law.

Under the proposed law, critics contend that software companies could disable a customer's software for perceived violations to the licensing agreement, or suspected piracy -- essentially bringing business to a halt.