Sentence examples for pervasive violation from inspiring English sources

However, we also observed a pervasive violation of one of the defining principles of Bayes' nets the causal Markov condition because the presence of characteristic features invariably led participants to infer yet another characteristic feature.

In spite of Israel's pervasive violation of Palestinian human rights, the US government walks in lockstep with Israel.

The resolution also urges the African nation "to urgently address the pervasive violation of human rights in Malawi and the criminalization of conduct by consenting adults".

And it is at the core of a pervasive violation of children’s rights.

We can also improve the law's deterrence function, in the form of punitive damages for severe or pervasive violations.

It found "substantial and pervasive violations" — ignored for years — of the government's own minimal monitoring requirements.

Westchester County's persistent and pervasive violations of its obligations under a housing desegregation consent decree constitute, precisely as you say, "The Battle for Westchester" (editorial, May 13).

Moody's, a ratings agency, noted the fine was "credit negative not only for UBS, but for all banks with sizeable capital-markets activities".The fine was so large partly because of the pervasive violations at UBS: investigators found more than 2,000 documented attempts to manipulate rates.

"Only a small share of these companies is expected to have reportable violations, and even fewer are expected to have serious, repeated, willful, or pervasive violations to report," the department noted. .

Foreign governments, including the United States, have for years urged China to take a stronger stand against pervasive violations of intellectual property rights on products ranging from medicines to software to DVD movies sold on the street.

Pervasive safety violations — from shoddy ventilation to slapdash control of explosive coal dust — made the mine "an accident waiting to happen," according to a panel of experts reporting to the governor's office.