Sentence examples for routine violations of from inspiring English sources
Ya'alon, for his part, who had dismissed veterans of the group Breaking the Silence as "traitors" for exposing routine violations of the I.D.F.
Critics say Russian authorities turn a blind eye to routine violations of safety norms and regulations, with open pit mines often located dangerously close to towns and villages.
Through this legislation, Israel has drawn further attention to its violent occupation of Palestinian territory and routine violations of international law.
The prosecutors contend that lapses in the department's procedures have let brutal officers go unpunished, fostering a climate of brutality in the department and allowing routine violations of citizens' civil rights.
Their attitude is: 'We're giving you a cheap property – what are you complaining about?'" Guardians need to be self-reliant about cleaning, maintenance and repairs, but they must also contend with routine violations of their privacy.
A key question now is what was allowed under Facebook's privacy settings at the time Cambridge Analytica's app was active, and whether those permissions were so broad that they allowed routine violations of the consent decree with the FTC.
That these duties include the routine violation of other nations' territorial waters is apparently too obvious to be worth stating.
Representative Edolphus Towns, Democrat of New York, said that Toyota's actions amounted to "a systematic disregard for the law and routine violation of court discovery orders," based on files obtained by the Committee on Oversight and Government Reform from a former Toyota lawyer.
They also respond to their critics and deny the routine violation of their obligations under the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.
The Justice Department outlined routine violations by city police officers of residents' constitutional rights, as well as specific actions that Davis has called "egregious".
Activist observers try to document routine violations such as ballot-box stuffing, the busing in of voters of questionable eligibility, and the doctoring of results.
