Sentence examples for possible to violate from inspiring English sources

"[They] thought it would be possible to violate the constitution and establish a majority in a non-constitutional way, but that no dissolution of parliament would follow.

In Babylonia in the early part of the 1st century ce, two Jewish brothers, Asinaeus and Anilaeus, established an independent minor state; their followers were so meticulous in observing the Sabbath that they assumed that it would not be possible to violate it even in order to save themselves from a Parthian attack.

To show how it is possible to violate the second law, Maxwell imagined a tiny creature who controls a door between two chambers.

"You see them following you everywhere, two cars, three cars, every day for past 300-something days... Then of course they tap your phone, they check your e-mail, they do whatever is possible to violate your privacy".

A woman in one peri-urban FGD said that it was possible to violate the seclusion period: 'But nowadays for me ….

In contrast to the FBI's aggressive pursuit of Brown, no probe of the Team Themis project was launched – despite a call from 17 US House representatives to investigate a possible conspiracy to violate federal laws, including forgery, mail and wire fraud, and fraud and related activity in connection with computers.

The building seemed to violate every possible code, and Beckie's apartment violated everything except the no-pets rule.

Autonomautos are just like conventional cars in every respect but one: they replace the distracted and error-prone human operator with technology that has an unlimited attention span, processes data faster than humanly possible and is not allowed to violate traffic laws.

Brad Isbister does not kill penalties for the Islanders, so he found himself marooned on the bench during most of a dismal second period tonight, when the Islanders looked as if they were trying to violate every hockey rule possible.

In subsequent cases, the seeds have sprouted and borne fruit: The court has squarely concluded that it is possible -- indeed not uncommon -- for the police to violate Miranda without also violating the Constitution...

They can try to serve the widest possible population, in which case a liberal administration will set rules that force them to violate their conscience.