Sentence examples for perceived violations from inspiring English sources

However, perceived violations suggest the aversion of potential error, and consequently have implications for error prevention.

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.

I understand that any perceived violations of the above policies may give rise to a complaint being filed with the Office of Community Standards for possible investigation.

This research aims to identify and describe perceived violations of the boundaries of accepted procedure in a psychiatric emergency department (PED), and how they are resolved in practice.

In 2004 the General Assembly (governing body) of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A). approved selective divestment from corporations doing business with Israel out of objection to the country's perceived violation of the human rights of Palestinians.

He explained on GitHub, "I plan on using the [data set] with TensorFlow's Inception to try and create a [convolutional neural network] that is capable of distinguishing between men and women". The project has already drawn criticism for its perceived violation of users' privacy, as well as for its execution.

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

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

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