Sentence examples for responsible for violating from inspiring English sources

In that case, a judge found a different senior executive responsible for violating local election law.

Even in aesthetic terms, Mao has been widely condemned: critics hold him responsible for violating the elegant, refined Mandarin vernacular with his crude, strident sloganeering.

If a doctor knows of a violation and takes no steps to correct it, the doctor can be held responsible for violating the rules.

"It's not beyond the pale to imagine that even people armed with legal opinions might be held legally responsible for violating the criminal law in the area of torture".

Under international law only states can be held responsible for violating human rights, but allegations of complicity in state abuse can provide a hook for legal claims against companies.

Additional provisions prohibit individuals from acting as protest organizers if they have been found responsible for violating the law in two cases; and allow local authorities to compile a list of central locations where public actions are banned entirely.

"Iraq's security forces have been responsible for systematically violating detainees' rights and they have been permitted," said Amnesty's Middle East and North Africa director, Malcolm Smart.

Religious conservatives have since attacked another of his loyalists, a deputy responsible for culture and tourism, for violating the sanctity of the Koran by hosting a reception where female entertainers paraded copies of the holy book.

"Through Bo's case, a principle was upheld - no matter how high the position a party member holds and how influential he is, he will be held responsible and face severe punishment for violating party disciplines and laws," wrote the state news agency Xinhua.

They said those responsible should be handed over and tried for violating human rights.

Penalties for violating weight limits vary between states (bridge formula weight violations are treated as gross weight violations), as the states are responsible for enforcement and collection of fines.