Sentence examples for show violates from inspiring English sources

"We believe that the show violates several of the few existing rules we have to protect children from over-commercialization," said Susan Linn, director of the Campaign for a Commercial-Free Childhood, a nonprofit group.

Amazon's implementation of YouTube on the Echo Show violates our terms of service, creating a broken user experience.

Google responded that "Amazon's implementation of YouTube on the Echo Show violates our terms of service, creating a broken user experience".

In a statement given to The Verge, which first reported the removal, Google contradicts the Amazon statement, saying that they've been working with the company, but that the implementation of YouTube on the Echo Show violates the service's ToS.

Yet many suicide prevention and mental health professionals also pointed out how the show violates guidelines for suicide portrayal in the media, such as glamorizing suicide, portraying suicide as a solution to problems and, especially, showing the suicide itself in great detail in the season finale.

For Senator Graham to spend the past few weeks arguing that background checks for terrorists, criminals or anyone else who want to purchase a gun at a gun show violates the Second Amendment to our Constitution only to turn around and seek to strip an American citizen of his constitutional due process rights is nothing short of the epitome of hypocrisy and beyond abhorrent.

The commission found an April episode of the show violated the indecency rules through a series of sexually suggestive and explicit scenes.

The show violated Arab cultural taboos in a number of ways: besides having Muslim characters who drank wine with dinner and had premarital sex, one of the male protagonist's cousins had an abortion.

The show could be fined, and ITV could be forced to apologize, if Ofcom finds that the show violated code.

In 2011 Proactiv was one of nine companies that pulled advertising from the MTV show Skins, after the Parents Television Council called for an investigation into whether the show violated child pornography laws.

Similarly, a previous editorial intern filed a lawsuit against Charlie Rose, after feeling her time spent at the television talk show violated labor laws because she didn't receive training and was unpaid.