Sentence examples for potential to violate from inspiring English sources

Why? -Which, if any, of the surveillance strategies has the most potential to violate an individual's civil liberties?

"We typically inform law enforcement that the request has the potential to violate privacy and First Amendment rights," Mr. Zapolsky said.

"This can't be permitted without establishing adequate procedures to prevent the transfer of information between N.A.S.D.R. and the United States government which would give rise to the potential to violate constitutional rights".

However, since county level governments had the authority to determine qualified enterprises to be main merging and reorganizing parties as well as the authority to decide the coal mines to be merged (or closed), county governments also had the potential to violate property rights.

This particular set of hearings was urgent because our elected leaders have realized the power that lies in Facebook's hidden trove of networked knowledge — its potential to violate privacy and the menace it poses to the integrity of our democratic institutions.

At the German Grand Prix in July, Red Bull Racing were referred to race stewards after FIA Technical Delegate Jo Bauer noted that their engine maps had the potential to violate the technical regulations.

It has the same potential to feel violating and disrespectful.

In this context, it is worth stressing that one-dimensional lattices with harmonic potentials are known to violate Fourier's law, and they exhibit a flat temperature profile (and divergent heat conductivity).

Consumer groups worry about the potential of wellness plans to violate employee privacy, to expose workers with medical problems to discrimination, or to shift an ever-higher share of health insurance costs onto people with chronic conditions.

General Philip Breedlove, the US Air Force General who commands Nato, told Reuters at yesterday's ceremony for military and political leaders, that the exercise "sends a very clear message to any potential aggressor", adding: "Any attempt to violate the sovereignty of one Nato nation will result in the decisive military engagement of all Nato nations".

Two of the major concerns of food safety advocates who oppose the TPP include placing limits on food labeling and the potential for foreign exporting nations to violate our food safety laws.