Sentence examples for provisions violated from inspiring English sources

In August, a courageous federal district-court judge in Austin, Lee Yeakel, reached just that conclusion and held that the new provisions violated a woman's right to terminate her pregnancy.

In what legal experts said was a rare challenge to a court's authority, the legislators included provisions that simply said they "respectfully disagree" that the provisions violated the constitution.

But the United States Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit, in St . Louis held last year that the Minnesota provisions violated the First Amendment's guarantee of free speech.

"There is restrictive language in here," said Francis L. Macrina, Virginia Commonwealth's vice president for research, who acknowledged that many of the provisions violated the university's guidelines for industry-sponsored research.

A federal judge in Manhattan last week struck down parts of the USA Patriot Act that had authorized the F.B.I.'s use of the national security letters, saying that some provisions violated the First Amendment and the constitutional separation of powers guarantee.

Vivid also said the law's enforcement provisions violated the 4th and 14th amendments.

C1 Actuarial Firms Questioned The Department of Justice has asked several big actuarial firms for information on the terms of their client agreements, in what appears to be an effort to learn whether certain provisions violate antitrust laws.

But some critics say the president's order includes so many provisions violating the Geneva Conventions that it would be difficult for the regulations to meet the conventions' requirements.

The constitutional provisions violate basic principles of justice - impartiality, transparency, and equality before the law - repeatedly, and set multiple obstacles in the rendering of justice in cases of criminal acts committed by members of the government.

Chief Justice Rehnquist and Justice O'Connor said the provision violated the candidates' First Amendment rights.

The majority decision, by Judge George Bundy Smith, said the deadlock provision violated the State Constitution's guarantee of due process of law.