Sentence examples for plainly violates from inspiring English sources

In my view, such conduct plainly violates § 10(b) and Rule 10b-5.

That plainly violates the age-old legal principle: Nemo iudex in causa sua — no one should be a judge about his or her own case.

"The Turkish government's prosecution of Abdullah Keskin plainly violates Article 10 of the European Convention on Human Rights and is illegal," the brief said, noting that Turkey was a signatory to the convention.

Forcing them to include a cancer warning on a product that does not cause cancer plainly violates the 1st Amendment.

The Justices' active involvement in this event plainly violates the principles outlined in Canon 4C of the Code of Conduct for United States Judges, which says judges "should not personally participate in fund-raising activities".

For a state to deny same-sex couples the freedom to marry plainly violates the constitutional guarantee that no state shall deny to any person "the equal protection of the laws".

The tariffs plainly violate basic tariff commitments made by the United States under GATT Article II.

Requiring Ms. Perich to be reinstated "would have plainly violated the church's freedom," Chief Justice Roberts wrote.

But the real issue is that when a removal proceeding is prejudiced by the mistakes of a privately retained attorney, the due process clause, part of the 5th and 14th Amendments, is plainly violated.

It was only when he released his own bill, which plainly violated the promises he had made to Kimmel's audience, that a late-night talk show suddenly became a frivolous venue for civic discourse.

Although this proposed law may be constitutional as applied to government employees who unlawfully leak such material to people who are unauthorized to receive it, it would plainly violate the First Amendment to punish anyone who might publish or otherwise circulate the information after it has been leaked.