Sentence examples for respond to violations from inspiring English sources

We have made it clear that the security council has both the authority and the responsibility to respond to violations to this treaty.

The latest ceasefire announcement states that the coalition forces will stop all military activities, but reserve the right to respond to violations by the Shia Houthis – the proxies of Iran, according to Saudi Arabia – and pro-Saleh forces.

Palestinian militant leaders said after Tuesday's attacks that they had not abandoned the truce, though they insisted on "the right to respond to violations by Israel with similar violations," as Abdallah al-Shami, a leader of Islamic Jihad, put it.

The union could establish its own rules and penalties, select a committee of players who would monitor vigilant drug testing against a range of substances -- steroids, androstenedione, amphetamines -- and respond to violations.

And the report called on the department to come up with a way to decide how to respond to violations of rules; by writing a letter, imposing a fine or expelling a lender from the loan program.

It would be more likely to be detected if it tried and the world would have more time to respond to violations.Much work remains before the deal is finalised.

His duties as a resident adviser include the standard dorm routine of inspecting bathrooms, checking out noise complaints and responding to violations of alcohol regulations.

In recent months, Iowa labor officials have been criticized by unions and immigrant groups who said that enforcement was lax at Agriprocessors and that labor inspectors had responded to violations with light fines.

Two regions reflecting semantic-level processes were identified: Regions for amodal self-representation, which were sensitive to both perceptual cues and static self-face, and those for belief-validation, which responded to violations of a predicted contingency.

In fact, the Court in Plata suggested that the state use alternatives to incarceration to respond to parole violations (instead of simply sending violators back to prison).

When subjects were asked to respond to rule violations, they managed to detect 72% of the tones violating the rule.