Sentence examples similar to raising violations from inspiring English sources

And for the first time, a borrower can raise violations of the law as a defense against foreclosure.

Whilst previous concerns have been raised about violations of privacy via telehealth and telecare interventions, the respondents in this study seemed to be less concerned with privacy, than with the psychological effects of monitoring that might make them focus on or become over anxious about their health.

To raise his violation status from plain wrong to egregious, he was the only one who did not join his teammates.

"We intend to raise this violation of the Security Council resolution, if it goes forward, in the U.N.," Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton said Wednesday.

"We intend to raise this violation of the Security Council resolution, if it goes forward, in the U.N.," U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton said Wednesday.

However, the court went on to say: The few courts that have considered the antitrust implications of concurrent use registration have determined that it does not raise any violation of antitrust laws.

Mr. Albanese complains that the organizers bent and broke their own rules — first by adding Mr. Weiner, who wasn't around in April, and then by keeping Mr. Liu, who has no public funds (the New York City Campaign Finance Board voted this week to withhold money from the Liu campaign, citing evidence of fund-raising violations).

Federal prosecutors recently convicted his former campaign treasurer and a fund-raiser for engaging in an illegal scheme to funnel money to Liu's campaign, and in early August the city's Campaign Finance Board found evidence of "serious" fund-raising violations; as a result, Liu was denied more than three million dollars in public matching funds for his campaign.

But of the remainder, 272 were determined to fall within the inspector general's jurisdiction, with 34 raising "credible Patriot Act violations on their face".

The property transactions were made around the time of Tyco's acquisition of ADT, the investigator said, raising questions about possible violations of New York's securities laws.

Mr. Bloomberg came upon the shaming idea while thinking about ways to use the cameras without raising revenue from the violations, which the city is blocked from doing until Albany gives permission.