Sentence examples for perhaps in violation of from inspiring English sources

After last season's finale some viewers admitted casting thousands of votes by text message, perhaps in violation of rules against using "technical enhancements" to cast blocs of votes.

Lincoln, he added, did not hesitate to "move in the national interest in a way that many thought was perhaps in violation of the law — the suspension of the writ of habeas corpus, for example".

Haymon is licensed in Nevada as a manager, yet he also performs many of same functions as promoters, his associates said, putting him in a legal gray area and perhaps in violation of the Muhammad Ali Boxing Reform Act, passed in 2000.

Mr. Tompa said the collectors suspected that the State Department had imposed the restriction on coins against the advice of its own Cultural Property Advisory Committee — and perhaps in violation of the procedures established by a 1983 law governing cultural property protection.

Perhaps, they prayed, the store was in violation of the city's convoluted zoning laws.

Other federal officials said a safe assumption was that at least half of all refineries, and perhaps many more, were still operating in violation of the pollution laws.

So if the prospects of helping people, saving money, and increasing ticket sales don't tickle a particular theater's fancy, perhaps the opportunity to not be in violation of disability regulations will!

But in an age that has become increasingly tolerant of -- or perhaps resigned to -- the government's pursuit of information in violation of privacy rights, the prospects for future cyber-security policy are worrisome.

The customs agency was apparently no longer in violation of the court order, he continued, although perhaps "just for lack of opportunity" as the pace of flights had slowed down.

Perhaps the most high-profile incident involved seven officers, including four generals, who appeared, in uniform and in violation of military regulations, in a 2006 fund-raising video for the Christian Embassy, an evangelical Bible study group.

elections were held in violation of the 15th Amendment.