Sentence examples for represented a violation from inspiring English sources

The PCB took the step in response to the wicketkeeper's decision to leave their current series against South Africa early, claiming it represented a violation of his contract.

Then last May, out of the blue, she received a warning letter informing her that the paint job represented a violation of agency rules.

The league's decision came the same day a federal judge declared that the N.F.L.'s age restriction represented a violation of antitrust laws, clearing the way for Ohio State running back Maurice Clarett, also a sophomore, to enter the draft.

She said no one was seen smoking when the inspectors made their unannounced visits, but that the presence of ashtrays and the absence of no-smoking signs represented a violation of the ban.

A case such as Robertson's, where a person was forced to cut down on heating and electricity in order to pay for accommodation, represented a violation of the right to adequate housing, she said.

As last month's report from the inspector general acknowledged, the hiring abuses by former Justice Department officials represented a violation of federal Civil Service law, but not of criminal law, he said.

"The case is very disturbing because it represents a violation of public trust," Mr. Collins said.

Moreover, a weapons shipment can represent a violation of international law but still be perfectly legal in many nations.

They say the classes — part of a comprehensive program offered to all public school students in this affluent suburb north of San Diego — represent a violation of the First Amendment.

"It represents a violation of human rights and freedoms which make up the most sublime constitutional rights and freedoms of all," the court declared.

That would certainly represent a violation of the cease-fire arrangements and damage relations between NATO and the newly elected government of Serbia.